Titles in Jujutsu Shenanigans are visible status labels equipped from the inventory. When a title is on, it can appear as a chat prefix and as a bracketed label above the player's name. The 18 titles split into leaderboard kill titles, staff and team titles, and custom or creator titles, so the useful question is whether a normal player can actually chase the requirement.
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Leaderboard kill titles
Leaderboard kill titles come from Highest Kills or Weekly Kills placements near the center of the map. These are grindable player goals, but the rank has to be maintained, so treat them as active leaderboard status rather than permanent collectibles.
THE STRONGEST OF HISTORY
- Status
- Maintain leaderboard rank
- title type
- Highest Kills leaderboard title
- requirement
- Hold the #1 spot on the Highest Kills leaderboard.
- who can use
- Normal players can chase it, but only the current #1 holder keeps it.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
THE STRONGEST OF TODAY
- Status
- Maintain leaderboard rank
- title type
- Highest Kills leaderboard title
- requirement
- Hold the #2 spot on the Highest Kills leaderboard.
- who can use
- Normal players can chase it, but only the current #2 holder keeps it.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
THE STRONGEST AVAILABLE
- Status
- Maintain leaderboard rank
- title type
- Highest Kills leaderboard title
- requirement
- Hold the #3 spot on the Highest Kills leaderboard.
- who can use
- Normal players can chase it, but only the current #3 holder keeps it.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
SPECIAL GRADE
- Status
- Maintain leaderboard rank
- title type
- Weekly Kills leaderboard title
- requirement
- Hold the #1 spot on the Weekly Kills leaderboard.
- who can use
- Normal players can chase it, but only the current weekly #1 holder keeps it.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
GRADE 1
- Status
- Maintain leaderboard rank
- title type
- Weekly Kills leaderboard title
- requirement
- Hold the #2 spot on the Weekly Kills leaderboard.
- who can use
- Normal players can chase it, but only the current weekly #2 holder keeps it.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
SEMI-GRADE 1
- Status
- Maintain leaderboard rank
- title type
- Weekly Kills leaderboard title
- requirement
- Hold the #3 spot on the Weekly Kills leaderboard.
- who can use
- Normal players can chase it, but only the current weekly #3 holder keeps it.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
GRADE 2
- Status
- Maintain leaderboard rank
- title type
- Weekly Kills leaderboard title
- requirement
- Hold the #4 spot on the Weekly Kills leaderboard.
- who can use
- Normal players can chase it, but only the current weekly #4 holder keeps it.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
SEMI-GRADE 2
- Status
- Maintain leaderboard rank
- title type
- Weekly Kills leaderboard title
- requirement
- Hold the #5 spot on the Weekly Kills leaderboard.
- who can use
- Normal players can chase it, but only the current weekly #5 holder keeps it.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
GRADE 3
- Status
- Maintain leaderboard rank
- title type
- Weekly Kills leaderboard title
- requirement
- Hold the #6 spot on the Weekly Kills leaderboard.
- who can use
- Normal players can chase it, but only the current weekly #6 holder keeps it.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
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Staff and team titles
Staff and team titles mark roles such as Tze, head moderators, developers, moderators, contributors, testers, and balancers. These explain what the label means when you see it, but they are not normal player unlocks.
I AM NOT TZE
- Availability
- Reserved role
- title type
- Owner title
- requirement
- Reserved to Tze.
- who can use
- Tze only.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
HEAD MODERATOR
- Availability
- Reserved role
- title type
- Head moderator title
- requirement
- Reserved to the game's head moderators.
- who can use
- Head moderators only.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
DEVELOPER
- Availability
- Reserved role
- title type
- Developer title
- requirement
- Reserved to the game's developers.
- who can use
- Developers only.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
MODERATOR
- Availability
- Reserved role
- title type
- Moderator title
- requirement
- Reserved to the game's moderators.
- who can use
- Moderators only.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
CONTRIBUTOR
- Availability
- Reserved role
- title type
- Contributor title
- requirement
- Reserved to the game's contributors.
- who can use
- Contributors only.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
TESTER
- Availability
- Reserved role
- title type
- Tester and balancer title
- requirement
- Reserved to the game's testers and balancers.
- who can use
- Testers and balancers only.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
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Custom and creator titles
Custom and creator titles cover unusual grants and the Content Creator route. OVERCOOKER and GAMBLER are account-specific titles, while CONTENT CREATOR has audience, video, Discord moderator contact, and Free Cam notes.
OVERCOOKER
- Availability
- Custom or account-specific
- title type
- Custom title
- requirement
- -
- who can use
- No normal player route.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
GAMBLER
- Availability
- Custom or account-specific
- title type
- Account-specific custom title
- requirement
- Granted to moderator Alserex after beating Tze in Twenty One.
- who can use
- No normal player route is listed.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab and appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title.
CONTENT CREATOR
- Availability
- Creator approval
- title type
- Creator eligibility title
- requirement
- Reach 15k YouTube subscribers or 25k TikTok followers, post at least 5 Jujutsu Shenanigans videos, then contact a game moderator on Discord.
- who can use
- Eligible content creators after moderator approval.
- display behavior
- Equips from the Titles inventory tab, appears as a chat prefix plus an overhead bracket title, and grants Free Cam in public servers.
Where titles appear in game
A title is a public label, not a combat upgrade. After it is equipped from the inventory's Titles tab, it can show as a bracketed label over the holder's display name and as a prefix before the username in chat. That is why the same list mixes normal leaderboard goals with staff markers and creator permissions: every title is a visible identity signal.
Which titles normal players can chase
Leaderboard titles are the main gameplay route. The Highest Kills leaderboard grants three titles for ranks #1 through #3, while the Weekly Kills leaderboard grants six titles for ranks #1 through #6. A normal player can grind for those spots, but the requirement is tied to holding the rank.
| Route | Rows | Normal player path |
|---|---|---|
| Highest Kills leaderboard | 3 | Hold rank #1, #2, or #3 |
| Weekly Kills leaderboard | 6 | Hold rank #1 through #6 for the weekly board |
| Staff and team roles | 6 | No normal unlock route |
| Custom grants | 2 | Account-specific, not repeatable goals |
| Content Creator | 1 | Meet creator requirements and contact a moderator |
Why leaderboard titles are active status
Each kill title depends on reaching and maintaining a leaderboard rank. That means THE STRONGEST OF HISTORY, THE STRONGEST OF TODAY, THE STRONGEST AVAILABLE, SPECIAL GRADE, GRADE 1, SEMI-GRADE 1, GRADE 2, SEMI-GRADE 2, and GRADE 3 should be read as active leaderboard labels. A player who wants one should focus on the matching board and rank, then expect the title to depend on staying high enough.
What the Content Creator title adds
CONTENT CREATOR is the only custom title with a broad eligibility route. The requirement is either 15k YouTube subscribers or 25k TikTok followers, at least 5 Jujutsu Shenanigans videos, and a moderator contact step through Discord. The title also grants Free Cam in public servers, so it is worth knowing about. It does more than change how you look.
FAQ
How many titles are in Jujutsu Shenanigans?
There are 18 titles: 9 leaderboard kill titles, 6 staff and team titles, and 3 custom or creator titles.
Can normal players get staff titles?
No. I AM NOT TZE, HEAD MODERATOR, DEVELOPER, MODERATOR, CONTRIBUTOR, and TESTER are reserved role labels with no normal unlock route.
Do leaderboard titles stay forever?
Leaderboard titles require reaching and maintaining the listed rank. Treat them as active status, not permanent collectibles.
How do you get the Content Creator title?
The requirement is 15k YouTube subscribers or 25k TikTok followers, at least 5 Jujutsu Shenanigans videos, and a moderator contact step through Discord.
Does the Content Creator title give Free Cam?
Yes. Having the Content Creator title grants the ability to use Free Cam in public servers.
Are Roblox badges or achievements included in this title list?
No. Only titles you can display in game are included. Roblox badges, gamepasses, codes, events, and temporary reward tracks are not included.
