Jujutsu Shenanigans players have spotted several leaks pointing to new content in development. The most prominent leak shows a pair of glasses that, when equipped, reveal opponent ultimate bars and move cooldowns on screen. Community discussion centers on whether this feature will be a standalone item, a Gojo-specific ability, or part of a broader Six Eyes update.
Quick answer: The glasses appear to be an equippable item that lets you see enemy ultimate charge and ability cooldowns, though the exact implementation remains unconfirmed.
Glasses Item Functionality
Leaked footage shows a character putting on glasses and immediately gaining visibility of opponent ultimate meters and move cooldown timers. This mechanic resembles the "revealing one's hand" binding vow from Ranked mode, where players trade information for tactical advantage.
The glasses display two key pieces of information: the enemy's ultimate meter fill level and the remaining cooldown time on their abilities. This information advantage could shift combat dynamics by allowing players to time aggressive pushes when opponents lack defensive options or ultimate availability.
Most community members believe the glasses will function as a general-use item rather than a character-specific feature. The animation shows the character physically equipping the glasses, which suggests an item activation rather than a passive ability or character variant. Making it Gojo-exclusive would limit its utility, especially since Gojo already wears a blindfold in his base appearance.
Early Access Character Development
Developer hints point to a new early access character currently in production. The character is described as having a full base moveset rather than being base-only, meaning they will include both regular moves and an ultimate transformation. Developer Bugo used emoji hints suggesting a character with cursed energy, though the specific identity remains unclear.
Earlier statements indicated the character would be "annoying" in some aspect—whether to develop, play, or fight against was not specified. The character was also described as unpopular and uses cursed energy, though these details came from older leaks and may have changed during development.
One leaked move name, "Severing Outburst," appeared in community discussions, though the authenticity of that leak remains uncertain. Speculation has focused on characters like Maki, Mai, Kashimo, Nanami, and Ino based on the available hints, but no official confirmation has been provided.
Additional Leaked Content
Beyond the glasses and early access character, several other elements have surfaced in leaks. A new emote featuring the game's signature fingers appeared in the background of leaked footage—these fingers haven't been prominently featured in recent updates.
Leaked images show new visual effects including grey debris floating in urban environments and blue swirling energy impacts on walls. These effects likely correspond to upcoming character abilities or environmental interactions, though their specific context hasn't been revealed.
One leak mentioned Chara from Undertale being added to the game, but this character is explicitly stated to be non-permanent, suggesting a limited-time event or special mode rather than a standard roster addition.
Development continues on two other characters: Naoya needs one remaining move while Mechamaru requires two moves plus a special ability. Both characters also need adjustments to their ultimate forms before release, which may delay their availability.
Community Speculation on Implementation
Players debate several possible implementations for the glasses feature. Some suggest it could be a special variant for Gojo activated by pressing the special key twice, granting temporary vision of enemy status. Others argue this would conflict with Gojo's existing moveset, particularly his Lapse Blue follow-ups and Red teleportation mechanics.
Another theory positions the glasses as a Teen Gojo variant, where the glasses serve as his R special and the character lacks his awakened form, with Imaginary Purple serving as the ultimate ability instead. This would differentiate Teen Gojo from the current Limitless version while maintaining thematic consistency.
The item theory remains most popular because it allows any character to access the information advantage, creating more strategic variety across matches. An item implementation would also avoid the balance issues of giving one character permanent vision of enemy cooldowns.
If the glasses do release as an item, players will need to decide whether the information advantage justifies sacrificing an item slot that could otherwise hold offensive or defensive tools. The visibility of enemy cooldowns could prove especially valuable in team modes where coordinating attacks around opponent vulnerabilities becomes critical.
No official release date has been confirmed for these features. Development continues with periodic leaks appearing through Discord channels and community discussions, but the timing of the next major update remains unannounced.
