Awakened Limitless finally has a Domain Expansion. The Six Eyes and Infinite Void update for Jujutsu: Zero (BETA V6662) adds a two-variant Infinite Void, a passive built around cooldown resets, a level 10,000 raid boss with an Infinity Shield, and a new Disaster Grade accessory to farm from it. The level ceiling moves up too, and the inventory finally gets a working search bar.
Quick answer: Buy the Infinite Void node in the Awakened Limitless tree for 150 MAS, then tap the Domain key for the instant 0.2 second version or hold it for one second to trigger the full Domain, which wipes every Limitless cooldown.
Infinite Void: Tap version vs hold version
Infinite Void is one skill with two outcomes, and the input decides which one you get. A quick tap fires the 0.2 Second Domain, which comes out with no activation delay. It stuns everything nearby, raises your movement speed, and applies stat buffs.
Holding the Domain key for one second casts the full version. It still stuns and still buffs your stats, but the important part is the cooldown wipe. Every Limitless skill comes back off cooldown, so a rotation can be fired, reset, and fired again inside a single window.
| Variant | Input | Effects |
|---|---|---|
| 0.2 Second Domain | Tap the Domain skill | Instant cast, stuns enemies, movement speed increase, stat buffs |
| Infinite Void (full) | Hold the Domain skill for 1 second | Stuns enemies, stat buffs, resets all Limitless cooldowns |
Both variants sit behind the same node. In the Awakened Limitless progression tree, the Infinite Void node costs 150 MAS and unlocks both activations at once. The neighbouring Infinity Node 4 grants Flash Step, and the expansion also adds teleport movement, stamina overrides, air jumps, and super dashes to the tree.
The stamina bar and Super Dash also got recoloured to match the technique. Nothing about how they function changed.
Six Eyes and True Six Eyes passive: How the charge bar works
Six Eyes is a passive with its own charge bar, and it fills under one condition only. While an Awakened Limitless skill is active, the bar gains one charge per second. Standing still, walking around, or using unrelated abilities does nothing for it.
When the bar hits maximum, the base version resets the cooldown of the last Awakened Limitless skill you used and automatically casts its own version of Boundless Pressure. Your Domain is never eligible for that reset. The passive also drops Cursed Energy costs to zero and works with regular Limitless as well as the awakened form.
True Six Eyes uses the identical charge rule but pays out twice. A full bar resets the last two Awakened Limitless skills instead of one, still excluding the Domain, and it triggers its own Boundless Pressure cast. It also comes with an Infinity Aura that, unlike the earlier version, does not lock your movement. The aura is on by default and can be switched off from the passive skill option.
| Passive | Cooldown reset | Stats |
|---|---|---|
| Six Eyes | Last skill used | 25 Awk Limitless %, 65 CE%, 65 CER% |
| True Six Eyes | Last two skills used | 33 Awk Limitless %, 15 Technique DMG%, 100 CE%, 100 CER% |
Stacked with the full Infinite Void, the maths is straightforward. The Domain clears everything, the passive then hands back one or two more casts, and a single burst window stretches much further than the raw cooldowns allow.
Strongest of Today raid: Breaking the Infinity Shield
Strongest of Today is a multi-phase fight against a level 10,000 boss, and its defining mechanic is the Infinity Shield. Depending on the phase, the boss raises the shield every 15 or 30 seconds. While it is up, your normal damage does not land until the shield is gone.
There is a hard counter. Either the Inverted Spear of Heaven or the True Inverted Spear of Heaven destroys the Infinity Shield instantly. If you own one, bring it — the fight stops being a damage check and becomes a timing check.
Note: The raid drops new materials and items aimed specifically at Awakened Limitless builds, so it is the intended farm for the technique after the update.
Infinity Gauntlet and Limitless Blindfold stats
The headline drop from Strongest of Today is the Infinity Gauntlet, a Disaster Grade accessory that can be farmed repeatedly. It is a broad offensive piece rather than a pure technique booster, carrying attack, crit, and damage amplification alongside its Awakened Limitless scaling.
The Limitless Blindfold was buffed in the same update and now carries a much larger single stat. Do not swap it out on sight, because the comparison depends entirely on whether your build wants concentrated technique scaling or spread offensive stats.
| Accessory | Stats |
|---|---|
| Infinity Gauntlet (Disaster Grade) | 50 DMG AMP, 100 Awk Limitless %, 50 ATK %, 50 Crit. DMG, 50 Crit. Rate |
| Limitless Blindfold (buffed) | 125 Awk Limitless % |
Level cap increase and new Gojo Estate quests
The maximum level moved from 10,000 to 12,500. Everything past 10,000 costs considerably more XP than the levels before it, so the extra 2,500 is not a short grind.
Lower down the curve, the Gojo Estate map picked up a fresh progression chain covering levels 3,000 to 4,000, handed out by The Seer NPC. It gives that bracket a second route through content tied to Awakened Limitless rather than repeating the same loop.
The Guide Book was reworked in a few places as well. Some quests were adjusted for smoother pacing, Yen was added to the reward pool, and a bug that blocked certain Guide Book quests from being claimed has been fixed.
Inventory search, gear sorting, and map pin changes
Inventory gear sorting is in, along with performance work that cuts the lag large collections used to cause. Inventory searching now functions too. The search interface is still a placeholder visually, but typing an item name works and beats scrolling through hundreds of entries.
On the map side, completed one-time quests no longer stay pinned, Jujutsu Tech lost a batch of redundant pins, and several NPCs were repositioned to open up space. A questing menu was added alongside the quest pin cleanup.
New Jujutsu Zero codes
Two codes shipped alongside the update. Enter them exactly as written, including capitalisation.
210KLIKESINFINITEVOID
You will know a code landed because the rewards appear in your inventory immediately after redeeming. INFINITEVOID can throw an invalid message on screen for some players despite being live, so recheck your currency totals before assuming it failed.
The practical order here is simple. Grab the Infinite Void node first and get comfortable with which input you want in which situation, since the tap and hold versions solve very different problems. Push toward True Six Eyes next, because two cooldown resets per full bar is what turns the Domain from a panic button into the centre of a rotation. Once that is in place, Strongest of Today is worth running for the Infinity Gauntlet, ideally with an Inverted Spear of Heaven equipped to skip the shield phases outright.
