Jujutsu Shenanigans pushed out V1.8, labeled The Nothing Update, and it lands on the combat side as well as the cosmetics side. Reggie Star picks up a new attack, Hanami gets a fresh ultimate and a redrawn Domain Expansion backdrop, ten emotes drop into the shop, and a new Mei Mei-themed win animation joins the victory flash lineup.
Quick answer: V1.8 adds Reggie Star’s Fleche dash-pierce, Hanami’s Root Rampage ultimate with a reworked Domain Expansion skybox, ten new emotes sold as a 10-pack for 225 Robux or $2,500 in-game, and the True Value victory flash. You can try everything by launching the Jujutsu Shenanigans experience on Roblox.
Reggie Star’s Fleche move
Reggie Star, the character built around a rotating receipt-style kit under the Con Artistry moveset, gains Fleche. It works as a double-use dash-pierce, so you get two quick forward stabs off the same input rather than a single committed lunge.
The double-use design fits how Reggie plays, since his attacks cycle through different follow-ups instead of sitting on fixed cooldowns. Fleche gives him another way to close distance and keep pressure while his rotation shifts to the next move.
Hanami’s Root Rampage and the new Domain skybox
Hanami, the Disaster Plants character, receives a new ultimate called Root Rampage. When it triggers, massive roots erupt out of the surrounding buildings, tearing up the arena and leaving a heavy visual aftermath once the eruption ends.
Alongside the ultimate, Hanami’s Domain Expansion gets an updated skybox. The reworked backdrop changes the look of the domain space when Hanami commits to the transformed form, giving the sequence a cleaner presentation than the previous version.
True Value victory flash and how to equip it
Victory flashes are short animations that play after you win a Duel or a Roulette match. The new one, True Value, is themed around Mei Mei, and it joins seven existing flashes to bring the total to eight in the game.
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Price | $1,000 or 100 Robux |
| Where to buy | Shop |
| Where to equip | Inventory → Victories tab |
| When it plays | After winning a Duel or Roulette match |
To set it as your win animation, open your inventory, select the Victories tab, and choose True Value. The flash you pick is the one that plays the next time you take a match, so you can confirm it applied by winning a round and watching the animation.
The ten new emotes and how to buy them
V1.8 adds ten emotes to the shop. They are cosmetic taunts and dances that do not change combat, though a few interact with other players or with defeated opponents. The Photographer emote, for example, can be aimed at an opponent dummy.
- The Great Captain
- Trust Me
- Victory
- Humming The Bassline
- Alien
- Carousel
- Charge
- Strike A Taunt
- Streetcat
- Photographer
Emotes roll from the shop at a random chance, so you do not pick a single one directly. A single roll costs $250 or 25 Robux, and you can buy in bulk with a multiplier. The 10-pack is where the value sits, because buying ten at once lets you choose the tenth emote from a list of everything you do not already own.
| Purchase | In-game cash | Robux |
|---|---|---|
| Single random emote | $250 | 25 |
| 10-emote bundle | $2,500 | 225 (from 250) |
Note: players in regions with anti-gambling rules, such as the UK or Brazil, cannot use Robux to roll for emotes.
Once an emote is in your inventory, open the Backpack icon and move to the Emotes tab, then drop it into a slot on the emote wheel. Press B on PC or tap the dancing person icon to open the wheel and play it. If the emote appears on the wheel and performs when selected, it is equipped correctly.
