By Jay / / Games

The Jujutsu Shenanigans v1.8 update introduces plenty of new content, ranging from character abilities and balance adjustments to Creator Clash improvements and new cosmetics. While there are no new redeemable codes included with this patch, players can look forward to a new move for Register, an Ultimate for Disaster Plants, additional shop items, and numerous quality-of-life improvements. Here’s everything you need to know about the latest update.

Are There Any New Jujutsu Shenanigans Codes?

As of the v1.8 update, the developers did not release any new redeemable codes. If new codes become available during a future event or milestone, they’ll likely be announced through the game’s official Roblox page or community channels.

Current status:

  • No new codes released in v1.8.
  • Existing active codes remain unchanged.
  • Check future announcements for additional rewards.

Roblox Innovation Awards Announcement

Alongside the update, the developers announced that Jujutsu Shenanigans has been nominated in the Best Action Experience category at the Roblox Innovation Awards.

Players can support the game by voting during the event. The development team also confirmed that several members will attend the awards in person and appear during the official livestream.

Register Gets a New Move

The Register character receives a brand-new move called Fleche, expanding its overall moveset. In addition to the new skill, several existing abilities have been adjusted to improve balance. Changes include:

  • Added Fleche.
  • Garage Sale Red Seal damage increased from 4 to 5.
  • Littering ragdoll duration reduced by 0.2 seconds.
  • Piano Drop ragdoll duration reduced by 0.35 seconds.

These tweaks make Register feel faster while slightly increasing the effectiveness of Garage Sale.

Register Balance Changes

Several of Register’s strongest attacks have been toned down to improve overall game balance.

Blunt Trauma

The move now deals less damage and keeps opponents stunned for a shorter period.

Changes include:

  • Base final hit damage reduced from 8 to 6.
  • Red Seal final hit damage reduced from 8 to 6.
  • Ragdoll duration reduced by 0.45 seconds.

Speed Crash

Speed Crash also received multiple nerfs.

Adjustments include:

  • Damage reduced from 14 to 12.
  • Red Seal damage reduced from 17 to 14.
  • Ragdoll duration shortened by 0.35 seconds.
  • Miss recovery (endlag) increased, making failed attacks more punishable.

Disaster Plants Receives a New Ultimate

Players using Disaster Plants gain access to a new Ultimate move called Root Rampage.

The update also refreshes the character’s Domain Expansion with a brand-new skybox, giving battles a fresh visual appearance.

Additional balance changes include:

  • Added Root Rampage Ultimate.
  • New Domain skybox.
  • Surging Thorns aerial spikes can no longer be redirected after activation.
  • Root Swarm cooldown increased by 1 second.
  • Root Swarm’s ledge version now works correctly after jumping.

Overall, these changes improve consistency while slightly reducing the flexibility of certain abilities.

Salaryman Gets a New Ultimate Variant

The Salaryman character now has a brand-new Ultimate variant.

Although this update doesn’t dramatically change the character’s core gameplay, it gives experienced players another option during Ultimate mode.

Switcher Buff

Switcher players receive a straightforward damage increase.

Brute Force Black Flash now deals:

  • 24 damage instead of 18

This six-point increase makes the move considerably more rewarding when successfully landed.

New Shop Items

The in-game shop receives a large collection of cosmetic additions.

New features include:

  • Gifting 10 emotes now allows the recipient to choose one.
  • Victory Flashes can now be gifted.
  • Added new Victory Flash: True Value

The update also introduces ten brand-new emotes:

  • Charge
  • Streetcat
  • Humming The Bassline
  • Trust Me
  • The Great Captain
  • Victory
  • Strike a Taunt
  • Alien
  • Photographer
  • Carousel

Additionally, the Boombox emote no longer changes its sound volume based on character size.

Skill Builder Improvements

The Skill Builder receives one of the largest updates in v1.8, adding several new building options for creators.

New blocks include:

  • Particle Emitter
  • Client-Sided Visual block
  • Client-Sided Sound block
  • Last Hit Sound
  • ID Check Projectile
  • Spawn at Projectile Tag
  • Size 2 Visual
  • Alt Size 2 Visual

Additional improvements include:

  • HITBOX blocks can now use STUN = -1 without applying stun while still counting as the last hit.
  • Players no longer need to leave combat before switching Workshop characters.
  • Large character exports automatically split across multiple text boxes if they exceed Roblox’s text limit.
  • Early Access Game Pass is now required to access its exclusive Skill Builder moves.

Several Skill Builder bugs were also resolved, improving reliability for custom character creators.

Creator Clash Rework

Creator Clash has been completely redesigned into an open-arena experience.

Instead of the previous system, battles now function more like open combat arenas seen in similar Roblox fighting games.

Major changes include:

  • Open arena matchmaking.
  • Loaded Workshop characters appear above players’ heads.
  • Players can manually reset or end matches at any time, even while fighting.

Creator Clash Plus Changes

Premium settings have also been expanded.

New options include:

  • Visual Limits
  • Balancing Limits
  • Node Limits
  • Global Names

Additional adjustments:

  • Strongest of History’s Incomplete Domain can no longer be used when Balancing Limits are enabled.
  • Several node restrictions have been adjusted.
  • Skill name keyword blacklists have been removed.

Ranked Duels Changes

Competitive players will notice one important adjustment.

Environmental destruction has been re-enabled in Ranked Duels, bringing ranked matches closer to standard gameplay.

General Gameplay Improvements

The update includes a few quality-of-life improvements affecting all players.

Changes include:

  • Anti-run requirements are now easier to trigger.
  • Burst Window remains active for an additional 0.4 seconds, giving players slightly more time to react.

Bug Fixes

Version 1.8 also resolves numerous gameplay bugs and technical issues.

Some of the most notable fixes include:

  • Fixed Appetizer failing to hit enemies.
  • Fixed projectile-related memory leaks.
  • Fixed Second Wind + Severing Path variant activation.
  • Fixed tool UI disappearing after stance changes.
  • Fixed Aspiring Mangaka’s Chase endlag.
  • Fixed Victory Flashes not respecting team settings.
  • Fixed Face Grater teleport issues.
  • Fixed Rika being dismissible during certain moves.
  • Fixed Skill Builder logic blocks disappearing.
  • Fixed copy-and-paste issues for exported characters on mobile.
  • Fixed Head of the Hei’s final melee hit failing against ragdolled opponents.

These fixes improve gameplay stability across multiple modes.

The Jujutsu Shenanigans v1.8 update focuses heavily on gameplay refinement while introducing several pieces of fresh content. Register gains a brand-new move, Disaster Plants receives a powerful Ultimate, Switcher gets a noticeable damage buff, and Creator Clash has been completely reworked into a more accessible open-arena mode.

Although this patch doesn’t include any new redeemable codes, it delivers plenty of meaningful improvements through balance changes, Skill Builder upgrades, shop cosmetics, and bug fixes. Whether you’re a competitive player or enjoy experimenting with custom characters, version 1.8 offers plenty of reasons to jump back into Jujutsu Shenanigans.

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