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Jujutsu Farm Forbidden Characters: Every Shop Offer and Price

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All six Forbidden character products in Jujutsu Farm's shop with their Robux prices, the Gift: variants at the same cost, and how Forbidden fits the in-game Index.

Jujutsu Farm's shop sells six Forbidden-character developer products, priced from R$ 499 up to R$ 2,499, and every one of these offers also exists as a separate "Gift:" product listed at exactly the same price. The six offers fall into three price tiers, so comparing them really means choosing between the R$ 2,499, R$ 1,299, and R$ 499 pairs.

Quick answer

The shop catalogue lists six Forbidden character offers: Forbidden Gojo (R$ 2,499), Forbidden Sendai Colony Yuta (R$ 2,499), Forbidden Toji (R$ 1,299), Forbidden Sendai Colony Ryu Ishigori (R$ 1,299), Forbidden Jogo (R$ 499), and Forbidden Tokyo Colony Higuruma (R$ 499). Each also has a separate Gift: version at the same price.

All Forbidden character offers and prices

The prices below come from the game's developer-products catalogue, which lists all paid offers in one place — 159 products at the time of the captured listing. The Forbidden entries break down into three price tiers:

Data table

Data table
ProductPriceGift: version
Forbidden GojoR$ 2,499Gift: Forbidden Gojo — R$ 2,499
Forbidden Sendai Colony YutaR$ 2,499Gift: Forbidden Sendai Colony Yuta — R$ 2,499
Forbidden TojiR$ 1,299Gift: Forbidden Toji — R$ 1,299
Forbidden Sendai Colony Ryu IshigoriR$ 1,299Gift: Forbidden Sendai Colony Ryu Ishigori — R$ 1,299
Forbidden JogoR$ 499Gift: Forbidden Jogo — R$ 499
Forbidden Tokyo Colony HigurumaR$ 499Gift: Forbidden Tokyo Colony Higuruma — R$ 499

So if you are comparing the offers against each other, the decision is really between three price points: R$ 2,499 for Gojo and Sendai Colony Yuta, R$ 1,299 for Toji and Sendai Colony Ryu Ishigori, and R$ 499 for Jogo and Tokyo Colony Higuruma.

What "Forbidden" means in Jujutsu Farm

"Forbidden" is one of the variant categories in the in-game Index, the screen where your character collection is classified. It appears alongside categories such as Normal, Cursed, Black Flash, Special Grade, Electric, Jackpot, Star, Pure Love, Ten Shadows, Malevolent, Honored One, and Admin. In a player's Index recording, the Forbidden category contained characters such as Jogo and Gojo — the same names as the shop's top and bottom-tier offers above. The recording only shows part of the Forbidden category (Jogo and Gojo); the table above is the captured list of Forbidden offers in the shop catalogue.

The shop guide covers the Sealed Cube products that appear in the same catalogue. If you want to see how a character looks or fits your collection before spending Robux, the characters list and the grades and traits overview give you the broader context on how variants and rarity work.

What buying one actually gives

The catalogue listing shows each offer's name and Robux price, but it does not spell out the exact contents of the purchase beyond the product name. Before buying, open the offer in the shop and read the purchase prompt shown in-game — that is the authoritative description of what you receive for your Robux.

What the recorded shop data does establish is that this lineup is recent: Forbidden Sendai Colony Yuta and its Gift version appeared as new R$ 2,499 products, Forbidden Sendai Colony Ryu Ishigori and its Gift version as new R$ 1,299 products, and Forbidden Tokyo Colony Higuruma as a new R$ 499 product, all added alongside price changes to other shop items. Forbidden Gojo, Forbidden Toji, and Forbidden Jogo were already in the catalogue at the same time. Shop contents and prices in Roblox games can change over time, so treat the table above as the captured snapshot rather than a permanent guarantee.

The Gift: versions

Every Forbidden product has a "Gift:" counterpart in the same catalogue, at an identical price — Gift: Forbidden Gojo costs the same R$ 2,499 as Forbidden Gojo, and so on for all six. The catalogue listing shows the names and prices but does not document how the gift flow itself works, so if you intend to buy one as a present rather than for your own account, check the in-game purchase options for the gift step before committing Robux.

Things to check before you buy

Tips

Verify the current price

Prices and availability are as shown in the captured catalogue and can change over time — the in-game shop is always the final word.

Read the purchase prompt

The catalogue lists names and prices only; the in-game offer screen tells you what the product delivers.

Match the name to the Index

Forbidden is a real variant category in your Index (Jogo and Gojo appear there), so the offer names correspond to a collection category you can inspect.

Check free routes first

Paid offers are not the only way to expand a collection — see how to get characters and keep an eye on working codes before spending Robux.

If you are deciding whether any of these offers is worth the Robux, it helps to first understand what your money buys elsewhere: the gamepasses page covers the permanent account upgrades, while the offers on this page are individual named-character products.