Jujutsu Shenanigans Checklist

Jujutsu Shenanigans is easiest to track when you split normal combat from collection and private-server creation. Use this checklist to work through controls, movement, character kits, domains, public map routes, items, modes, achievements, emotes, titles, Build Mode, and Skill Builder practice without relying on live codes or short-lived event tasks.

Start with controls, settings, movement, defense, and one clean public-server baseline before tracking harder character and collection goals.

• Join the official Tze's Shenanigans experienceStart from the correct Roblox game before tracking progress.
• Open the Settings menu onceSettings hide several useful controls and comfort options.
• Set UI scaling so the skill boxes and Awakening bar are readableReadable skill boxes make cooldown and tooltip checks easier.
• Set menu scaling so inventory and achievement panels are readableLarge menus are easier to use during shop and achievement checks.
• Adjust effect, music, background music, voice, and taunt volumeCombat feedback matters, but loud emotes and music can bury hit cues.
• Turn on Shift Lock or the platform lock optionCamera-facing movement makes dash, wall climb, and M1 spacing easier to read.
• Choose Auto Run on or off and test the differenceSprint behavior changes how public map movement feels.
• Set graphics or performance options for stable FPSStable FPS helps with blocks, dashes, and wall jumps.

• Land a full four-hit M1 chainM1 timing is the base of most confirms.
• Practice neutral fourth M1 knockbackNeutral finishers teach normal knockback spacing.
• Practice an uppercut fourth M1Uppercut timing teaches air follow-up routes.
• Practice a downslam fourth M1Downslam timing teaches floor pressure and unblockable behavior.
• Block a front-facing attack with F or the block buttonBlocking only helps when you face the attack correctly.
• Dash forward into a jab onceForward dash is an engage tool with punishable endlag.
• Side dash or back dash out of pressureSide and back dashes are your safer escape habits.
• Use ragdoll cancel after being knocked downRagdoll cancel is one of the biggest survival checks.

• Build Awakening without switching charactersSwitching kits can waste the bar you built.
• Activate Awakening with G or the Awakening barAwakening changes the fight pace and often the whole moveset.
• Use your R special before AwakeningThe special is a fifth move and often explains the kit.
• Use your R special during Awakening if the kit changesSome kits change special behavior after transforming.
• Fight one public-server duel without leaving earlyA full public fight gives a cleaner read than menu browsing.
• Return to spawn and check what progress changedCheck money, achievements, emotes, and settings after the first fight.

Track every normal character at least once, then test each domain or domain-like goal so the roster stops feeling like a wall of names.

• Play one full life as Honored OneCheck how Lapse Blue, Reversal Red, and Awakening pressure shape Honored One fights.
• Play one full life as VesselTest Vessel long enough to compare base pressure with Malevolent Shrine routes.
• Play one full life as Restless GamblerBuild toward Jackpot and note how the kit changes once luck is rolling.
• Play one full life as Ten ShadowsTry the shikigami tools and watch how Ten Shadows handles spacing.
• Play one full life as PerfectionPractice Perfection around soul pressure and transformation-style openings.
• Play one full life as Blood ManipulatorUse Blood Manipulator to feel projectile, range, and close pressure together.

• Play one full life as SwitcherFocus on swap timing instead of only chasing raw damage.
• Play one full life as Defense AttorneyRun a full life so trial-style pressure and objections make sense in combat.
• Play one full life as Cursed PartnersUse the partner flow and katana state before judging the kit.
• Play one full life as Puppet MasterCheck how Puppet Master sets up pressure compared with direct brawlers.
• Play one full life as Head of the HeiPractice Head of the Hei through one full base and special cycle.
• Play one full life as SalarymanTest Salaryman around overtime pressure and steady close-range routes.
• Play one full life as True CannonUse True Cannon for a full life so its ranged threat becomes clear in real combat.

• Test Disaster Plants in a public or private serverMark how Disaster Plants differs from a complete character before adding it to your main rotation.
• Test Locust Guy in a public or private serverMark how Locust Guy differs from a complete character before adding it to your main rotation.
• Test Star Rage in a public or private serverMark how Star Rage differs from a complete character before adding it to your main rotation.
• Test Aspiring Mangaka in a public or private serverMark how Aspiring Mangaka differs from a complete character before adding it to your main rotation.
• Test Lucky Coward in a public or private serverMark how Lucky Coward differs from a complete character before adding it to your main rotation.
• Test Crow Charmer in a public or private serverMark how Crow Charmer differs from a complete character before adding it to your main rotation.
• Test Black Death in a public or private serverMark how Black Death differs from a complete character before adding it to your main rotation.

• Experience Infinite Void onceWatch the trigger, space, and counterplay so the domain is more than a name on the roster.
• Experience Malevolent Shrine onceWatch the trigger, space, and counterplay so the domain is more than a name on the roster.
• Experience Embodiment of Self Perfection onceWatch the trigger, space, and counterplay so the domain is more than a name on the roster.
• Experience Authentic Mutual Love onceWatch the trigger, space, and counterplay so the domain is more than a name on the roster.
• Experience Time Cell Moon Palace onceWatch the trigger, space, and counterplay so the domain is more than a name on the roster.

• Experience Idle Death Gamble onceWatch the trigger, space, and counterplay so the domain is more than a name on the roster.
• Experience Deadly Sentencing onceWatch the trigger, space, and counterplay so the domain is more than a name on the roster.
• Experience 0.2 Domain onceWatch the trigger, space, and counterplay so the domain is more than a name on the roster.
• Experience Chimera Shadow Garden onceWatch the trigger, space, and counterplay so the domain is more than a name on the roster.
• Experience Incomplete Shrine onceWatch the trigger, space, and counterplay so the domain is more than a name on the roster.

• Pick one beginner-friendly complete kit to main for a sessionA single main makes early improvement easier to feel.
• Pick one 85 HP character and play defensively for a sessionLower HP kits punish sloppy entries faster.
• Pick one domain character and practice building G safelyDomain value starts before the domain opens.
• Pick one no-domain character and win a fight through neutralNo-domain kits force cleaner movement and confirms.
• Record three kits you want to revisit after updatesThe roster changes often enough that a revisit list helps.

Use the public city, item spawns, vending machines, landmarks, and interactable objects as practical fight goals instead of background scenery.

• Find the Main Map spawn areaUse spawn as your reset point before routing to shops, streets, or landmarks.
• Climb the TowersCheck vertical movement and billboard routes from a high landmark.
• Enter Shinjuku StationPair the station visit with train and control-panel awareness.
• Visit the GraveyardUse the open landmark to practice entering and leaving public fights.
• Find the MansionLearn the larger indoor route so it is not confusing during a chase.
• Visit the CafeTest a tighter interior where spacing feels different from open streets.
• Find Unlicensed StudiosMark this named side area before trying rhythm or studio-related interactions.
• Visit Tze's buildingUse the named building as another anchor for city navigation.

• Find the JailCheck the tight indoor route and how it changes escape options.
• Visit the Convenience StoreUse this visit with item, vending, or shop route practice.
• Find the Comedy ClubLearn the landmark so it becomes a callout instead of background scenery.
• Visit the CourtCheck the court route before connecting it to Defense Attorney theming.
• Enter Shenanigans BallVisit the bowling area before testing bowling-themed items or routes.
• Find the Bowling AlleyUse the alley as a landmark for Bowling Ball and indoor movement checks.
• Enter The SewersPractice a lower route for escapes, surprises, and map rotation.
• Reach SpaceTreat Space as a special map check rather than a normal street landmark.

• Use Soda onceCheck how Soda changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Jet Black onceCheck how Jet Black changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Coin onceCheck how Coin changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Gun onceCheck how Gun changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Playful Cloud onceCheck how Playful Cloud changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Transfigured Flesh onceCheck how Transfigured Flesh changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Voice Recorder onceCheck how Voice Recorder changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.

• Use Hazenoki's Eye onceCheck how Hazenoki's Eye changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Sniper onceCheck how Sniper changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Transfigured Human onceCheck how Transfigured Human changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Tinted Glasses onceCheck how Tinted Glasses changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use TNT onceCheck how TNT changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Banana Peel onceCheck how Banana Peel changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Naginata onceCheck how Naginata changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Bowling Ball onceCheck how Bowling Ball changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.

• Use Snowball onceCheck how Snowball changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Crowbar onceCheck how Crowbar changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Nepcard onceCheck how Nepcard changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Broom onceCheck how Broom changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Flashlight onceCheck how Flashlight changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Tiantui Star's Blade onceCheck how Tiantui Star's Blade changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.
• Use Arayashiki onceCheck how Arayashiki changes M1s, throws, healing, damage, storage, or private-server behavior.

• Use a Garbage Can in a fightInteractables teach which map objects are useful and which are mostly flavor.
• Use a Fire Extinguisher in a fightInteractables teach which map objects are useful and which are mostly flavor.
• Pick up and throw a ChairInteractables teach which map objects are useful and which are mostly flavor.
• Check the Gravestone interactionInteractables teach which map objects are useful and which are mostly flavor.
• Play the Arcade Machine onceInteractables teach which map objects are useful and which are mostly flavor.

• Play the Piano onceInteractables teach which map objects are useful and which are mostly flavor.
• Read a Billboard interactionInteractables teach which map objects are useful and which are mostly flavor.
• Buy from a Vending MachineInteractables teach which map objects are useful and which are mostly flavor.
• Use the Shinjuku Station Control PanelInteractables teach which map objects are useful and which are mostly flavor.
• Try the Unlicensed Rhythm GameInteractables teach which map objects are useful and which are mostly flavor.

Move beyond public brawling by sampling each durable mode, then track achievements and grade-style goals without adding live event chores.

• Play in Public ServersMark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.
• Queue Casual DuelsMark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.
• Queue Ranked Duels when eligibleMark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.
• Play Brain Swap (SWP)Mark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.
• Play Sorcery Clash (SRC)Mark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.
• Play First to Twelve (FTT)Mark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.
• Play Final Showdown (FSD)Mark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.

• Play End of Journey (EOJ)Mark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.
• Play Perfection Tag (PFT)Mark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.
• Play American Shenanigans (AMS)Mark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.
• Play Prison Realm (PSR)Mark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.
• Play Soul Swap (SSP)Mark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.
• Open a Custom ServerMark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.
• Join or inspect Creator ClashMark the mode after you understand its objective, team setup, lives, or special rule.

• Earn Grade 4Reach the first kill milestone so grade titles start making sense.
• Earn Grade 3Keep tracking kills after the starter grade instead of stopping at one badge.
• Earn Semi Grade 2Use this as the first mid-ladder progress check.
• Earn Grade 2Confirm the 1,000-kill milestone in the achievement panel.
• Earn Semi Grade 1Mark this when the longer grind starts to feel deliberate.
• Earn Grade 1Use the 5,000-kill milestone as a serious long-term combat goal.
• Earn Special GradeTreat 10,000 kills as the big grade-ladder completion target.
• Complete Your own story!Create a custom server to finish this progression achievement.

• Complete PopularBring enough different players into a custom server to finish the social server goal.
• Complete Prepare to lose 3 stocksWin a duel without losing a life, then confirm the achievement triggers.
• Complete Poor PerformanceFinish a Roulette run with $0 earned to check this mode-specific goal.
• Complete The strongest of historyWin Final Showdown while playing the Strongest Of History role.
• Complete AddictDrink 20 sodas in one life and watch the achievement panel afterward.

• Complete It's Over.Defeat a Restless Gambler while they are in Jackpot state.
• Complete The one who left it all behindKill a domain caster, then confirm the reward appears.
• Complete Public Service AssassinDefeat the Soda Delivery guy and check the panel afterward.
• Complete BuzzkillEliminate a player within 10 seconds after their Awakening starts.
• Complete Cheap TrickAwaken while under 3 HP and confirm the risky trigger counted.

Finish with the systems that keep long-term players busy: emotes, cosmetics, titles, private-server building, Workshop checks, and custom Skill Builder moves.

• Buy one normal shop emoteRandom shop rolls are the main normal emote route.
• Equip a stationary emote to the wheelStationary emotes are safe expression picks.
• Equip a traversal emote to the wheelTraversal emotes are useful to recognize because they move differently.
• Use a partner emote with another playerPartner emotes need another player to verify.
• Use one interactive emoteInteractive emotes teach which cosmetics have extra behavior.
• Check whether a limited emote is unavailable before chasing itSome rows came from old routes, codes, secrets, or staff access.
• Equip one victory flash or cosmetic effectVictory and cosmetic effects are expression goals, not combat upgrades.
• Check one character-specific cosmetic requirementSome cosmetics depend on achievements or character context.
• Test whether an equipped cosmetic changes only appearanceCosmetics can look dramatic without improving the kit.
• Clean up your emote wheel after a fight sessionA tidy wheel makes your favorite emotes easier to reach.

• Equip one grade titleGrade titles show long-term progression.
• Check which titles are staff-only or creator-onlySome title rows are not normal player goals.
• Equip a title earned from achievement progressAchievement-linked titles are better completion targets than staff labels.
• Compare THE STRONGEST OF HISTORY with THE STRONGEST OF TODAYThe strongest titles are easy to confuse, so check the requirement before chasing one.
• Pick one title to use for public fightsUse one visible title so the reward is more than a menu row.

• Place a Part blockBuild Mode tasks should prove the object works in a private-server test, rather than only opening the menu.
• Place a Spawnpoint blockBuild Mode tasks should prove the object works in a private-server test, rather than only opening the menu.
• Place a Touch blockBuild Mode tasks should prove the object works in a private-server test, rather than only opening the menu.
• Wire a Connect block to another blockBuild Mode tasks should prove the object works in a private-server test, rather than only opening the menu.
• Add a Sound BlockBuild Mode tasks should prove the object works in a private-server test, rather than only opening the menu.

• Add a Vehicle BlockBuild Mode tasks should prove the object works in a private-server test, rather than only opening the menu.
• Add a Dummy or NPC BlockBuild Mode tasks should prove the object works in a private-server test, rather than only opening the menu.
• Add a Damage BlockBuild Mode tasks should prove the object works in a private-server test, rather than only opening the menu.
• Add a Teleport BlockBuild Mode tasks should prove the object works in a private-server test, rather than only opening the menu.
• Save a Build Mode creationBuild Mode tasks should prove the object works in a private-server test, rather than only opening the menu.

• Create a basic Skill Builder moveKeep the first custom move small so timing, hitboxes, and branches are easy to debug.
• Add a Wait nodeKeep the first custom move small so timing, hitboxes, and branches are easy to debug.
• Add an Animation nodeKeep the first custom move small so timing, hitboxes, and branches are easy to debug.
• Add a Sound nodeKeep the first custom move small so timing, hitboxes, and branches are easy to debug.
• Add a Velocity nodeKeep the first custom move small so timing, hitboxes, and branches are easy to debug.

• Add a Hitbox nodeKeep the first custom move small so timing, hitboxes, and branches are easy to debug.
• Add a Branch nodeKeep the first custom move small so timing, hitboxes, and branches are easy to debug.
• Add a Projectile nodeKeep the first custom move small so timing, hitboxes, and branches are easy to debug.
• Add one condition nodeKeep the first custom move small so timing, hitboxes, and branches are easy to debug.
• Test the custom move in a private serverKeep the first custom move small so timing, hitboxes, and branches are easy to debug.