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Jujutsu Farm Characters List: Confirmed JJK Characters and Store Offers

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Every Jujutsu Kaisen character confirmed in Jujutsu Farm so far, plus the character-named offers in the game's store catalogue, with prices and how characters are unlocked.

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Named Jujutsu Kaisen characters confirmed in Jujutsu Farm so far include Nanami, Panda, Shoko, Nobara, Junpei, Miguel, Jogo and Gojo. The game's store catalogue also sells character-named offers for Gojo, Yuta, Toji, Ryu Ishigori, Jogo and Higuruma, all in the Forbidden series. The roster is not fixed: updates marked NEW CHARACTER POOL keep adding new characters, so the list below grows over time.

  • Four characters (Nanami, Panda, Shoko, Nobara) were observed placed and earning Orb income on a player plot.
  • Miguel is confirmed through the Day 6 Daily Reward, and Junpei through a grade reroll at the RANKING station.
  • Jogo and Gojo appear in the Forbidden category of the in-game INDEX, and the store sells Forbidden-named offers for six characters.

The recorded sources show characters across several places: the plot conveyor where they earn money, the INDEX variant panel, the Daily Rewards schedule, and the Roblox store catalogue. Reading those together gives you a picture of who is confirmed in the game so far — and how to spot new arrivals as updates land.

A view from Jujutsu Farm

Characters confirmed in Jujutsu Farm

These are the named Jujutsu Kaisen characters the game itself has shown, either placed on a player plot, listed in a reward schedule, classified in the INDEX, or rerolled during play:

Data table

Character
Nanami
Variant shown
Star
Cube line
Mahito's Experiments
Where it appears
Placed on a plot and upgraded; at Level 35 it earned $10.28M/Orb in the observed session
Character
Panda
Variant shown
Star
Cube line
Kyoto Goodwill
Where it appears
Placed at Level 35, earning $9.56M/Orb in the same session
Character
Shoko
Variant shown
Cursed
Cube line
Hidden Inventory
Where it appears
Placed at Level 35, earning $12.52M/Orb in the same session
Character
Nobara
Variant shown
Special Grade
Cube line
Death Paintings
Where it appears
Placed at Level 35, earning $11.76M/Orb in the same session
Character
Junpei
Variant shown
-
Cube line
-
Where it appears
Rerolled from grade E to grade S at the RANKING station
Character
Miguel
Variant shown
Heavenly Restricted
Cube line
-
Where it appears
Day 6 of the 7-day Daily Rewards schedule
Character
Jogo
Variant shown
Forbidden
Cube line
-
Where it appears
Forbidden category in the INDEX; also a store offer
Character
Gojo
Variant shown
Forbidden
Cube line
-
Where it appears
Forbidden category in the INDEX; also a store offer

A few conditions matter when reading this table. The Level 35 income figures come from one late-game session at Conveyor Level 6+, where the observed level cap was Lv.35 — they show what these characters reached in that session, not a permanent rule for every character. Every placed character earns Orb income and can be upgraded with cash, so those numbers grow as you invest.

Character-named offers in the store catalogue

The game's developer-product catalogue sells six character-named offers, all carrying the Forbidden label:

Data table

Store offer
Forbidden Gojo
Price
R$ 2,499
Store offer
Forbidden Sendai Colony Yuta
Price
R$ 2,499
Store offer
Forbidden Toji
Price
R$ 1,299
Store offer
Forbidden Sendai Colony Ryu Ishigori
Price
R$ 1,299
Store offer
Forbidden Jogo
Price
R$ 499
Store offer
Forbidden Tokyo Colony Higuruma
Price
R$ 499

Each of these is also sold as a "Gift:" variant at the same price, so you can send one to another player. Two things to keep in mind: prices and availability come from a catalogue snapshot and can change, and these are store products — the listing itself does not document the character's abilities or in-game stats. What the catalogue does confirm is that Yuta, Toji, Ryu Ishigori and Higuruma exist as character-named content in the game, with Sendai Colony and Tokyo Colony cube-line labels attached to their names.

How the roster is organized: variants, cube lines and the INDEX

The in-game INDEX classifies characters into variant categories: Normal, Cursed, Black Flash, Special Grade, Electric, Jackpot, Star, Pure Love, Ten Shadows, Malevolent, Honored One, Admin and Forbidden. The Forbidden category is where the game places Jogo and Gojo — the same label the store offers use.

Characters also carry a cube line as part of their label, like "Star Nanami Mahito's Experiments". The cube lines are named after Jujutsu Kaisen story arcs, and they identify a character pool rather than a single character:

  • On the Conveyor panel: Cursed Child, Jujutsu First Years, Cursed Womb, Mahito's Experiments, Kyoto Goodwill, Death Paintings, Hidden Inventory, Curse Users, Disaster Curses and Shibuya Incident I.
  • Additional lines in the store catalogue: Shinjuku Showdown, Ancient Sorcerers, Sakurajima Colony, Hakari's Underground, Sendai Colony, Tokyo Colony, Perfect Preparation, Zenin Clan, Shibuya Incident II, Cursed Archives and Jackpot cubes.

This is the fastest way to spot a new character: when an update adds a pool, the new arc's cubes start producing its characters. Updates on 11/08/26 and 11/10/26 were both marked NEW CHARACTER POOL, which is why any confirmed list like this one is a snapshot rather than a finished roster. For the full current list of cube lines, see the Jujutsu Farm sealed cubes list.

How characters are unlocked and grown

Characters in Jujutsu Farm are unlocked by opening Sealed Cubes, then placed on the plot to earn money and upgraded with cash to boost earnings. Miguel is also listed as the Day 6 Daily Reward. Better, higher-tier cubes give a chance at stronger, rarer characters with large earnings boosts, so progressing your conveyor unlocks access to better pools. The full route is covered in how to get characters, and the money side in how to make money fast.

There is also a second axis of improvement: grades. At the RANKING station you spend Ranking Fingers to reroll a character's grade. In the recorded session, Junpei was rerolled from grade E to grade S, roughly doubling his Orb base output — one observed outcome, not a guaranteed rate. Variant labels like Star or Special Grade on the characters above describe a different layer, and both systems stack on the same placed character. How grades and variants interact is detailed in Jujutsu Farm grades and traits.

If you want the practical placement steps for a character you just pulled, how to place characters and how to upgrade characters walk through both halves of getting a new unit earning.