Jujutsu Farm: How to Get Characters and Where They Appear

Quick answer

The core way to get characters in Jujutsu Farm is opening a Sealed Cube. Cubes come from the conveyor machine's ROLL, the Plaza's MARKET (Rotating Shop!) stall and the Daily Rewards calendar, and the Robux catalogue also sells characters and named cubes directly. Once a cube finishes its opening countdown, the character appears on your plot.

• Conveyor ROLL: the standard loop — roll, buy the cube with in-game cash, open it.
• MARKET (Rotating Shop!) in the Plaza: sells specific Sealed Cubes for cash, once per offer per rotation.
• Daily Rewards: variant-boosted cube rewards across the 7-day cycle (Days 1–3 and 7), +1B Cash on Day 4, x60 Ranking Fingers on Day 5, and a direct character on Day 6.
• Ten Shadows Variant Token: a map pickup that makes your next conveyor roll a guaranteed Ten Shadows variant.
• Robux products: direct Forbidden character purchases, named Sealed Cubes and Server Luck.

The main route: roll and open Sealed Cubes

Opening Sealed Cubes is the core way to get characters in Jujutsu Farm. Each Sealed Cube you open unlocks a Jujutsu Kaisen character, and buying better (higher-tier) cubes gives you a chance at stronger, rarer characters with bigger boosts. Better cubes are bought with the money you earn in the game, which is what makes the loop self-sustaining: placed characters generate cash, cash buys better cubes, and better cubes roll better characters.

In practice, the loop happens at the conveyor machine:

1. Stand at the conveyor machine and click ROLL. Each roll spawns random Sealed Cubes and variants — for example Normal, Cursed, Black Flash and Special Grade.
2. After a roll, either spend in-game cash to Purchase the cube into your inventory, or place and open it directly.
3. Wait out the cube's opening countdown and the character appears on your plot (more on that below).

The conveyor's level determines which cube series it can produce. The Conveyor settings panel lists the game's series in ascending progression order: Cursed Child, Jujutsu First Years, Cursed Womb, Mahito's Experiments, Kyoto Goodwill, Death Paintings, Hidden Inventory, Curse Users, Disaster Curses, Shibuya Incident I, and more. Upgrading the conveyor unlocks the higher series — in one observed upgrade, moving from Conveyor Level 5 to Level 6 for $25B started producing Curse Users cubes and the Heavenly Restricted variant. Upgrade prices scale with the conveyor's level, so treat the panel as your in-game reference for what your current level can roll.

For the cube tiers in more detail, see the Jujutsu Farm sealed cubes list and best sealed cubes, or the full conveyor guide.

Where your new character appears

When a Sealed Cube finishes its opening countdown, the character appears on your plot. The display shows everything you need at a glance: the character's name, its variant and series, its level, and its Orb income. In one observed opening, a cube produced Star Nanami of the Mahito's Experiments series at Level 1 earning $18.50K/Orb, with an upgrade button available immediately.

From that moment the character is a placed unit on your plot generating income per Orb. Level it up to raise its earnings — in that same example, the Star Nanami was clicked up to Level 29, lifting its income from $18.50K/Orb to $1.90M/Orb. Further along, one Level 35 lineup showed how far placed characters scale: Star Panda (Kyoto Goodwill) at $9.56M/Orb, Cursed Shoko (Hidden Inventory) at $12.52M/Orb, Special Grade Nobara (Death Paintings) at $11.76M/Orb and Star Nanami (Mahito's Experiments) at $10.28M/Orb. Those values come from that player's upgrades, so treat them as an example of the range, not universal rates.

Placing and levelling are their own steps, so see how to place characters and how to upgrade characters when your first cube opens.

The Plaza MARKET: targeted cube buys

The MARKET (Rotating Shop!) stall in the Plaza sells specific Sealed Cubes for in-game cash on a rotation, and each offer can be bought once per rotation. In one observed rotation, a Cursed Death Paintings Sealed Cube was on sale for $128M and showed BOUGHT after the purchase went through. If you are hunting a particular series, it is worth checking the stall each rotation alongside your conveyor rolls.

Daily Rewards: free cubes and one direct character

The Daily Rewards calendar grants variant-boosted cubes across its 7-day cycle, and at least one day is a direct character:

Day 6's Heavenly Restricted Miguel is a character outright — no cube opening required. The other cube rewards are variant-boosted, meaning they enter the normal loop as cubes with strong variants attached, so claiming the cube-reward days on their days of the cycle effectively adds free rolls to your week.

Ten Shadows Variant Token: a guaranteed variant on your next roll

When the server-wide announcement "TEN SHADOWS TOKEN SPAWNED Somewhere on the map!" appears, a glowing Ten Shadows Variant Token has spawned somewhere on the map. Find and pick it up, then use it from your inventory — the game confirms "Token queued" and your next conveyor roll is a guaranteed Ten Shadows variant. Note what the token does and does not do: it guarantees the Ten Shadows variant on that next roll, not one specific character.

Robux products: direct characters and named cubes

The experience's Robux catalogue — 159 developer products — also includes routes that skip the roll.

Direct character purchases, for example:

See the Forbidden characters page for more on this tier.

Named Sealed Cubes and cube bundles run from the Cursed Child Sealed Cube at R$ 4 up to the Shinjuku Showdown Sealed Cube at R$ 1,850, plus Jackpot Cubes and Cursed Archives Cubes. Server Luck products range from 2x up to 16384x.

Prices above come from the platform's product catalogue listing, which is the reference for what these products are and what they cost.

Keeping track with the INDEX

Every variant you unlock is tracked in the INDEX collection, grouped by category: Normal, Cursed, Black Flash, Special Grade, Electric, Jackpot, Star, Pure Love, Ten Shadows, Malevolent, Honored One, Admin and Forbidden. The Forbidden category includes Jogo, Gojo and others. Checking the INDEX is the quickest way to see which variants you already have and which ones your next rolls are still chasing.

Once your plot starts filling up, the characters list, grades list and traits list cover how each character's quality layers on top of where it came from.