Jujutsu Zero Projection Update Guide: New Domain, Skills, Raid, and Codes!

The latest Jujutsu Zero update gives Awaken Projection a major upgrade, including its long-awaited Domain Expansion. The technique now has stronger existing skills, three additional awakening nodes, two new abilities, and a brand-new domain called Time Palace.

The update also adds a new Projection raid with four different phases, new emblems, a Disaster-grade accessory, and additional progression for Physical Heavenly Restriction builds. Several balance changes and bug fixes are included as well, including a major PHR damage correction that may explain why some weapon builds now deal less damage.

Awaken Projection Gets New Skills

Awaken Projection is one of the biggest focuses of the update. Its first four skills have received damage increases ranging from 20% to 25%, giving the existing moves more power even before unlocking the new abilities.

The Awakening tree has also been expanded with three additional nodes. These are nodes five through seven, giving Projection users more upgrades to unlock as they progress through the new system.

The new Projection additions include:

• Frame Combo
• Shatter Time
• Time Palace Domain Expansion

These abilities give the technique more damage, additional combo options, and a new way to reset cooldowns during combat.

Frame Combo Skill

Frame Combo is the first new Awaken Projection skill added in the update. The ability comes with three charges, allowing you to use it multiple times before the full cooldown becomes available again.

An important part of this skill is how its cooldown works. The cooldown begins from the first use in the chain rather than waiting until all three charges have been spent.

This gives players more flexibility when using Frame Combo during combat. You can use several charges as part of your attack rotation while the cooldown is already counting down.

Shatter Time Skill

Shatter Time is another new ability for Awaken Projection and functions as a powerful ultimate finisher. The skill delivers its damage through a sequence rather than instantly ending the attack.

One unusual mechanic is that the target cannot die before the sequence is completely finished. Even if the damage is already enough to defeat the enemy, the game still allows the animation to play until the final part of the attack is completed.

This means you may need to wait for the entire Shatter Time sequence before the enemy is officially defeated.

Time Palace Domain Expansion

The biggest addition to Awaken Projection is its new Domain Expansion, Time Palace. This domain traps enemies inside a frame and continuously deals damage while the effect remains active.

Time Palace also provides buffs to the user during the domain. More importantly, activating the Domain resets your cooldowns, giving you another opportunity to use your abilities during the same fight.

A useful way to take advantage of this mechanic is to use your available skills before activating Time Palace. Once your cooldowns have been spent, cast the Domain to reset them and continue attacking while its buffs are active.

This makes Time Palace more than just a damage ability. The cooldown reset can become an important part of an Awaken Projection rotation, especially during longer boss fights.

New Projection Game Mode Raid

The update introduces a new raid centered around Projection. Unlike a simple boss fight, this raid contains four separate phases, with each section changing how the battle plays.

The four phases are:

• Regular combat phase
• NPC wave phase
• Chase phase
• Domain phase

Players need to survive and complete all four phases to finish the raid. Because the fight changes as you progress, you should be prepared for more than one type of encounter instead of relying on a single attack rotation.

The new raid also provides several rewards, making it an important activity for Projection users and players looking for new build options.

New Moon and Time Emblems

Two new emblems have been added to the Projection game mode raid. These are the Moon Emblem and Time Emblem.

Both emblems provide additional options for players who want to experiment with different builds. Since they come from the new raid, you will need to farm the Projection content if you want to add them to your collection.

These rewards also give players another reason to continue running the raid after completing it for the first time.

Zen Air Cirlet Accessory

The Projection raid also introduces a new Disaster-grade accessory called Zen Air Cirlet. This accessory is particularly interesting for players building around Awaken Projection because it includes both general combat bonuses and a specific boost for the technique.

Zen Air Cirlet provides scaling bonuses for:

• Damage amplification
• Awaken Projection amplification
• Attack
• Critical damage
• Critical rate

The combination of general damage statistics and Awaken Projection amplification makes Zen Air Cirlet an accessory worth considering for Projection-focused builds.

Players will need to test the accessory against other options to determine which setup provides the best overall damage, but Projection users should definitely keep an eye out for it while farming the new raid.

New PHR Disaster Storage Upgrade

Physical Heavenly Restriction also receives a new upgrade called Disaster Storage. This upgrade is connected to the seventh node of the PHR tree and expands on the Cursed Storage system from node six.

Disaster Storage rewards players based on the number of unique A5 weapons they own that are Disaster grade or higher. This creates another progression path for PHR players who enjoy collecting powerful weapons.

Duplicate copies do not increase the unique weapon count. You therefore need to collect different qualifying weapons rather than simply obtaining multiple copies of the same weapon.

Disaster Storage can be accessed through a dialogue option at the Cursed Inventory Status NPC.

Major PHR Damage Bug Fixed

One of the most important changes in the update is a correction to the PHR amplification from node six.

The node was originally intended to provide 15% amplification, but a bug caused it to provide 1,500% amplification instead. That means the unintended value was 100 times higher than the intended bonus.

The issue has now been fixed, and the node provides its intended 15% amplification.

If your weapon build suddenly feels much weaker after the update, this is likely one of the main reasons. The previous damage was being heavily boosted by the incorrect value, so builds that relied on the bug will see a major difference after the correction.

Level Cap Increased to 15,000

The maximum level has also been increased to 15,000. Players who had already reached the previous level cap can now continue earning experience.

This gives high-level players another progression target while they work through the new Projection raid, PHR upgrades, and other content introduced in the update.

If you were previously stuck at the old maximum level, your character can now start progressing again.

Faction Raid Reward Requirement Increased

Faction raids have also received a change to their damage requirement. Players now need to contribute at least 4% of the total damage to qualify for rewards.

This makes active participation more important during faction raid battles. Simply entering the fight may not be enough if you want to receive the available rewards.

Make sure you are consistently dealing damage throughout the fight and contributing enough to reach the 4% requirement.

Combat Fixes and Changes

Several combat-related issues have been addressed in the update. One fix affects Hanoi Augi’s Immaculation, which should no longer prevent players from teleporting.

Awaken Projection has also received an important change regarding cursed energy. Its skills now correctly consume cursed energy, meaning players need to pay closer attention to their energy during extended battles.

The update also includes various text and typo corrections for several quest lines, including:

• Infinity Trainer
• Weapon Master
• Sorcery Trainer

Quest Menu Rework

The quest menu has received a major interface overhaul to make progression easier to manage. Quests are now separated into different categories instead of appearing together in one large list.

The new sections include:

• All
• Upgrades
• Main
• Special

Raids are now displayed in the Main section, along with their difficulty levels. Players can also pin important quests so they can quickly find the objectives they are currently working toward.

A dedicated pinned section shows your selected quests alongside a recommended quest based on your character’s level.

Recommended Raid System

The updated quest menu also recommends an overworld raid based on your current Sorcerer Strength. The system attempts to recommend a difficulty where you should be able to defeat the boss comfortably.

This can be useful when you are trying to level up but are unsure which boss or quest you should farm next. Instead of manually checking different raids, you can use the recommendation to find content that better matches your current strength.

The quest interface also makes selected quests more visible, making it easier to see which objectives are currently active.

New Jujutsu Zero Codes

The update also adds new codes that provide useful resources. Make sure to enter the codes exactly as shown because Roblox codes can be case-sensitive or expire after a limited period.

The current codes mentioned with the update are:

• frames – 1,000 Cursed Crystals, 5,000 Lumens, and 50 Clan Rolls.
• 220KLIKES – 500 Cursed Crystals, 5,000 Lumens, and 50 Clan Rolls.

These rewards can help with progression, especially if you need additional Cursed Crystals, Lumens, or Clan Rolls.

The new Jujutsu Zero update is a major upgrade for Projection users, finally giving Awaken Projection its own Domain Expansion alongside new skills and additional awakening nodes. Time Palace is especially important because its cooldown reset creates new possibilities for building attack rotations.

The Projection raid also gives players new content to farm through its four-phase boss encounter, while the Moon Emblem, Time Emblem, and Zen Air Cirlet add more options for character builds. PHR players have new progression through Disaster Storage, although the correction to the 1,500% amplification bug means some weapon builds will see a significant damage reduction.

With the level cap now at 15,000, new raid requirements, a reworked quest menu, combat fixes, and fresh codes, there is plenty to work through in this Jujutsu Zero update.