In the Roblox Shibuya tier list, the best choices for your character are Shrine, Projection, and Limitless for techniques, Death Painting for race, and Itadori and Hakari for clans. These rankings prioritize kits that combine useful attacks, dependable bonuses, and manageable restrictions.
In this Jujutsu Kaisen-inspired Roblox experience, those choices improve different parts of your character: your attack kit, racial abilities, and clan perks. Styles add another layer to your weapon or fist attacks.
Use the rankings below to decide what to keep before spending rerolls. The strongest choices combine useful attacks, dependable bonuses, and manageable restrictions. An A-tier result can be worth keeping while you replace something weaker elsewhere.
Shibuya cursed technique tier list
These rankings cover 15 named Cursed Techniques. S-tier techniques offer the most flexible combat kits, while A-tier options are strong progression picks. Lower tiers have fewer combo routes, more restrictive effects, or weaker offensive pressure.
| Tier | Cursed Techniques | Reroll decision |
|---|---|---|
| S | Shrine, Projection, Limitless | Keep any of these |
| A | Anti-Gravity, Blood, Divergent Fists, Rikka | Strong results worth keeping |
| B | Ice, Flame | Usable while improving other choices |
| C | Light, Lightning | Replace when you have spare rerolls |
| D | Straw Doll, Mechamaru, Cursed Speech, Moon Dregs | First techniques to replace |
Which S-tier technique should you keep?
Shrine is the best general-purpose target. Dismantle, Cleave, and Spiderweb give it attacks for different distances and situations. Dismantle includes ranged and grab options, while Cleave has variations that help the kit maintain offensive pressure. Choose it if you want several ways to attack without committing to one narrow approach.
Projection is especially appealing for PvP. Freeze Frame immobilizes opponents, creating short openings for Shatterstrike and Panel Combo. Its movement options and damage passives support a kit built around catching an opponent and converting that opening into follow-up attacks.
Limitless offers a flexible offensive kit through Blue and Red. Lapse Assault and its infused variant add combo options. Keep it if you want varied attacks and control without building your entire approach around Projection’s immobilization windows.
Which lower-tier techniques are useful?
A lower placement does not mean a technique has no useful tools. Blood offers ranged pressure, Divergent Fists supports close-range mix-ups, and even Lightning has a stun. Compare the whole moveset before replacing a technique for one attractive attack.
| Tier | Technique | Useful tools and main limitation |
|---|---|---|
| A | Anti-Gravity | Absolute Pressure, Scornful Crush, and Forced Perspective provide control and openings |
| A | Blood | Piercing Blood supplies ranged pressure; Slicing Exorcism and Supernova add attacks, and T buffs its skills |
| A | Divergent Fists | Fakeout, Uppercut, their infused variants, and Thrash support deceptive close-range attacks |
| A | Rikka | Rikka Barrage, Rikka Slam, Rikka Uptilt, and Pure Love form an aggressive offensive kit |
| B | Ice | Ice Lunge helps you engage, while Frost Calm adds freezing utility; fewer attack variations limit its combos |
| B | Flame | Ember Insects has ground and aerial options, supported by Flame Pillar and Flaming Follow-up; control is less extensive than higher-tier kits |
| C | Light | Jacob’s Ladder, Spirit Summon, and Blitz provide attacks, but fewer combo and control options |
| C | Lightning | Lightning Claw can stun; Raimei, Aerial Raimei, and Kuru add attack options, but the kit has less utility |
| D | Straw Doll | Nail Toss, Concussion, and Pin Down have Resonance variants, but the moveset offers less offensive flexibility |
| D | Mechamaru | The Backup passive adds a follow-up after a Critical Hit, making that benefit conditional |
| D | Cursed Speech | Blast Away! and Stop! provide command attacks, with Damaged Throat as a drawback |
| D | Moon Dregs | Absorb and Expel supplement Stink attacks, but its damage pressure and versatility are limited |
Shibuya race tier list
Race rankings favor benefits that remain useful throughout a fight. Death Painting combines several tools, while Mutated Corpse and Incarnated Sorcerer are strong alternatives for different sources of damage.
| Tier | Race | Bonuses and restrictions |
|---|---|---|
| S | Death Painting | Defense, toxic-blood retaliation, friendly-player detection, and an additional attack |
| A | Mutated Corpse | Panda’s big form grants 40% more non-technique damage and 15% damage reduction, but reduces movement speed by 8%; small form halves your size and grants 15% more movement speed |
| A | Incarnated Sorcerer | Grants 10% more Cursed Technique damage and a free technique skill before completing Yuki’s Trial |
| B | Cursed Spirit | Cursed Reinforcement supplies defensive stacks that absorb hits and reduce incoming damage |
| C | Human | Grants 10% more HP, without additional offensive bonuses |
Why Death Painting ranks first
Death Painting’s Brotherhood detects friendly Death Paintings through walls when they belong to your party or guild. Rot can retaliate with toxic blood when an opponent tries to make you bleed. Cursed Reinforcement handles incoming damage, and Blood Throw adds a close-range attack.
Its first-place ranking comes from covering several needs at once. You gain defensive value in solo fights, another attack option, and a detection passive for groups that include other Death Paintings.
Should you keep an A-tier race?
Keep Incarnated Sorcerer when Cursed Techniques are your main damage source. Its early skill access also makes it a useful progression result before the trial is complete.
Mutated Corpse is more attractive when you want to strengthen non-technique attacks and switch between durability and mobility. Its big form has a real chasing and repositioning cost, so remaining large throughout every fight is not automatically the best choice.
Human’s health bonus still has value. If you also have a buff-free clan or a D-tier technique, prioritize replacing those before spending more rolls on an already functional race.
Shibuya clan tier list
Clan rankings account for both guaranteed perks and conditional effects. A large health bonus helps immediately, while an awakening chance or rare-drop requirement can leave part of a clan’s potential inaccessible.
| Tier | Clans | Main reason to keep them |
|---|---|---|
| S | Itadori, Hakari | Strong Black Flash benefits or substantial health and jackpot sustain |
| A | Okkotsu, Zenin, Kamo | Valuable unlocks, health, or body-swapping utility |
| B | Gojo, Kashimo, Tsukumo, Mei | Conditional combat tools, mobility, control, or money gains |
| C | Sugawara, Taira, Fujiwara | Small health bonuses |
| D | Buff-free Common clans | No gameplay bonuses |
Itadori or Hakari?
Itadori rewards Black Flash-focused combat. Black Flash no longer knocks enemies away, allowing closer follow-ups, and a successful hit can sometimes reset its cooldown. Divergent Black Flash has a 35% trigger chance, increasing to 50% when paired with Divergent Fists. That pairing is a clear reason to keep an A-tier technique instead of chasing a Mythic replacement.
Hakari supplies +75 HP. Each hit also has a 1/200 chance to trigger infinite Cursed Energy and health regeneration for 30 seconds. Its guaranteed health is the dependable part of the package; treat the jackpot as a chance-based bonus, not something every fight will provide.
Choose Itadori for its Black Flash follow-up potential. Choose Hakari when you want a substantial health increase without needing an awakening to receive that benefit.
Which A-tier clans are worth keeping?
- Okkotsu: Unlocks Rikka when you obtain your Cursed Technique. The full Rikka moveset requires the Cursed Ring, a rare drop. It also provides a small movement speed boost, making it a strong result if you intend to pursue that unlock.
- Zenin: Grants +50 HP and a 10% chance to awaken Heavenly Restriction. The health bonus supports the clan’s value even without the awakening.
- Kamo: Grants +50 HP. Body Swap lets you take a knocked player’s body, weapon, and Cursed Technique for six hours, but requires you to knock another player first.
When are lower-tier clans worth keeping?
Some lower-ranked clans solve a specific problem. Mei helps you earn money, while Gojo becomes much more valuable if Six Eyes awakens. Keep these conditional benefits separate from perks you receive immediately.
| Clan | Benefit | Restriction or trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Gojo | +35 HP; Six Eyes grants infinite Cursed Energy and 15% cooldown reduction | Six Eyes has a 3% awakening chance |
| Kashimo | +50 HP and movement speed stacks when you hit enemies | Getting hit removes the accumulated stacks |
| Tsukumo | Creates a zone that slows nearby opponents | You must stand still to activate it |
| Mei | Grants 20% more money from all sources | Does not add HP or combat bonuses |
| Sugawara, Taira, Fujiwara | Each grants +5 HP | No additional combat tools |
| Buff-free Common clans | No bonuses | Replace these before chasing a perfect high-tier clan |
Shibuya style tier list
Styles improve weapon or fist combat and should be judged separately from Cursed Techniques. A strong technique does not replace the benefits of a useful style for your regular attacks.
| Tier | Styles |
|---|---|
| S | Whisperer, Egostuck, Yuta Katana |
| A | Feverstruck, Dual Greatsword, True Katana, Rampage Style |
| B | Shadow Style, Controller, Vault Style, Kali Arnis, Shotgun, Dragonfly Style |
| C | Restrainer, Sakuya Style, Recoilless Style |
| D | Yamatsuki Style |
Which styles should you prioritize?
Whisperer has skills designed to confuse and disarm opponents. Egostuck builds Ego and spends it on powerful critical attacks. Yuta Katana is the top-ranked katana upgrade, offering fast offensive pressure.
Feverstruck is a strong alternative that builds Fever to access effects including bleed, dash counters, and summoned shadows. Dual Greatsword increases the weapon’s offensive strength without sacrificing speed, while Rampage Style offers a fast, kick-focused fist option.
Utility can still justify a lower-tier style. Controller mixes regular-attack improvements with shielding, and Vault Style adds movement during attacks. Restrainer focuses on pinning opponents with chains, but contributes less direct damage. Yamatsuki Style ranks last because its slow attacks leave openings for counters and parries.
What should you reroll first?
Check the Roblox Shibuya codes guide for free Cursed Technique, Clan, and Race Rerolls before spending paid currency. Then compare the benefit you are missing in each category.
- Replace a D-tier technique if its limited attacks are holding back your fights.
- Replace a buff-free Common clan to gain an actual perk instead of keeping a name with no bonus.
- Keep strong A-tier results while improving weaker choices elsewhere on your character.
- Check special requirements before committing. Okkotsu needs its rare item for the complete moveset, and awakening-based clans cannot guarantee their strongest effects.
Spend rerolls to fix your weakest choice first. A useful technique, a dependable race, and a clan with active benefits form a better stopping point than one perfect roll surrounded by options that contribute little.
