Jujutsu Farm Sealed Cubes List: All Named Cubes, Prices and How to Get Them
Every named Sealed Cube in Jujutsu Farm with its Robux price, the ways to get cubes (conveyor ROLL, MARKET stall, Robux products), and what cube openings are confirmed to contain.
Quick answer
Jujutsu Farm has 19 named Sealed Cubes, from the R$4 Cursed Child Sealed Cube to the R$1,850 Shinjuku Showdown Sealed Cube. You can get cubes from the conveyor's ROLL machine with in-game cash, from the rotating MARKET stall, or as Robux products. What is confirmed about contents: every sealed cube opens into a Jujutsu Kaisen character, and higher cubes give a chance at stronger, rarer characters.
- Full list of named cubes and prices: see the table below
- Free-to-play routes: conveyor ROLL purchases and MARKET stall offers paid with in-game cash
- No source documents per-cube character pools or drop rates, so this page sticks to confirmed names, prices and mechanics
Sealed cubes are the core of Jujutsu Farm: you open them to unlock Jujutsu Kaisen characters, place those characters on your plot to generate money, and spend that money on better cubes for a chance at stronger, rarer characters. This page lists every named Sealed Cube sold in the game's Roblox product catalogue, the ways to actually get cubes (conveyor ROLL, the MARKET stall, Robux products), and exactly what is — and is not — known about what is inside each one.
All named Sealed Cubes and their Robux prices
A catalogue snapshot of the game's 159 developer products lists these 19 named Sealed Cube offers, priced from R$ 4 to R$ 1,850:
| Sealed Cube | Catalogue price |
|---|---|
| Cursed Child Sealed Cube | R$ 4 |
| Jujutsu First Years Sealed Cube | R$ 16 |
| Cursed Womb Sealed Cube | R$ 40 |
| Mahito's Experiments Sealed Cube | R$ 72 |
| Kyoto Goodwill Sealed Cube | R$ 124 |
| Death Paintings Sealed Cube | R$ 232 |
| Hidden Inventory Sealed Cube | R$ 320 |
| Curse Users Sealed Cube | R$ 400 |
| Disaster Curses Sealed Cube | R$ 500 |
| Shibuya Incident Sealed Cube | R$ 650 |
| Shibuya Incident II Sealed Cube | R$ 750 |
| Zenin Clan Sealed Cube | R$ 800 |
| Perfect Preparation Sealed Cube | R$ 950 |
| Tokyo Colony Sealed Cube | R$ 1,100 |
| Sendai Colony Sealed Cube | R$ 1,250 |
| Hakari's Underground Sealed Cube | R$ 1,400 |
| Sakurajima Colony Sealed Cube | R$ 1,550 |
| Ancient Sorcerers Sealed Cube | R$ 1,700 |
| Shinjuku Showdown Sealed Cube | R$ 1,850 |
Three things to know about this list:
- Most cubes also appear as a duplicate '(Market)' product at exactly the same Robux price.
- Prices come from a catalogue snapshot, and some non-cube items in that same catalogue show documented price changes, so verify the current price in-game before buying.
- The snapshot is not stated to be exhaustive, and the game keeps adding cubes (more on that below), so treat this as the confirmed baseline rather than a final count.
Two other cube product lines sit outside the named list: Cursed Archives Cubes in 1/3/10/50 packs (R$ 99–3,499) and Jackpot Cubes in 1/5/12 packs (R$ 300–2,400).
How to get sealed cubes
Route 1: the conveyor (ROLL machine)
The conveyor on your plot is the everyday source of cubes. Its settings panel lists the cube progression from low to high: Cursed Child, Jujutsu First Years, Cursed Womb, Mahito's Experiments, Kyoto Goodwill, Death Paintings, Hidden Inventory, Curse Users, Disaster Curses and Shibuya Incident I.
Each click of ROLL generates a random cube and variant — for example Normal, Cursed, Black Flash or Special Grade. You then either buy the cube with in-game cash via Purchase or place it directly on your plot to start opening it.
Which cubes can appear rises with conveyor upgrades. In one observed session, upgrading from Conveyor Level 5 to Level 6 for $25B in cash made Curse Users cubes start appearing on the belt. The panel in that session was seen at Conveyor Levels 5–6 of 15, listing the progression up to Shibuya Incident I, so there is conveyor left to climb beyond what low levels show. For the machine itself and its automation options, see the conveyor guide.
Route 2: the MARKET stall
The MARKET stall in the plaza is a rotating shop that offers cube variants for in-game cash. In one session it offered a Cursed Death Paintings Sealed Cube for $128M. Each offer can be bought once per rotation — after you buy, the item switches to BOUGHT until the shop rotates its line-up. Because that line-up rotates, treat specific offers and prices as examples, not a fixed table. For how the stall works in more depth, see the cube market guide.
Route 3: Robux products
Every named cube in the table above is also sold directly as a Robux developer product, with most cubes duplicated as a '(Market)' product at the same price. This is the only route of the three that uses Robux — the conveyor and the MARKET stall both take in-game cash. For broader spending context, see the shop guide.
What is actually known about cube contents
Confirmed by the game itself: opening a sealed cube unlocks a Jujutsu Kaisen character, which you place on your plot to generate money. Better cubes give a chance at stronger, rarer characters, and the money from placed characters pays for better cubes — the loop the official game description is built around. The full walkthrough of opening one is on the how to open sealed cubes page.
A concrete example: in one observed session, opening a Mahito's Experiments cube produced Star Nanami at Level 1, earning $18.50K/Orb before upgrades. One opening proves only what it visibly shows — that this cube type can produce a Star-variant Nanami — not a guaranteed pool for every Mahito's Experiments cube.
Variants matter alongside cube type. A ROLL produces a random cube and a random variant together, and the Index collection screen tracks the full set of variant categories: Normal, Cursed, Black Flash, Special Grade, Electric, Jackpot, Star, Pure Love, Ten Shadows, Malevolent, Honored One, Admin and Forbidden.
What is not documented: no available source lists which characters each named cube contains or its drop rates. The cube names follow Jujutsu Kaisen story arcs, but per-cube character pools are not confirmed in the game's own materials, so any pool or rate table would be pure speculation. Once a cube opens, the characters list shows the roster, and grades and traits explain the modifiers a rolled character can carry. For help deciding which cubes to aim your cash at, see the best sealed cubes guide.
The list keeps growing. Recent updates have added new cubes with new character pools: new cube and characters events on 11/01 and 11/03/26, a NEW CUBE / NEW CHARACTER POOL event on 11/08/26, and a release on 11/10/26 at 21:12 UTC labelled NEW CUBE and NEW CHARACTER POOL. The update notes do not name the new cubes, so the confirmed 19 above is a floor, not a ceiling — check the updates page for what has landed since.
Where to go next
- New to the loop? The beginner guide walks the first cube-to-character-to-cash cycle end to end.
- Watching an opening timer? The cube opening time page covers how long cubes take to open.
- Want a free boost while you save up cash? The codes page tracks the game's current codes.
Related Guides
Best Sealed Cubes for Your Cash and Stage
Match each cube family to your current cash and stage, with the multipliers and character odds that make each option worth it.
Cube Market: The MARKET Stall Explained
See what the rotating MARKET stall sells, how its stock refreshes, and which offers are worth saving cash for.
Conveyor Guide: Rolling and Buying Sealed Cubes
Understand how the conveyor spawns cubes, what upgrading it changes, and when rolling or buying outright is the better deal.
How to Get and Open Sealed Cubes
Learn every way to earn sealed cubes, how conveyor rolls and the MARKET stock work, and how opening timers and skips behave.