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Jujutsu Shenanigans Custom Character Codes for Spider-Man, Sonic, and Gojo

Fifteen import codes let you fight as Spider-Man, Sonic, Gojo, and other custom builds on a private server.

Fifteen import codes let you fight as Spider-Man, Sonic, Gojo, and other custom builds on a private server.

by Sehaj Padda

Custom character import codes in Jujutsu Shenanigans let players swap out the default roster for community-built characters, from Spider-Man and Sonic to a Base Gojo variant. Each code carries a full moveset and appearance that gets loaded onto a private server, giving players a way to test unique fighters against friends without touching the standard character list.

Working custom character codes for Jujutsu Shenanigans

Fifteen custom character codes are currently available, covering popular picks like Spider-Man, Sonic, King Von, and Nightmare. These codes are long strings of text, so copying them exactly matters more than usual.

  • Spider Man — Custom Spider-Man character build with unique moveset
  • Sonic — Custom Sonic character build with unique moveset
  • Island Owner — Custom character build with unique moveset
  • Luffy Gear 5 — Custom Luffy Gear 5 character build with unique moveset
  • King Von — Custom King Von character build with unique moveset
  • King Von 2 — Alternate King Von character build with unique moveset
  • Super Senior Gojo — Custom Gojo variant character build with unique moveset
  • Nightmare — Custom Nightmare-themed character build with unique moveset
  • Old Sans Is Back — Custom Sans-themed character build with unique moveset
  • Void — Custom Void-themed character build with unique moveset
  • Steve — Custom Minecraft Steve character build with unique moveset
  • Flower (Horror) — Custom horror-themed Flower character build with unique moveset
  • Devstrikes Mahoraga and Agito — Custom dual-character build with unique moveset
  • Base Gojo — Custom base Gojo character build with unique moveset
  • Omniman Custom — Custom Omni-Man character build with unique moveset

Each entry above corresponds to a single export code. Because these strings run into the thousands of characters, use a copy button when one is available rather than selecting and copying text by hand, since a single missed character will break the import.

How to import a custom character code

Custom character codes only work through the Character Block feature, which is limited to private servers with Free Build enabled. Public servers do not support this import system.

Create or join a private server for Jujutsu Shenanigans. A free private server can be set up from the Servers tab on the game’s page.
Press the + button at the top middle of the screen. This button only appears once you’re inside a private server.
Open the Players tab and turn on the Free Build toggle. This unlocks the ability to import custom builds.
Scroll to the middle of the Free Build menu and select the Character Block option, which spawns as soon as Free Build is active.
Choose Configure on the Character Block, then hit the import button to bring up a text input box.
The Character Block Import Menu
Paste the export code into the Import Box, then give the build a name and icon so it’s easy to find later.
Close out of the menus and open the Characters menu to equip the imported build. If it loaded correctly, the character will appear in the selection list with the name entered in Step 6, and selecting it will spawn you with its custom moveset.

Note: a code will fail to import if any part of the moveset it references has since been removed from the game, or if even one character in the string was dropped during copying.

Where custom character codes fit into gameplay

The Character Block system exists specifically for private-server experimentation, letting a host equip community-made fighters like the ones above for friendly matches or informal tournaments. It sits alongside standard character selection but requires the extra Free Build setup, so it won’t affect anything on public servers or ranked-style matchmaking.

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