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Jujutsu Shenanigans Guide: Controls you need to know before your first fight

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Tze's Shenanigans, Playing 127.3K, Rating 86.3%

Creator Tze's Shenanigans

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Overview

Jujutsu Shenanigans is a PvP brawler on Roblox built around the Jujutsu Kaisen anime, where every complete character is free from the start and every fight is decided by skill alone — no grinding, no gacha. This guide covers the controls, how to build good habits early, how the awakening system works, how to earn cash through quests, tips for playing Register, and how to use items and map locations to your advantage.

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Contents

01 Controls you need to know before your first fight Check 02 Building and spending the awakening bar Tips 03 Live and upcoming events Events 04 Choosing your first character Table 05 Using the map to your advantage Tips 06 Items worth knowing Table 07 Earning cash through quests and achievements Step 08 Playing Register Tips 09 Common reasons you keep losing Check 10 Redeeming codes Step 11 Working codes Codes 12 Glossary Words 13 Common questions FAQ

Controls you need to know before your first fight

Check

In short The control set is small, so there is no reason to go in blind.

The most important habit to build right away is keeping your Q dash in reserve — using it to move around wastes the one tool that lets you escape a combo mid-hit. Get used to sprinting with W+W instead, which also steers you around obstacles automatically.

M1 melee combo, up to four hits in a chain
1, 2, 3, 4 your four skill slots
Q dash, best saved for escaping a stun
F block
R special action
W+W sprint, avoids obstacles on its own
G awakening, transforms your character when the bar is full

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Building and spending the awakening bar

Tips

In short Attacking fills the bar; defending drains your chance to awaken before the opponent does.

The red bar at the bottom of the screen fills as you land combos on opponents. When it reaches maximum, pressing G transforms your character into a fully powered-up form with stronger versions of every skill. Domain Expansion is available during awakening and hits hard, but it carries a long cooldown, so picking the right moment matters as much as having the bar full.

Tips worth knowing

Stay aggressive — the bar only builds when you are landing hits, not when you are blocking
Use Domain Expansion while the enemy is stunned or has just spent their dash, so they have no way out
Even in awakening, a whiffed skill can be punished, so watch what the opponent is doing before committing

03 Live and upcoming events Events

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

Live now Oct 23 – Nov 23

HALLOWEEN UPDATE

See the whole schedule

Choosing your first character

Table

In short Every complete character is free; Early Access characters require a game pass and are still being developed.

Start with one character and stay with it long enough to learn the move distances and combo timings before switching. There are currently 15 complete characters, 6 base-only characters, and 2 Early Access characters.

Vessel	straightforward combo flow, awakens into a ranged and area-skill form
Honored One	quick movement, simple skill layout
Ten Shadows	summons shikigami for sustained pressure, more technical playstyle
Perfection	highly aggressive, strong but harder to control
Restless Gambler	defensive lean, awakening grants a powerful invincibility window
Base-Only characters	pressing G triggers a single powerful move instead of a full awakening form
Early Access (e.g. Register, Sky Assassin)	requires game pass, still in development

Using the map to your advantage

Tips

In short Knowing the map's interactive spots lets you change a fight's momentum in seconds.

The main map is built around a Shinjuku-inspired area and almost every surface is destructible. Several locations have interactive elements that go far beyond cover.

Tips worth knowing

Hit the control panel button inside the train station to call a speeding train — anyone caught on the rails takes heavy damage
Fire extinguishers and trash cans scattered around the map are throwable and deal damage; the towers, cafe, and station are stocked with them
Items spawn naturally around the map every ten minutes, so keep moving between key spots to collect them before opponents do
The arcade cabinets in Unlicensed Studios are playable and count toward the daily quest that asks you to score ten points in an arcade game
Climbing the tower ladders puts you on the highest ground on the map, but destroying one section of a ladder collapses the rest, cutting off the route for everyone

Items worth knowing

Table

In short Items spawn every ten minutes or can be bought from the shop for five dollars at random, and picking the right one for the moment can flip a fight.

All items replace your M1 once picked up and drop if you are hit. On PC you can drop one manually with Backspace. The fifteen items below are obtainable in public servers.

Item	Damage	Uses
Soda	None (heals on drink)	One drink; can also be thrown
Gun	10 per shot	6 shots
Sniper	30 per shot	3 shots
Playful Cloud	18 total across M1 set; 8 per projectile	Infinite M1s; 2 staves
Naginata	14 total for M1 set; 8 for front dash	Infinite
Crowbar	10	Infinite
Hazenoki's Eye	15	One-time use
TNT	20	One-time use
Bowling Ball	20	One-time use
Banana Peel	None (trips opponent)	One-time use
Transfigured Flesh	None (creates wall)	One-time use
Voice Recorder	14 (Plummet) / 20 (Blast Away)	Infinite, 30s duration
Jet Black	14 total	Infinite
Coin	Depends on reflected projectile	3 successful uses
Transfigured Human	Varies	One-time use

Earning cash through quests and achievements

Step

In short Quests are the most reliable way to earn in-game cash, but they only count in public servers.

Achievements were added in update 1.57. Open the menu by pressing the Trophy icon at the top of the screen. Quests reset on a daily and weekly schedule; complete them consistently and the cash adds up quickly.

Open the menu press the Trophy icon at the top of the screen to reach the Achievements panel
Pick up daily quests each one pays fifteen dollars on completion, up to forty-five dollars per day across three quests
Pick up weekly quests each one pays one hundred dollars, up to three hundred dollars per week across three quests
Stay in public servers quests cannot be completed in private or custom servers, so queue into a public match before starting them
Chase stat achievements reaching fifty kills unlocks Grade 4, and the ladder continues up to Special Grade at ten thousand kills
Grab easy general achievements creating a custom server completes the Your Own Story achievement with no combat required

Playing Register

Tips

In short Register rewards patience and positioning — most of the moveset works best when you set traps and punish opponents who walk into them.

Register is the 23rd character added to the game, based on a sorcerer who burns receipts to recreate their effects as attacks. As of update 1.82 he has an awakening called Con-Artistry, which heals 25 HP on activation and lets him replace base moves with awakening moves at the cost of awakening gauge. His two awakening moves are Mayhem and Big Moves.

Tips worth knowing

Drop Littering as a trap, or use it to push opponents away since they know to avoid the placed receipts
Land the Gushing Wound variant close enough for all six knives to connect — it deals heavy damage and can follow an uppercut
Use Piano Drop at your own feet against an opponent who rushes in — if they attack during the startup they take the piano instead
After ragdolling an opponent onto placed litter, pop it and follow up with aerial M1s into a downslam for extra damage
When Fleche's red seal counter lands, turn around and open the umbrella to discard it and open a follow-up window
Blunt Trauma can reach inside domains if you angle it correctly

Common reasons you keep losing

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In short Most losing streaks trace back to one or two mechanical habits that are easy to fix once you spot them.

After each match, ask yourself which of the points below caused the death rather than blaming the opponent's character.

Using Q to move around instead of saving it for escaping combos
Throwing all four M1 hits and launching the opponent away before you can link a skill stop at three
Switching characters every match instead of learning one kit properly
Not pressing Q when launched, which lets the opponent complete a full combo on you

Redeeming codes

Step

In short Codes expire quickly, so enter them the moment you find one.

Codes hand out free rewards. The developers announce new codes on their official YouTube channel, X account, and Discord server. There is also sometimes a hidden code at the end of the Update Notes notebook inside the game lobby. Each code works only once and is case-sensitive.

Open the shop click the Shop icon in the top-left corner of the screen
Find the tab select Rewards / Codes
Enter the code type it exactly as written and press Redeem
Check official channels YouTube, X, and Discord are where new codes are announced
Check the lobby look at the end of the Update Notes notebook for any hidden codes

11 Working codes Codes

RIA2026

A7D2L26RNEPG74A3Q Nep Achievement And "Woven Insight" Emote

Nep Achievement And "Woven Insight" Emote

Every code, and the votes on it, are on the codes page

Glossary

M1: The standard melee combo triggered by left-click, which chains up to four hits.
Awakening bar: The red gauge that fills when you land hits on opponents; pressing G when it is full transforms your character.
Domain Expansion: A powerful move available during awakening that carries a long cooldown after use.
FFA (Free-for-All): A game mode where every player is an enemy.
Early Access: Characters still in development that require a game pass to play, separate from the free complete roster.
Base-Only: Characters whose G-press triggers a single powerful special move rather than a full awakening form; their names appear in grey on the character list.
Littering: A Register move that places receipts on the ground as a trap or zone-control tool.
Ragdoll cancel: Using your dash the moment you are launched to cut short the opponent's follow-up combo.
Con-Artistry: Register's awakening, which heals 25 HP on activation and lets him swap base moves for awakening moves at the cost of awakening gauge.

Common questions

FAQ

Do I need to grind levels or use gacha to unlock characters?

No. Every complete character is available from the moment you start, and nothing is locked behind grinding or a gacha system. Early Access characters require a game pass.

How do combos work and why do they keep breaking?

Hitting all four M1s launches the opponent away and ends your combo before you can link a skill. Stop at three hits, then chain into a skill — that is the basic form that keeps opponents in range.

What should I do if I get hit by the Register glitch involving Gushing Wound and a throwable?

If another player picks up a throwable that was hit by Gushing Wound and finds themselves unable to attack or reset, the only fixes are leaving the game entirely or having another player hit them. This is a known bug.

How many characters are currently in the game?

There are 15 complete characters free to everyone, 6 base-only characters, and 2 Early Access characters that require a game pass. Additional overpowered and developer-only characters exist but are not available in normal play.

What is the only badge currently obtainable?

First Kill is the only badge you can earn right now — get it by defeating another player for the first time. The other three badges in the game are no longer obtainable.

Updated Oct 3, 2026
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