Jujutsu Shenanigans Tier List (October 2026): Every Style Ranked S+ to B

If you main [SKY ASSASSIN] Jujutsu Shenanigans, you already know the game lives and dies on one decision: which Style you pick before the brawl starts. This is a battleground fighter — you drop into a city, pick a character inspired by Jujutsu Kaisen, and immediately start knocking out everyone else for points. The gap between an S+ style and a B style is the gap between oppressing a lobby and getting third-partied into the floor.

This is the Jujutsu Shenanigans tier list for October 2026, ranking every current playable Style from S+ down to B, with the live meta reflecting the Sky Assassin update. Rankings track community voting, content-creator consensus, and win-rate data — but in a skill-based fighter, your mechanics matter more than any letter grade. Treat this as a map of the meta, not a cage.

Key Takeaways

• S+ is a four-way tie right now: 10 Shadows (Megumi), Cursed Partners (Yuta), Blood Manipulator (Choso), and Perfection (Mahito). Mahito is the easiest of the four and "usually tops every Jujutsu Shenanigans tier list," per PocketGamer.
• Jujutsu Shenanigans is a genuine top-10 Roblox experience. A direct Roblox Games API pull on October 14, 2026 returned 125,216 concurrent players, 7.61 billion total visits, and 3.11 million favourites — this is not a niche game.
• Every S-tier Style is free. Early Access only unlocks unfinished characters (like Sky Assassin and Register) a few updates early; it does not gate the meta. You do not need to spend Robux to play the best styles.
• Mahito's tier is the only real debate. Some September 2026 lists placed Perfection as low as C while others kept it S+. The October consensus is S+, but it is the one placement reasonable people disagree on.
• The list moves with every balance patch. The game was last updated October 13, 2026, and a single skill rework can swing a Style a full tier — re-check before a ranked grind.

Jujutsu Shenanigans Tier List (October 2026)

Here is the full ranking at a glance. Character names in parentheses are the Jujutsu Kaisen figures each Style is based on.

S+ Tier — lobby-dominating, top win rates

• 10 Shadows (Megumi)
• Cursed Partners (Yuta)
• Blood Manipulator (Choso)
• Perfection (Mahito)

S Tier — strong meta picks, minimal downsides

• Vessel (Yuji / Sukuna)
• The Honored One (Gojo)
• Restless Gambler (Hakari)
• Star Rage (Yuki)

S- Tier — excellent, just a notch below the ceiling

• Uta Okkotsu
• Puppet Master (Mechamaru)

A Tier — very playable, carry-able in skilled hands

• Aspiring Mangaka (Charles)
• Head of Hei (Naoya)
• Locust Guy
• Switcher (Todo)

A- Tier — solid but outclassed at the top

• Salaryman (Nanami)

B Tier — situational, hardest to climb with

• Defense Attorney (Higuruma)

Who Is the Best Character in Jujutsu Shenanigans?

There is no single best character — there is a best character for your skill level. The four S+ Styles win games, but they reward completely different players.

10 Shadows (Megumi) has the highest ceiling and the steepest learning curve. His kit is built around shadow summons — each shikigami has its own abilities, mirroring how Megumi fights in Jujutsu Kaisen. He has low HP, so you play him at range and let the summons do the work. Master him and you are near-unbeatable; misplay the summons and you fold fast.

Perfection (Mahito) is the pick most players should start with. He is a melee bruiser who reshapes his hands into hammers, swords, and whips, summons minions, and has an extremely dangerous Domain Expansion. As PocketGamer's Mihail Katsoris puts it:

"He is basically a melee bruiser that is very easy to handle and has almost no downsides... There's a reason he usually tops every Jujutsu Shenanigans tier list."

Cursed Partners (Yuta) and Blood Manipulator (Choso) round out S+ with high damage and strong range, but both demand cleaner spacing than Mahito to hit their ceiling.

If you want the fastest path to winning lobbies, pick Mahito. If you want the highest skill expression, grind Megumi.

What Makes an S-Tier Style in This Meta?

Three things separate S-tier from the pack in the current Jujutsu Shenanigans meta.

Low-commitment damage. The S-tier Styles — Vessel, Gojo, Hakari, Yuki — can threaten a knockout without over-extending. Gojo is the textbook example: Lapse Blue pulls opponents into melee like a magnet, Reversal Red blasts away anyone who closes in, and his Awakening effectively freezes time for enemies. He is easy to understand but rewards timing and positioning.

A reliable Awakening. The Vessel (Yuji) is a melee brawler who Awakens into Sukuna for serious range and damage — a huge mid-fight power spike. The catch is some of the hardest timing in the game; miss the window and the Awakening is wasted.

Forgiving defensively. Styles that can block, dash, or reposition out of a bad trade survive the third-party chaos that defines a crowded lobby. This is why pure glass-cannon kits sit lower despite high damage output.

Where Does Sky Assassin Rank?

Sky Assassin is the game's newest headline Style — an Early Access character added September 5, 2026, built around two passives, Sky Manipulation and Temper. Because it is still an Early Access (unfinished) character, the community hasn't settled a stable ranking for it, and TierMaker's dedicated Sky Assassin board doesn't yet have enough votes to form a community average.

Early reads from the community put Sky Assassin's aerial mobility and burst as genuinely strong, which is exactly why Early Access characters often get nerfed before full release — devs balance around live data once thousands of players are using them. If you buy in now, expect the kit to shift. The upside of learning it early is a head start on muscle memory once it does stabilise and slot into a real tier.

Treat Sky Assassin as unranked / provisional until it exits Early Access and gets balance passes. Early Access characters frequently get reworked before release, so any tier you see for it today is a guess, not a verdict. Pick it to learn it early — not because it is a confirmed meta pick.

Why Are the A-Tier Styles Still Worth Playing?

A tier doesn't mean a bad character — it means a character that needs more from you. The A-tier Styles are some of the most satisfying to main precisely because they punch above their grade in trained hands.

Switcher (Todo) is a momentum monster. His clap-swap mechanic lets him teleport opponents and himself around the arena, and a player who reads fights well can set up kills that look impossible. The downside is a high skill floor — misread the swap and you hand your opponent free damage.

Head of Hei (Naoya) is built on speed. He is one of the fastest Styles in the game, and in a crowded lobby that mobility lets him pick isolated targets and leave before the third party arrives. He struggles in sustained one-on-ones against the S-tier bruisers, which is what keeps him out of S.

Aspiring Mangaka (Charles) and Locust Guy both reward specific setups. When their combos land they trade evenly with higher tiers; when they whiff they fall behind. That inconsistency is the whole reason they sit in A rather than S — the ceiling is there, the floor just isn't.

The takeaway: if an A-tier Style's fantasy excites you, play it. The grade reflects average community win rate, not the result you'll get once you've mastered the kit.

Does Tier Even Matter in a Skill-Based Fighter?

Less than you think. Jujutsu Shenanigans is a fighting game first, so player skill outweighs the letter grade. An A-tier Style in the hands of someone who knows their rotations and timings beats an S-tier player who is winging it. The tier list represents community opinion, creator consensus, and win rates — a general rule of thumb, not a hard ceiling.

The practical read: use the tier list to pick between characters you find equally fun. If one Style clicks for you, master it and you'll climb regardless of its grade. The worst mistake is forcing a Megumi grind because he's S+ when you'd win more games mashing Mahito.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the best character in Jujutsu Shenanigans right now? In October 2026, the S+ tier is a four-way tie: 10 Shadows (Megumi), Cursed Partners (Yuta), Blood Manipulator (Choso), and Perfection (Mahito). Mahito is the easiest to pick up and most consistently tops community tier lists; Megumi has the highest skill ceiling.

Do I need to pay to get the best characters? No. Every S-tier Style is free and fully complete. Early Access (Robux) only unlocks unfinished characters like Sky Assassin a few updates before everyone else — it doesn't gate the meta.

Where does Sky Assassin rank? It's provisional. Sky Assassin is an Early Access character added September 5, 2026, and the community hasn't settled a stable tier for it yet. Expect its ranking to shift once it leaves Early Access and gets balance passes.

Is Jujutsu Shenanigans still popular? Yes — a Roblox Games API pull on October 14, 2026 showed 125,216 concurrent players and 7.61 billion lifetime visits, keeping it a top-10 Roblox experience.

How often does the tier list change? With every balance patch. The game was last updated October 13, 2026. A single skill rework can move a Style a full tier, so re-check the list before any serious ranked session.

Final Verdict

For October 2026, pick Mahito (Perfection) if you want to win lobbies with the least friction, and grind Megumi (10 Shadows) if you want the highest skill expression — both sit at the top of the meta alongside Yuta and Choso. Everything in S and S- is fully viable; the A-tier Styles carry fine in skilled hands. And since this is a fighter, the single biggest win-rate upgrade isn't swapping to a higher tier — it's mastering the one Style that clicks for you.

Rankings reflect the live meta as of the October 13, 2026 update and will be refreshed as new characters and balance patches land. For more Jujutsu Shenanigans coverage, see our October 2026 codes guide and the Sky Assassin update breakdown.

Tier data sourced from PocketGamer's Jujutsu Shenanigans tier list (updated October 7, 2026) and community TierMaker rankings. Live player stats pulled directly from the Roblox Games API on October 14, 2026 (universe 3508322461).