Tier List: Strongest Characters in JJS

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Jujutsu Shenanigans has completely taken over Roblox, and we can see why. But with so many different characters, which is the best one to use? We’re ranking all of the regular characters in JJS to help you figure out which ones are strongest. Plus, we’re going over the overpowered and developer-only characters that you probably won’t see in a public server.

Who are the characters in JJS?

There are currently 16 playable characters in JJS, plus 3 Overpowered characters with limited use, and 2 restricted Developer-Only characters.

  • Regular: Mahito, Gojo, Megumi, Yuta/Rika, Yuki, Mechamaru, Higuruma, Naoya, Choso, Nanami, Hakari, Todo
  • Base-only: Locust Guy, Yuki, Aspiring Mangaka, Lucky Coward
  • Overpowered: Strongest of History, Monkey Kid, Cursed Child
  • Developer-only: Super TZE, Mokou
Section 1 of 4:

Regular Characters in JJS, Ranked

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  1. Step 1 Mahito (Perfection)
    Mahito is a strong, balanced character who’s a lot of fun to play. He has four unblockable moves in his base kit, including one that can bypass ragdoll (meaning if your opponent gets knocked down, you can still hit them). Not to mention his two Awakenings and that broken Domain Expansion.[1]
    • Awakening: Essence of the Soul
    • Super Awakening: Instant Spirit Body of Distorted Killing
    • Domain Expansion: Embodiment of Self Perfection
    • Special: Self Transfiguration
    • HP: 100
  2. Step 2 Satoru Gojo (Honored One)
    Gojo is an OG character. His combos are powerful but straightforward—he’s a solid option for beginners, but there’s not much room to improve as you gain experience. But he’s really powerful in Ultimate Mode, and he can one-shot opponents in his Domain Expansion, so he’s still a solid choice regardless.[2]
    • Awakening: Six Eyes
    • Domain Expansion: Infinite Void
    • Special: Limitless
    • HP: 100
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  3. Step 3 Megumi Fushiguro (Ten Shadows)
    Megumi is a strong character, but it takes a lot of skill to really make the most of him. His combos can be a little tricky to land, but the real secret is learning to use his shukigami—the rabbits, bird, toad, and dog that assist you in base mode. And when he transforms into Mahoraga after awakening, you can do crazy damage.[3]
    • Awakening: Insanity
    • Domain Expansion: Chimera Shadow Garden
    • Special: Lurking Shadow
    • HP: 85
  4. Step 4 Yuta Okkotsu & Rika Orimoto (Cursed Partners)
    Playing as both Yuta and Rika can be fun but challenging—each has their own moveset, and you have to switch back and forth between them throughout the fight. It’s extremely difficult, but once you get the hang of it, you’re pretty hard to stop. Especially when Rika throws Yuta on top of the opponent.[4]
    • Awakening: True Love
    • Domain Expansion: Authentic Mutual Love
    • Special: Rika
    • HP: 100
  5. Step 5 Ko-Guy (Locust Guy)
    Locust Guy is a base-only character, which means he doesn’t have a Domain Expansion or Awakening Mode. The lack of an ultimate might be why you rarely see players using him, but his combos do a lot of damage, and he can even combo in the air. Most of all, he’s a lot of fun to play, even for players who are new to the game.[5]
    • Awakening: Directed Poison
    • Domain Expansion: N/A
    • Special: Fluttering Pounce
    • HP: 90
  6. Step 6 Yuki Tsukumo (Star Rage)
    Yuki is another base-only character, but she requires a lot of skill to play. Her combos and techs are complex, but they’re seriously broken when you get the hang of them. She can easily break blocks and it’s hard to dodge her attacks. Even though she doesn’t have an ultimate, her Awakening creates a black hole that pulls in anyone around, giving you a strategic edge (or a funny way to troll someone).[6]
    • Awakening: Unrestricted Density
    • Domain Expansion: N/A
    • Special: Mass Buildup
    • HP: 100
  7. Step 7 Mechamaru / Kokichi Muta (Puppet Master)
    Mechamaru is pretty balanced, with a good mixture of close and ranged attacks. He does pretty good damage and is fun to play, but he only has one attack that can break a block, and his attacks and combos require precise timing.[7]
    • Awakening: Absolute
    • Domain Expansion: N/A
    • Special: Offload
    • HP: 85, increases to 117 during Awakening
  8. Step 8 Hiromi Higuruma (Defense Attorney)
    Higuruma is balanced and beginner-friendly, but we put him in the middle of the pack because he’s not really the strongest or the weakest. His combos are pretty easy to land, and some of his moves are unblockable. But his guard breaks don’t always work, the guessing game in his Domain Expansion is unpredictable, and he’s vulnerable to ranged opponents.[8]
    • Awakening: Deadly Sentencing
    • Domain Expansion: Deadly Sentencing
    • Specials: No Escape, Domain Amplification
    • HP: 100
  9. Step 9 Naoya Zenin (Head of the Hei)
    Naoya is pretty popular in JJS. His attacks don’t ragdoll opponents, meaning they stand up after you hit them, so you can chain more hits together in a combo. But the combos stay green, which means opponents can sometimes dodge or block their way out of an attack.[9]
    • Awakening: Vengeance
    • Domain Expansion: Time Cell Moon Palace
    • Specials: Projection Sorcery, Acceleration
    • HP: 90, 70 in Awakening
  10. Step 10 Choso (Blood Manipulator)
    Choso is considered one of the hardest characters to play in JJS. His combos are really complicated, so they take a lot of practice to master, but he’s a solid, balanced player when you get the hang of him. His attacks don’t do a ton of damage and his ultimate isn’t the strongest, but he’s still a great choice if you’re looking for a challenge and a character who stands out from the crowd.[10]
    • Awakening: Duty as a Brother
    • Domain Expansion: N/A (has a Blood Rain that drains Awakening)[11]
    • Special: Convergence
    • HP: 100
  11. Step 11 Yuji Itadori / Ryomen Sukuna (Vessel)
    Yuji is a fun character, but he’s a little controversial. He started out extremely powerful, but he’s been nerfed several times in updates. He’s still strong, but it still takes some skill to fully unlock his potential—not many players can consistently land 4 Black Flashes in a row. On top of that, relying on Black Flash can make players a little predictable.[12]
    • Awakening: King of Curses
    • Domain Expansion: Malevolent Shrine
    • Specials: Combat Instincts, Cleave
    • HP: 85
  12. Step 12 Kento Nanami (Salaryman):
    Nanami is a relatively new character in JJS, so players are still figuring out how to make the most of him. It takes a little practice to nail down the timing of his attacks and combos, and he’s reliant on his special move to make his attacks unblockable. But in Awakening Mode he does a lot of damage, so it might be worth the practice.[13]
    • Awakening: Overtime
    • Domain Expansion: N/A
    • Special: Ratio Point
    • HP: 100
  13. Step 13 Kinji Hakari (Restless Gambler)
    Hakari is an excellent option for beginners because his combos are easy and his combo extenders let you do a lot of damage. He does solid damage, his luck-based Domain Expansion is fun, and he becomes temporarily invincible when he’s in Awakened Mode—but overall, he’s just not quite as strong as some of the characters that landed higher on the list.[14]
    • Awakening: Idle Death Gamble
    • Domain Expansion: Idle Death Gamble
    • Specials: Door Guard/Rhythm
    • HP: 100
  14. Step 14 Charles Bernard (Aspiring Mangaka)
    Charles Bernard is a base-only character. His special move slings other players around the map, which can give you an edge in battle, but his combos and counters aren’t very strong. He’s a good character if you’re just starting out, but most experienced players don’t stick with him for long.[15]
    • Awakening: Foresight
    • Domain Expansion: N/A
    • Special: Clairvoyance
    • HP: 85
  15. Step 15 Aoi Todo (Switcher)
    Todo is a tanky character in JJS, and there’s a lot of variety in his base moveset. He’s a little slow, which can make him clunky and an easy target. His moveset is pretty basic, so he’s good for beginners, but mastering his combos takes a little skill. His ability to swap places with another player can be really fun, too.[16]
    • Awakening: False Memories
    • Domain Expansion: N/A
    • Special: Boogie Woogie
    • HP: 100
  16. Step 16 Haruta Shigemo (Lucky Coward)
    Haruta is the newest character in JJS, but unless he’s buffed in a later update, he’s not likely to take over. He only has 70 HP—the lowest of any character in the game—and he can’t do any attacks if he doesn’t have his sword. But his Awakening does give him an 8 second window to attack where the opponent can’t do anything at all, so he might still be fun to try out.[17]
    • Awakening: Jawbreaker
    • Domain Expansion: N/A
    • Special: Helping Hand
    • HP: 70
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Section 2 of 4:

Overpowered Characters in JJS

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  1. There are 3 overpowered characters in JJS.
    These are characters that are designed to be super-strong, with huge attacks, Domain Expansions, and Awakenings. Because they’re so powerful, they can only be used in private servers or in special game modes, like Roulette. These characters are:
Section 3 of 4:

What characters are in early access in JJS?

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  1. There are currently no Early Access characters in JJS.
    When the developers are working on a new character, they’ll sometimes release it early to players who have purchased the game’s Early Access pass. Currently, all characters that were in Early Access have been completed and are now available to the public.[18]
    • If you’ve bought an Early Access pass, it’s permanent, so you’ll get access to any new characters when they’re introduced.
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What are the developer-only characters in JJS?

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  1. There are two developer-only characters in JJS.
    These are characters that were made specifically to be used by the game’s developers, admins, or select content creators. They’re not available to the public, and probably won’t ever be. These characters are:[19]
    • Super TZE (only accessible by the game’s creator, Tze)
    • Mokou

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