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Jujutsu: Zero — How to Get Sukuna’s Mark

Gather three fractured parts, reach level 1,250, and combine them at the Passive Ability Exchange to unlock the Shrine passive.

Gather three fractured parts, reach level 1,250, and combine them at the Passive Ability Exchange to unlock the Shrine passive.

Sukuna’s Mark is a Disaster Grade passive built around the Shrine technique in Jujutsu: Zero. It doubles your Shrine damage, adds an upgraded basic attack, opens a wall-free version of Malevolent Shrine, and lets you trigger World Ending Slash. Getting it takes three separate parts and a trip to a single exchange NPC.

Quick answer: Reach level 1,250, collect all three Sukuna’s Mark parts (one from Infinite Crates, one from Cursed Remnant, and one from the King of Curses on the highest difficulty), then pick “Exchange for Sukuna’s Mark” at the Passive Ability Exchange NPC to combine them.

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Requirements before you start

You must be at least level 1,250 to accept the exchange quest. The Passive Ability Exchange NPC will refuse the trade below that level with the message “You must be level 1,250 to accept this quest!” so hit that milestone first.

Because the passive is designed around Shrine, it is worth deciding whether Shrine is your main technique before farming. The 100% damage boost and its extra moves only pay off when you are actively using Shrine, so it adds little value to unrelated kits like 10 Shadows or Awaken Star Rage.


The three Sukuna’s Mark parts and where they drop

Each part comes from a different activity, so unlocking the passive means clearing three unrelated tasks. All three drops are random, so expect to repeat each source until the part appears.

PartWhere it drops
Part 1Random drop from opening Infinite Crates
Part 2Random drop from defeating Cursed Remnant
Part 3Random drop from defeating the King of Curses on the highest difficulty

The King of Curses fight on the top difficulty is the hardest of the three, so bring a properly geared character before attempting it. Keep farming each source in turn until you hold all three parts at once.

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Combine the parts at the Passive Ability Exchange

Head to the spawn area where the Passive Ability Exchange NPC stands on a glowing purple platform. It sits near the AFK Rewards, Deadly Judge, and Siege points on the map.
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Interact with the NPC to open its menu. You will see options for Exchange for RCT, Exchange for Infinity Aura, Exchange for Sukuna’s Mark, and Leave.
Choose “Exchange for Sukuna’s Mark.” With all three parts in your inventory and level 1,250 met, the NPC combines them and grants the passive.
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How to confirm it worked

The trade only goes through once you are level 1,250 and carrying all three parts. If the exchange is blocked, the usual reasons are being under the level requirement or missing one of the parts. Once accepted, equip Sukuna’s Mark and check your Shrine kit for the changes below.


What Sukuna’s Mark does once equipped

With the passive on, every Shrine attack deals 100% more damage. Your standard basic attacks are replaced by an upgraded punch that you can use while Shrine skills are on cooldown, and Shrine gains an open domain variant with no physical walls.

Your moves also apply a special status effect that deals tick damage every second. Each tick fills half a charge, and 8 ticks (4 full charges) fill the bar. When the bar is full, World Ending Slash becomes available automatically, and it does not take up one of your regular Shrine skill slots.

Note: Sukuna’s Mark disables your normal ailment effects. Even with something like Water Prison equipped, that ailment will not activate while the passive is on. Because of this, build into raw offensive stats rather than ailment-focused ones to get the most out of it.

That trade-off is the whole point of the passive. You give up standard ailment functionality in exchange for doubled Shrine damage, a stronger basic attack, an open Shrine domain, and access to World Ending Slash, all of which reward a Shrine-first build.