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Your Bizarre Adventure Guide: First steps for new players

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Bizarre Studios®, Playing 10.2K, Rating 88.8%
Creator Bizarre Studios®
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Overview

Your Bizarre Adventure is a Roblox MMORPG where you earn powerful spiritual abilities called Stands, fight gang enemies, and battle other players. This guide covers how to get started, how to spend your Skill Points, how to handle different Stand types in PvP, and how to farm items efficiently.

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Contents
01 First steps for new players Step 02 Skill Tree priorities Check 03 Live and upcoming events Events 04 Early boss fights: Bruno and Diavolo Tips 05 Stand types and how to play each one Table 06 Levelling up and Prestiging Step 07 Rokakaka vs Pure Rokakaka Warn 08 Item farming and the weekend bonus Tips 09 PvP basics that apply to every Stand Tips 10 Codes and redeemed items Summary 11 Working codes Codes 12 Private Servers and the VIP button Summary 13 Glossary Words 14 Common questions FAQ
01

First steps for new players

Step
In short Talk to Giorno first, learn the controls on security guards one at a time, then use an arrow to get your Stand.

When you first load in, head to the parking lot where Giorno Giovanna stands near the entrance. He gives you your first quest and sets the whole story in motion. Take each objective one step at a time rather than rushing ahead.

  1. Find Giorno head to the parking lot entrance and talk to Giorno Giovanna to pick up your first quest.
  2. Fight one at a time take on the security guards individually so you can learn the controls without getting overwhelmed.
  3. Check your quest log after each kill, open the quest screen to confirm the count went up before moving on.
  4. Unlock Worthiness before using an arrow, open the Skill Tree and unlock the Worthiness node, which costs no Skill Points.
  5. Use the arrow with Worthiness unlocked and no Stand active, use a Mysterious Arrow to obtain your Stand.
  6. Unlock your moves getting a Stand does not give you all its moves automatically; open the Skill Tree and unlock the attacks you want to use.
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02

Skill Tree priorities

Check
In short Put your early Skill Points into Vitality first, grab one point of Sturdiness and one of Health Regeneration, and decide on Agility based on how you like to play.

Every player shares the same character Skill Tree, and you earn two Skill Points each time you level up. Your base health is 100 HP, and each point in Vitality adds 10.5 HP — maxing it out costs 22 points and raises your total to 205 HP. Worthiness now unlocks automatically and costs no Skill Points, so you do not need to budget for it.

  • Vitality is maxed at Vitality X invest here first to survive longer in both gang fights and PvP.
  • Skip the final Vitality node only if your Stand has a very high Skill Point requirement; that extra HP matters less than the Stand upgrade in that specific case.
  • Agility tops out at Agility V for a cost of 8 points level 3 or above is only worth it if you have spare points or need to chase down or escape opponents.
  • Take only one node of Health Regeneration going further is not recommended.
  • Worthiness requires no Skill Points and unlocks automatically, so you can ignore it in your budget.
03 Live and upcoming events Events

Events running now or coming soon. They have fixed dates, so check them first.

Live now –

2026 Halloween Event

Spooky season is here!
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04

Early boss fights: Bruno and Diavolo

Tips
In short Use block and parry throughout the story — they matter in the very first boss fight and remain essential all the way through the final one.

Two boss encounters trip up most players: Bruno Bucciarati early on, and Diavolo near the end of the story. Both reward the same approach — defensive play over button-mashing.

Tips worth knowing
  • Block with F — hold the block key to absorb Bruno's normal attacks, then hit back briefly when he stops.
  • Parry big swings — press block at the last moment before a heavy attack lands to parry it, then counter immediately.
  • Keep your distance — if you cannot tell which attacks can be parried yet, back off and watch rather than taking hits.
  • Watch for Diavolo's red state — when Epitaph triggers and he glows red, stop attacking immediately or you will take heavy damage.
  • Wait it out — hold block while Diavolo's counter state is active and only resume attacking once it ends.
  • Keep combos short — landing a few hits and returning to defence gives Epitaph fewer opportunities to punish you.
05

Stand types and how to play each one

Table
In short Your Stand's range determines your entire playstyle, so learn which category yours falls into before you fight anyone.

Stands split into four broad categories, and each one demands a different approach in combat.

Close-Rangeget in tight, invest in Sturdiness to shorten knockdown time, hold block when your combo moves are cooling down, and use Agility to close the gap on opponents who try to run.
Long-Rangekeep your distance, aim for at least Agility IV or V so you can retreat, and if escaping is impossible, having Vitality VII or higher will help you survive.
Mid-Rangedefault to long-range spacing, switch to close range only to push the opponent back, and max Vitality; high Agility is optional here.
Pilotinguse your attacks to keep enemies away, and if someone dashes toward your pilot Stand, use a mobility move like Time Skip to reposition and strike back.
06

Levelling up and Prestiging

Step
In short Grind repeatable quests to hit Level 35, then pay Prestige Master Rin to Prestige and raise your level cap by 5.

Once you finish the main story quests, repeatable quests are the fastest way to keep earning EXP. Each Prestige raises your level cap by 5, up to a maximum of Level 50 at Prestige III. Your Stand, fighting style, and held items carry over, but your level and Skill Points reset.

  1. Pick a repeatable quest the Zeppeli quest in the sewers and the Doppio quest in the parking lot are both good options; choose whichever enemy you can beat reliably.
  2. Re-accept after each run repeatable quests must be picked up again each time; check the quest screen after turning one in.
  3. Save 5,000 in-game cash Prestige Master Rin charges that amount to Prestige you, so keep it back before you spend everything.
  4. Talk to Rin at Level 35 confirm the Prestige conditions with her before committing.
  5. Check what resets level, Skill Points, and quest progress all reset; Stand, fighting style, and items stay with you.
07

Rokakaka vs Pure Rokakaka

Warn
In short Read the item name carefully before you use either fruit — the wrong one can wipe out your Stand and fighting style.

The two fruits look similar and have similar names, but they do very different things. Using the wrong one by accident can cost you hours of progress.

Worth watching out for
A Rokakaka resets your current Stand, fighting style, and Skill Point allocation it is not a healing item.
A Pure Rokakaka keeps your Stand and fighting style intact and only resets your Skill Points so you can reassign them.
Before using either, confirm the exact name on the item and read the confirmation screen to see what will be removed.
If you have a Stand stored in your storage slots, check that it is safely stored before eating a Rokakaka.
08

Item farming and the weekend bonus

Tips
In short Play on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays to collect map items twice as fast.

Item spawn rates double every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. If you are hunting specific items that appear around the map, those three days are the best time to do it.

Tips worth knowing
  • Farm on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday when spawn rates are doubled.
  • The Item Notifier gamepass (1,999 Robux) alerts you when an item spawns and hints at its location.
  • The Item Notifier is less useful in Private Servers because spawn rates are lower there; stick to small public servers for item hunting.
  • The Arcade lets you gamble 1,500 in-game cash and one Gold Coin for a chance at items ranging from a Mysterious Arrow up to a Lucky Arrow or a Saint's Corpse part.
  • Sell unwanted drops to ShiftPlox near the Naples road — he buys most map items, including Gold Coins, Diamonds, Arrows, Rokakakas, and Steel Balls.
09

PvP basics that apply to every Stand

Tips
In short Cooldown awareness and reading your opponent's Stand type decide most fights.

Before you challenge another player, try to identify what Stand they are using so you know what range they prefer and what moves to expect. Managing your own skill cooldowns is just as important — throwing out moves recklessly leaves you exposed.

Tips worth knowing
  • Identify your opponent's Stand before committing to a fight.
  • Track your own cooldowns and hold block while waiting for moves to return.
  • Adjust your distance to match your Stand type — close-range players need to be in your face, long-range players need space.
  • Dash away from Piloting Stands rather than standing still and eating hits.
10

Codes and redeemed items

Summary
In short Redeem codes in the settings menu as soon as you get them — they expire after about a week, and the items you receive look different from the originals.

Codes are entered in the settings screen where it says ENTER A CODE TO REDEEM HERE. Items you receive this way are called Redeemed Items — they have different colours and names from the regular versions, cannot be traded, and cannot be sold to ShiftPlox.

  • Where to enter　open the in-game settings and type the code into the redemption box.
  • Appearance　Redeemed Rokakaka is blue, Redeemed Pure Rokakaka is transparent with a purple outline, and Redeemed Mysterious Arrow is green.
  • Not tradeable　Redeemed Items cannot be dropped, traded, or sold.
  • Where to find codes　the game's social pages and giving the game page a thumbs-up are the main sources the developers point to.
11 Working codes Codes
HALLOWEEN2026
LUCKY_420k_LIKES A Lucky Arrow
A Lucky Arrow
eternal Free Rewards
Free Rewards
LootBug Lucky Arrows
Lucky Arrows
Every code, and the votes on it, are on the codes page
12

Private Servers and the VIP button

Summary
In short Private Servers cost Robux to rent, but once you have one the VIP button in the HUD Menu lets you adjust the server environment for group play.

The VIP button appears inside your HUD Menu on a Private Server. The VIP feature itself is free; the cost is the server rental.

  • Access method　open the HUD Menu inside your Private Server to find the VIP button.
  • Cost　the VIP feature is free, but renting the Private Server requires Robux.

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Glossary

Glossary
Stand
A powerful spiritual ability your character wields, inspired by JoJo's Bizarre Adventure — obtaining and upgrading one is the core loop of the game.
Skill Points
Points earned two at a time each time you level up, spent in the character Skill Tree to raise stats like Vitality and Agility.
Vitality
The Skill Tree stat that increases your maximum HP, starting from a base of 100 and reaching 205 at Vitality X.
Agility
The Skill Tree stat that raises your run speed and dash distance; each point adds 2 to your run speed.
Sturdiness
A Skill Tree stat that reduces knockdown time, strengthens your block, and makes it harder for opponents to crash your Stand.
Stand Crash
A state where your Stand is knocked out by specific powerful moves, leaving you without its abilities temporarily.
Cooldown
The waiting period after using a skill before you can use it again.
Piloting Stand
A Stand type that the player controls remotely, separate from their own body, making it difficult for opponents to punish.
Prestige
A progression milestone that raises your level cap by 5 each time; Prestige III sets the cap at Level 50.
Worthiness
A Skill Tree node that must be unlocked before you can use an arrow to obtain a Stand; it currently costs no Skill Points.
Rokakaka
A map item that resets your current Stand, fighting style, and Skill Point allocation — it is not a healing item.
Pure Rokakaka
A rarer item that keeps your Stand and fighting style but resets only your Skill Points so you can reassign them.
Parry
A defensive move triggered by pressing block at the last moment before a heavy attack lands; not every move can be parried.
Epitaph
Diavolo's counter ability — when he glows red, any attack you land will deal heavy damage back to you.
Redeemed Item
An item obtained through a code that has a different colour and name from the original and cannot be traded or sold.

Common questions

FAQ

What should I do first as a new player?

Head to the parking lot and talk to Giorno Giovanna to pick up your first quest. Fight the security guards one at a time until you are comfortable with the controls, then unlock Worthiness in the Skill Tree and use an arrow to get your Stand.

I used an arrow but did not get a Stand — what went wrong?

Make sure you do not already have a Stand active, and check that you have unlocked the Worthiness node in the Skill Tree. Worthiness costs no Skill Points, so it just needs to be selected before the arrow will work.

I got a Stand but none of its moves work — why?

Obtaining a Stand does not automatically unlock its attacks. Open the Skill Tree, make sure your Stand is summoned, and unlock the specific moves you want to use. Also check that the move's cooldown has finished before trying again.

How do I stop getting knocked down and losing fights quickly?

Invest in Sturdiness — even one point reduces the time you spend ragdolled after a knockdown and stops Stand Barrage Finishers from crashing your Stand.

What is the maximum number of Skill Points I can earn?

At Prestige III the level cap is 50, and you earn 2 Skill Points per level, so the maximum is 100 Skill Points.

What is the difference between a Rokakaka and a Pure Rokakaka?

A regular Rokakaka resets your Stand, fighting style, and Skill Points all at once — it does not heal you. A Pure Rokakaka leaves your Stand and fighting style alone and only resets your Skill Points. Always check the item name before using either one.

Updated Oct 21, 2026
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