Jujutsu Farm Beginner Guide: What to Do First, How Cubes and the Money Loop Work

Quick answer

Your first session in Jujutsu Farm, in order: open a sealed cube to unlock your first Jujutsu Kaisen character, place that character on your plot so it starts generating money, upgrade it to boost its earnings, then spend the money you earn on better cubes for a chance at stronger characters.

• Sealed cubes unlock JJK characters; placed characters generate cash for you.
• Upgrading a placed character raises how much it earns.
• Better cube tiers, bought with the money you earn, give a chance at stronger characters — including RARE ones.
• Characters keep generating money while you are away; claim your offline earnings when you return.

What Jujutsu Farm is

Jujutsu Farm is a Roblox simulation game (a Tycoon-style experience) playable on mobile, PC and console. The core idea is simple: you open sealed cubes to unlock characters from Jujutsu Kaisen, then place those characters so they generate money for you.

Everything else hangs off that loop. Money from placed characters pays for better cubes, and upgrades raise how much each character earns, so the loop keeps feeding itself. The stated end goal is to build the strongest Jujutsu Kaisen team you can and climb the leaderboards.

Your first-session sequence

If you just spawned in and are wondering what to do first, this is the supported starting path:

Checklist

• Open a sealed cube

  Sealed cubes are your first step into the game — opening one unlocks a Jujutsu Kaisen character. See how to open sealed cubes if you are standing in front of one unsure what to do.

• Place your character

  A character only earns money once it is placed. Put it on your plot so it starts generating money for you.

• Upgrade a placed character

  Upgrading boosts how much that character earns. Even your first character is worth upgrading, as the example below shows.

• Buy a better cube

  Higher cube tiers give a chance at stronger characters. You buy them with the money your placed characters have earned.

• Build your team and check the leaderboards

  Once a few characters are placed and upgraded, work on your team and check the leaderboards to see how you compare.

How the money loop works

Cash is the resource that drives everything: characters are your income, and cubes are your main expense.

The Jujutsu Farm money loop

1. 01

   Place characters

   A character only earns money once it is placed. Placed characters generate money for you.

2. 02

   Buy better cubes

   Once you have enough cash, you spend it on cubes and conveyor offers. Better cubes are higher cube tiers that give a chance at stronger characters.

3. 03

   Upgrade your characters

   Upgrading a placed character raises how much each one earns.

Stronger characters from better cubes and upgrades raise your income, and you reinvest that growing cash in more placements and better cubes — the loop keeps feeding itself toward the game's stated goal of the best Jujutsu Kaisen team and a high leaderboard position.

Good to know

Offline earnings

Placed characters keep earning while you are away from the game. That is stored as offline earnings, which you claim when you return — so placing characters before you log off means coming back to a payout.

Upgrading characters: what it actually does

Upgrading a placed character boosts how much it earns, and the gains compound quickly if you keep clicking the upgrade button. In one recorded session, a player repeatedly upgraded a Star Nanami that started at Level 1, pushing it to Level 29 — the game showed its output rising from $18.50K/Orb to $1.90M/Orb along the way.

Treat those exact numbers as that session's values rather than fixed rates: the starting output, upgrade costs and level milestones you see will depend on your own character and session. The relationship is the reliable part — upgrading costs cash, and each upgrade raises that character's earning output. If you want the full mechanics, see how to upgrade characters.

Plot upgrades: the UPGRADES panel

Your plot also has an UPGRADES panel with purchasable plot upgrades bought with in-game currency. These improve your farm itself rather than a single character:

Plot upgrades in the UPGRADES panel

Slots

Base Expansion

Unlocks another slot on your plot, giving you room to place more earning characters.

Luck

Luck Boost

Increases your luck.

Cash

Cursed Energy Cash Boost

Earn more cash when selling crates.

Speed

Open Time Boost

Reduces the opening time for lockers.

Speed

Walk Speed

Increases your character's movement speed.

In recorded gameplay, the player bought Base Expansion and Cursed Energy Cash Boost with cash — a sensible early pairing, since more slots mean more placed characters earning money, and the cash boost improves what you get when selling crates. There is more detail in the base expansion guide.

Better cubes and RARE characters

Once your first character is earning, the money you make feeds back into cube quality. Better cubes are higher cube tiers that give a chance at stronger characters, and they are bought with the money you earn.

At the top of the pool sit RARE characters: the rarest characters in Jujutsu Farm, which come with large boosts to your earnings. They are found mainly through better cubes, which is why reinvesting cash into higher tiers is the game's path to a stronger team. Exact pull rates are not published, so think of better cubes as improving your odds rather than guaranteeing a result. The sealed cubes list breaks down what cube tiers exist.

Where to go from here

Once the basic loop is running — open cubes, place characters, upgrade, reinvest — the natural next questions are how to earn faster and who to place. The money guide covers the earning side in depth, the characters list shows what you can unlock, and the codes page is worth a glance for free extras the developers hand out.