Jujutsu Zero Clans Tier List (January 2026) All 17 Clans Ranked

Updated by Dev
January 2, 2026
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When I first started playing Jujutsu Zero, I made the devastating mistake of rerolling a Grade 1 clan thinking I could easily get something better. Three weeks and 500+ wasted spins later, I realized I’d thrown away my best chance at progression. Your clan choice in Jujutsu Zero isn’t just important—it’s the foundation of your entire build, affecting every attack you land, every ability you cast, and every boss you face.

After spending over 200 hours grinding, testing every clan combination across PvP and PvE content, and analyzing thousands of stat calculations, I’ve created this definitive tier list that will save you from making the same costly mistakes I did. Whether you’re hunting for that elusive Sukuna clan or wondering if your current Grade 2 pull is worth keeping, this guide reveals everything you need to dominate Jujutsu Zero’s clan system in 2026.

Jujutsu Zero Clans

Quick Info	Details
Total Clans	17 active clans (including new Kashimo from Update 1)
Rarity System	??? Grade (0.02%), Special Grade (0.25%), Grade 1 (1.45%), Grade 2 (27.78%), Grade 3 (70.5%)
Best Overall Clan	Sukuna (+50% ATK, +85% CD, +25% CDR)
Best For Beginners	Fushiguro (+45% ATK) or Okkotsu (+35% CE)
Pity System	Guaranteed Grade 1+ after 75 clan spins
Clan Storage	4 slots total (1 equipped + 3 in Clan Bag)
Reroll Cost	1 Clan Spin or 50 Lumens per roll

Understanding the Jujutsu Zero Clan System

Before diving into rankings, you need to understand what makes clans so critical in Jujutsu Zero. Unlike cursed techniques that you actively control in combat, clans provide permanent passive stat bonuses that are always active—whether you’re farming low-level curses or battling nightmare raids.

Your clan determines your baseline power level. A player with Sukuna clan and mediocre cursed techniques will outperform someone with Limitless technique but a Grade 3 clan. That’s how impactful these passive bonuses are.

Clan Stats Explained: What Actually Matters

Not all stats provide equal value. Here’s the priority ranking based on endgame meta testing:

Tier 1 Stats (Absolutely Critical):

ATK (Attack) – Scales ALL damage including techniques, weapons, and basic attacks. The single most valuable stat
CDR (Cooldown Reduction) – Lets you spam high-damage abilities more frequently, multiplying your DPS

Tier 2 Stats (Very Strong):

CR (Critical Rate) – Increases crit chance, but only valuable when paired with Critical Damage
CD (Critical Damage) – Boosts crit damage, but useless without adequate Critical Rate

Tier 3 Stats (Situational):

CE (Cursed Energy) – More mana for ability spam, good for technique-heavy builds
HP (Health Points) – Survivability matters for raids, but offense is generally better

Tier 4 Stats (Low Priority):

DR (Damage Reduction) – Marginal survival boost, easily outweighed by killing enemies faster
CER (Cursed Energy Regeneration) – Nice quality of life but doesn’t significantly impact combat

How Clan Rarity Works in Jujutsu Zero?

Jujutsu Zero uses a five-tier rarity system that dramatically affects your odds:

??? Grade (0.02% drop rate) – Sukuna, Tengen, Kashimo. Nearly impossible to obtain naturally
Special Grade (0.25%) – Gojo, Geto, Zen’in. Requires ~400 spins for 50% chance
Grade 1 (1.45%) – Fushiguro, Abe, Okkotsu, Kamo. Realistic targets with pity system
Grade 2 (27.78%) – Todo, Inumaki, Kugisaki, Nanami. Common pulls
Grade 3 (70.5%) – Itadori, Fujiwara, Miwa. Default starter clans to reroll ASAP

Critical Insight: With Update 1 Beta, the pity system was reduced from 100 spins to 75 spins for guaranteed Grade 1+. This makes targeting A-tier clans significantly more feasible for free-to-play players.

Complete Jujutsu Zero Clans Tier List (January 2026)

After extensive testing across all game modes—story quests, world bosses, ranked PvP, Easy/Hard/Nightmare raids, and endgame grinding—here’s my definitive ranking of all 17 clans currently available in Jujutsu Zero.

S+ Tier: The Absolute Best (??? Grade – 0.02% Drop Rate)

These three clans represent the absolute pinnacle of power in Jujutsu Zero. If you manage to roll any of these, NEVER reroll them under any circumstances. They’re so rare that most players will never see one despite thousands of spins.

1. Sukuna – The King of Curses

Rarity: ??? Grade (0.02% / 1 in 5,000)
Stats: +50% ATK | +25% CR | +85% CD | +25% CDR
No Debuffs

Why S+ Tier: Sukuna is mathematically the strongest offensive clan in the game. The +50% ATK bonus is unmatched, and when combined with +85% Critical Damage and +25% Critical Rate, you’re looking at astronomical damage multipliers. The +25% CDR lets you spam your most powerful techniques constantly.

Best Synergies: Pairs perfectly with Shrine technique (obvious choice) or Disaster Flames for maximum burst damage. Works with any offensive build.

PvP Rating: 10/10 – Oneshot potential in every matchup PvE Rating: 10/10 – Fastest clear speeds for all content Overall: The undisputed best clan. Period.

2. Kashimo – The Lightning God (NEW in Update 1)

Rarity: ??? Grade (0.02% / 1 in 5,000)
Stats: +35% ATK | +20% CR | +100% CD | +30% CDR
No Debuffs

Why S+ Tier: Kashimo is the new contender added in Update 1 Beta, and it’s absolutely insane for crit-focused builds. While it has slightly lower base ATK than Sukuna (+35% vs +50%), it compensates with higher Critical Damage (+100% vs +85%) and better Cooldown Reduction (+30% vs +25%).

Best Synergies: Pairs exceptionally with Blood Manipulation, Limitless, or any technique with high crit scaling. The +100% CD makes every crit feel like a nuke.

Future Potential: Developers confirmed Kashimo clan will be required to unlock a major cursed technique in the next update, making it a future-proof investment.

PvP Rating: 10/10 – Unmatched burst damage potential PvE Rating: 9.5/10 – Slightly behind Sukuna for sustained DPS Overall: Best critical-damage clan in the game

3. Tengen – The Immortal Barrier Master

Rarity: ??? Grade (0.02% / 1 in 5,000)
Stats: +150% HP | +115% CD | +15% CR | +50% CE
No Debuffs

Why S+ Tier: Tengen takes a completely different approach—it’s the ultimate tank/support clan with insane survivability. The +150% HP bonus makes you unkillable in most content, while +115% CD and +15% CR still provide respectable damage output.

Best Synergies: Pairs perfectly with Limitless for Domain Expansion builds, or with Disaster Tides for a tanky AOE playstyle. Essential for Nightmare raid progression.

Role Specialization: While Sukuna/Kashimo focus on damage, Tengen enables strategies that other clans simply cannot execute. Solo boss kills, clutch raid saves, and tanking mechanics become trivial.

PvP Rating: 8.5/10 – Incredible survivability but lower burst PvE Rating: 10/10 – Best raid clan, especially for Nightmare difficulty Overall: Best support/tank clan, unmatched survivability

S+ Tier Verdict: All three ??? Grade clans are extraordinary, but they serve different purposes. Sukuna for pure damage, Kashimo for critical builds, Tengen for survivability. If you pull any of them, build your entire character around maximizing their strengths.

S Tier: Elite Powerhouses (Special Grade – 0.25%)

S-tier clans are the realistic “best” options for most players. While ??? Grade clans are statistically impossible to target, Special Grade clans become obtainable with enough grinding and the pity system.

4. Gojo – The Strongest Sorcerer

Rarity: Special Grade (0.25% / 1 in 400)
Stats: +25% ATK | +15% CR | +50% CD
No Debuffs

Why S Tier: Gojo provides exceptional offensive stats with zero downsides. The balanced stat distribution makes it incredibly versatile for any build type.

Best Synergies: Obviously pairs with Limitless technique (the only CT with Domain Expansion), but also works great with Shrine or Star Rage. The lack of debuffs means you can build any direction without penalties.

PvP Rating: 9/10 – Excellent all-around combat performance PvE Rating: 9/10 – Strong for all content types Beginner Friendly: Yes – No negative stats to manage

5. Geto – The Cursed Spirit Manipulator

Rarity: Special Grade (0.25% / 1 in 400)
Stats: +40% ATK | +35% CE | +20% CDR | -20% HP
Debuff: -20% Health Points

Why S Tier: Geto trades survivability for raw offensive power, and it’s absolutely worth it. The +40% ATK is second only to ??? Grade clans, and the +20% CDR means constant ability spam.

Best Synergies: Pairs with Cursed Spirit Manipulation technique naturally, but also excellent with Disaster Flames or Blood Manipulation for maximum AOE clearing.

PvP Rating: 8.5/10 – Glass cannon, requires skill positioning PvE Rating: 10/10 – Best PvE clearing for mob grinding Playstyle: Aggressive, kill-before-being-killed approach

6. Zen’in – The Ten Shadows Master

Rarity: Special Grade (0.25% / 1 in 400)
Stats: +35% ATK | +15% CR | +30% CDR | -20% CE
Debuff: -20% Cursed Energy

Why S Tier: Zen’in is the ultimate PvP clan. The +30% CDR is tied for highest in the game, meaning you can spam abilities relentlessly. The -20% CE debuff is manageable with proper energy management.

Best Synergies: Pairs with Ten Shadows technique perfectly, but also works great with any burst-damage technique like Shrine or Limitless.

PvP Rating: 10/10 – Overwhelming pressure through ability spam PvE Rating: 8.5/10 – Energy management requires more attention Playstyle: Aggressive pressure, constant ability rotation

S Tier Verdict: These three Special Grade clans are the realistic endgame targets for dedicated players. With the 75-spin pity system and free codes, you can realistically aim for these within 2-3 weeks of focused farming.

A Tier: Excellent Alternatives (Mixed Grades)

A-tier clans provide powerful stat combinations that will carry you through all content. If you land any A-tier clan, stop rerolling until you have 100+ spins saved.

7. Fushiguro – Shadow Summoner

Rarity: Grade 1 (1.45% / 1 in 69)
Stats: +45% ATK | +10% CDR | -15% CE
Why Keep: Second-highest ATK in the entire game after Sukuna. The -15% CE is minimal compared to the damage boost.
Best For: Pure offensive builds, beginner-friendly power spike

8. Okkotsu – The Boundless Energy

Rarity: Grade 1 (1.45%)
Stats: +10% CR | +35% CE | -10% CER
Why Keep: Perfect for technique-heavy builds. The +35% CE lets you spam abilities without running dry.
Best For: Limitless Domain Expansion builds, long boss fights

9. Abe – The Soul Manipulator

Rarity: Grade 1 (1.45%)
Stats: +30% ATK | +55% CE | -10% CER
Why Keep: Highest CE bonus in the game (+55%) combined with solid ATK makes this perfect for technique-focused players.
Best For: PvP mind games, technique-heavy playstyles

10. Kamo – The Blood Bender

Rarity: Grade 1 (1.45%)
Stats: +40% CD | +20% DR | -15% HP
Why Keep: Highest Critical Damage in Grade 1 tier. Pairs exceptionally with high-crit builds.
Best For: Critical-focused builds, slightly tankier playstyle

A Tier Strategy: These clans are obtainable with the pity system and will serve you well through all endgame content. Don’t waste spins chasing Special Grade if you have any A-tier clan unless you have 200+ spins saved.

B Tier: Solid Starter Options (Grade 2 – 27.78%)

B-tier clans are worth keeping if you’re low on rerolls or just starting out. They’ll help you progress until you accumulate enough spins for better options.

11. Todo – The Boogie Woogie User

Stats: +25% ATK | +30% CD | -5% DR
Keep If: You have fewer than 50 spins available
Reroll When: You save up 75+ spins for pity

12. Inumaki – Cursed Speech

Stats: +20% ATK | +35% CE | -10% HP
Decent For: Early-game technique builds
Transition: Aim for Abe or Okkotsu for better CE builds

C Tier: Temporary Holds (Grade 2/3)

C-tier clans should only be kept if you’re completely broke on spins. Use them to progress while farming more rerolls.

13. Itadori – The Physical Beast

Stats: +20% ATK | -10% HP
Use Case: Acceptable for complete beginners
Reroll Priority: High – Replace ASAP

14. Kugisaki – Straw Doll Technique

Stats: +25% CD | +20% HP | -10% CE
Use Case: Very niche builds only
Verdict: Reroll when possible

15. Nanami – The Ratio Master

Stats: +10% ATK | +10% CR | -10% HP
Verdict: Mediocre all around, reroll

D Tier: Immediate Reroll (Grade 3 – 70.5%)

These clans provide almost nothing. Reroll immediately unless you literally have zero spins.

16. Fujiwara – The Generic Sorcerer

Stats: +12% ATK | +10% DR | -5% HP
Verdict: Worst clan that isn’t Miwa

17. Miwa – The Weakest

Stats: +20% HP | -10% CER
Verdict: Only positive is HP. Completely useless for progression. Reroll this immediately.

How to Get Clan Spins Fast in Jujutsu Zero?

Your clan tier list knowledge is useless without spins to reroll. Here are the fastest methods to accumulate Clan Spins in 2026:

Method 1: Redeem All Active Codes (Fastest)

Codes are by far the fastest way to get clan spins. As of January 2026, here are the most valuable active codes:

BETAUPDATE1 – 10,500 Lumens + 3,250 Festive Lumens + 160 Clan Rolls
100KMEMBERS – 50 Clan Rolls + 10,000 Lumens + 1,250 Festive Lumens
50KLIKES – 50 Clan Rolls + 3,250 Lumens
FREECLANSPINSYES – 1,000 Clan Spins (Best starter code!)
GOODLUCKTADORI – 400 Clan Rolls + 3,500 Lumens

Pro Tip: Join the official Jujutsu Zero Discord server and enable notifications for the #codes channel. Developers drop surprise codes during update maintenance.

Method 2: Convert Yen to Lumens

You can purchase Clan Spins using Lumens at 50 Lumens per spin. Farm Yen efficiently through:

Story Quests – Main storyline rewards 5,000-10,000 Yen per quest
Daily Missions – Complete daily objectives for 2,500 Yen
World Boss Kills – Jogo and other bosses drop 3,000-8,000 Yen
Grade 1 Chests – 3,500+ Lumens possible from rare chests

Convert Yen to Lumens at the Lumen Merchant NPC (100 Yen = 1 Lumen).

Method 3: AFK Realm Farming

The AFK Realm passively generates rewards while you’re offline. Maximum efficiency:

Unlock AFK Realm after completing Chapter 2 story
Upgrade your AFK production rate through quests
Claim rewards every 8-12 hours for maximum efficiency
Prioritize Lumen drops in reward selections

Method 4: Participate in Events

During seasonal events and updates, developers often run boosted drop rates or special login bonuses:

Update celebrations (usually 50-100 free spins)
Like/favorite milestones (game reaching follower goals)
Holiday events (Christmas, New Year bonuses)
Community challenges

Current Event (January 2026): Check the official Discord for any active events providing bonus spins.

Clan Reroll Strategy: When to Stop

Knowing when to stop rerolling is crucial. Here’s my proven strategy:

For Complete Beginners (0-25 Spins):

Target: Any Grade 1 or higher Stop Rerolling When: You get Fushiguro, Okkotsu, Abe, or anything better Reason: These clans will carry you through all early/mid content while you farm more spins

For Intermediate Players (25-100 Spins):

Target: Special Grade clans (Gojo, Geto, Zen’in) Stop Rerolling When: You hit the 75-spin pity for guaranteed Grade 1+ Reason: Use pity system to secure minimum Grade 1, then save spins for focused Special Grade hunt

For Endgame Grinders (100+ Spins):

Target: ??? Grade clans (Sukuna, Tengen, Kashimo) Strategy: Only reroll in batches of 50-100+ spins Reason: Statistical reality – you need thousands of spins for realistic ??? clan odds

The Golden Rule:

Never reroll a Special Grade clan unless you have 200+ spins saved. The odds of improving are astronomically low, and you’ll likely waste hundreds of spins for no gain.

Advanced Clan Strategies for 2026

Clan Bag Management: Use All 4 Slots

You have 4 total clan slots (1 equipped + 3 in Clan Bag). Smart players maintain multiple clans for different situations:

Slot 1 – Main DPS Clan: Sukuna, Kashimo, or Fushiguro for daily grinding Slot 2 – Raid Tank Clan: Tengen for Nightmare difficulty raids Slot 3 – PvP Specialist: Zen’in for ranked matches Slot 4 – Experimental/Backup: Keep your best pulls here

How to Switch: Open Clans menu → Click any clan in your Clan Bag → Instant switch (no cooldown)

Clan + Technique Synergy Optimization

Your clan should complement your cursed technique, not compete with it:

Best Combinations:

Sukuna + Shrine = Maximum damage (obvious meta)
Kashimo + Blood Manipulation = Crit-explosion build
Tengen + Limitless = Unkillable Domain Expansion user
Gojo + Limitless = Balanced offensive Domain build
Geto + Disaster Flames = AOE farming god
Zen’in + Ten Shadows = Lore-accurate build
Fushiguro + Ratio = Budget-friendly strong build

Stat Priority Based on Clan Type

Different clans benefit from different stat investments in your Skill Tree:

ATK-Heavy Clans (Sukuna, Kashimo, Fushiguro):

Invest 60% Offense, 25% Sorcery, 15% Vitality
Maximize your already-high damage with raw stats

CE-Heavy Clans (Abe, Okkotsu, Inumaki):

Invest 70% Sorcery, 20% Offense, 10% Vitality
Spam techniques constantly with your energy advantage

HP/Tank Clans (Tengen):

Invest 40% Vitality, 35% Sorcery, 25% Offense
Become unkillable while maintaining respectable damage

Balanced Clans (Gojo, Todo):

Invest 45% Sorcery, 30% Offense, 25% Vitality
Adapt to any situation with well-rounded stats

Common Clan Mistakes to Avoid

From my 200+ hours of experience, here are the biggest mistakes players make:

Mistake #1: Chasing ??? Grade Clans Too Early

The Problem: New players waste their first 50-100 spins trying to get Sukuna, then quit frustrated when they don’t get it.

The Solution: Accept that ??? Grade clans require thousands of spins. Target Grade 1 clans first, use them to farm more efficiently, THEN chase ??? clans when you have 500+ spins accumulated.

Math Reality: At 0.02% drop rate, you have only 9.5% chance of getting a ??? clan even after 500 spins.

Mistake #2: Rerolling Good Grade 1 Clans

The Problem: Players reroll Fushiguro because “it’s only Grade 1,” wasting 100+ spins trying to upgrade.

The Solution: Grade 1 clans like Fushiguro (+45% ATK) are only marginally weaker than Special Grade options. The performance difference is maybe 10-15%, but the spin cost difference is hundreds of rerolls.

When It’s Worth Rerolling Grade 1: Only when you have 150+ spins saved AND you’re willing to accept possibly getting nothing better.

Mistake #3: Ignoring Clan Bag Storage

The Problem: Players reroll clans without saving previous pulls, losing valuable backups forever.

The Solution: ALWAYS press “Save” before rerolling any Grade 1 or higher clan. Even if you don’t think you’ll use it, future meta changes or your technique pulls might make it valuable.

Mistake #4: Not Using Pity System Strategically

The Problem: Random spinning without tracking pity counter, wasting the guaranteed Grade 1+ mechanic.

The Solution: Track your spins manually or use the in-game counter. When you’re at 60-70 spins without Grade 1+, prepare for your guaranteed pull and plan what you’ll do with it.

Pity Strategy: If you’re at 74 spins, consider saving one more day of farming to spin twice and potentially get lucky before pity triggers.

Mistake #5: Choosing Clan Based on Anime Lore Instead of Stats

The Problem: “I want Gojo because he’s the strongest in the anime!”

The Solution: In Jujutsu Zero, Sukuna mathematically outperforms Gojo in almost every scenario. Choose based on stats and your build needs, not anime favoritism.

Lore vs. Stats Reality: The game balances differently than the anime. Tengen (minor anime character) is endgame tank god in Jujutsu Zero.

Update 1 Beta Changes to Clan System (2026)

The Update 1 Beta in late December 2026 brought significant improvements to the clan system:

Major Changes:

Pity System Reduced: 100 spins → 75 spins for guaranteed Grade 1+
- Impact: Makes Grade 1 clans 25% more accessible
- Strategy Shift: Aggressive rerolling is now more viable
Special Grade Rates Increased by 3x
- Old Rate: 0.25% → New Rate: Still 0.25% base, but with improved banner mechanics
- Impact: Slightly better odds on focused pulling
New Kashimo Clan Added (??? Grade)
- Stats: +35% ATK | +20% CR | +100% CD | +30% CDR
- Special Feature: Required for upcoming cursed technique unlock
- Meta Impact: Best critical-damage clan, rivals Sukuna
Clan Banner Improvements:
- Better rate-up mechanics during special events
- Clearer pity tracking in UI
- Saved clan history (can see what you’ve rolled before)

What This Means for You:

The reduced pity system means you should be MORE aggressive with rerolls early on. Getting to that 75-spin pity multiple times is now realistic for free-to-play players who actively redeem codes and farm efficiently.

FAQ

What is the absolute best clan in Jujutsu Zero?

Sukuna is the overall best clan due to its +50% ATK, +85% CD, and +25% CDR with zero debuffs. However, Kashimo rivals it for critical-damage builds, and Tengen excels for survivability-focused content like Nightmare raids.

How many spins does it take to get a ??? Grade clan?

Statistically, with a 0.02% drop rate (1 in 5,000), you have:

50% chance after ~3,465 spins
90% chance after ~11,513 spins
99% chance after ~22,904 spins

However, RNG is RNG—some players get them in 10 spins, others never see one after 10,000 spins.

Should I reroll my Grade 1 clan?

Generally no, unless you have 150+ spins saved. Grade 1 clans like Fushiguro provide 90% of the power of Special Grade clans but are 70x more common. The performance gain doesn’t justify the spin cost for most players.

Can I trade clans with other players?

No, clan trading is not available in Jujutsu Zero. Every player must obtain clans through the gacha system. This prevents pay-to-win scenarios and maintains game balance.

Does clan rarity always equal power?

Generally yes, but there are exceptions. Fushiguro (Grade 1) has higher ATK than Gojo (Special Grade). Some Grade 2 clans like Todo are better than Grade 1 Kamo for specific builds. Always check actual stats, not just rarity.

How do I know which clan I currently have?

Open your main menu → Select “Clans” → Your equipped clan shows at the top with full stats displayed. Your Clan Bag shows your 3 stored clans below.

Are there any upcoming clans announced?

As of January 2026, developers have hinted at new clans coming in future updates through official Discord announcements. Kashimo was the most recent addition in Update 1 Beta. Stay tuned to official channels for announcements.

What’s the fastest way to get clan spins in 2026?

Redeeming active codes is the fastest method by far. The code “BETAUPDATE1” alone gives 160 clan rolls. After codes, focus on farming Yen through story quests and converting to Lumens (100 Yen = 1 Lumen, 50 Lumens = 1 spin).

Does the pity system carry over between sessions?

Yes! Your pity counter persists across sessions and won’t reset when you log out. The counter only resets when you successfully pull a Grade 1 or higher clan.

Can I have multiple ??? Grade clans?

Yes, you can have up to 4 clans total (1 equipped + 3 in Clan Bag). If you’re extremely lucky, you could have multiple ??? Grade clans stored. This is incredibly rare but possible.

Is Kashimo better than Sukuna?

It depends on your build. Sukuna has higher raw ATK (+50% vs +35%), making it better for consistent DPS. Kashimo has higher Critical Damage (+100% vs +85%) and CDR (+30% vs +25%), making it superior for burst-damage critical builds. Both are S+ tier.

Are there any clan-exclusive moves or abilities?

No, clans only provide passive stat bonuses. They don’t grant unique moves, techniques, or abilities. Your active combat abilities come from Cursed Techniques, which are separate from clans and obtained through the Technique Banner.

Final Recommendations: Your Clan Roadmap

Here’s your actionable plan based on where you are in Jujutsu Zero:

Complete Beginners (Level 1-50):

Redeem ALL active codes immediately for free spins
Reroll until you get ANY Grade 1 or higher
Focus on story quests to farm Yen for more spins
Save up 75 spins to trigger pity system
Target Clan: Fushiguro or Okkotsu

Intermediate Players (Level 50-200):

Continue farming Yen through Grade 1 chests and world bosses
Participate in events for bonus spins
If you have Grade 1 clan, save 200+ spins before attempting Special Grade pulls
Use AFK Realm for passive Lumen farming
Target Clan: Gojo, Geto, or Zen’in (Special Grade)

Advanced Players (Level 200+):

Maintain at least 3 strong clans in your Clan Bag for different situations
Only chase ??? Grade clans if you have 300+ spins saved
Optimize clan switching for PvP vs PvE content
Farm Nightmare raids with Tengen if you have it
Target Clan: Sukuna, Kashimo, or Tengen (??? Grade)

Free-to-Play Optimization:

Prioritize code redemption above everything
Never spend Robux on spins—codes give better value
Accept that Grade 1/Special Grade is your realistic ceiling
Focus on technique/weapon synergy to maximize clan effectiveness
Join Discord for exclusive code drops

Pay-to-Win Fast Track:

Purchase Lumen packs during discount events
Spin aggressively during rate-up events
Target pity system strategically
Even with spending, ??? clans require serious luck
Consider stopping at Special Grade and investing in techniques instead

Conclusion

Your clan choice in Jujutsu Zero is the single most impactful decision you’ll make for your character’s power level. While everyone dreams of rolling Sukuna or the new Kashimo clan, the reality is that Grade 1 and Special Grade clans will serve you perfectly through all content when properly optimized.

The key insights from this guide:

✓ Sukuna remains the undisputed best offensive clan with +50% ATK and no debuffs ✓ Kashimo is the new critical-damage king and future-proof for upcoming content ✓ Grade 1 clans like Fushiguro are realistic targets that provide 90% of top-tier power ✓ The 75-spin pity system makes Grade 1+ obtainable for all dedicated players ✓ Clan + technique synergy matters more than clan rarity alone ✓ Never reroll Special Grade or better without 200+ spins saved

Remember, the “perfect” clan means nothing if you don’t have the techniques, weapons, and skill tree optimization to support it. Focus on building a complete character rather than obsessing over that 0.02% ??? Grade drop.

Now get out there, redeem those codes, and may RNG bless your clan spins in 2026. And if you do manage to pull Sukuna on your first 10 spins like my friend did… well, I both congratulate and deeply resent you.

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