Jujutsu Zero Codes & Projection Sorcery (March 2026) Full Guide

Updated by Sunny Kaushik
February 9, 2026
Gaming

If you are anything like me, you’ve been grinding away in Jujutsu Zero, waiting for the moment we could finally unleash powers rivaling the strongest sorcerers. The wait is over. The Projection Sorcery update has finally dropped, completely changing the meta, introducing challenging new raids, and rewarding loyal players with some fantastic new codes.

In this guide, I’m going to walk you through everything you need to know about this massive update. Whether you are looking for the latest working codes to get free spins, a detailed breakdown of how the new Projection Sorcery fighting style works, or a strategy guide to beat the new raids, I’ve got you covered. I’ve spent hours analyzing the patch notes and testing the new mechanics so you don’t have to waste time figuring it out the hard way.

Quick Overview: The March 2026 Update

Before we dive deep into the mechanics, here is a quick summary of what’s new in this update:

Feature	Description	Status
New Fighting Style	Projection Sorcery (inspired by Takada) with unique movesets.	Active
New Raids	High-level bosses (Dagon/Hanami variants) requiring coordinated teams.	Active
New Codes	Fresh codes providing free spins and XP boosts.	Listed Below
Clan Balancing	Adjustments to Gojo, Itadori, and Todo clans.	Active
Bug Fixes	Fixes for NPC clipping and skill tree glitches.	Active

Jujutsu Zero Codes (March 2026)

Let’s start with the most important thing: free stuff. The developers have released a batch of new codes to celebrate the Projection Sorcery update. These codes are your best bet to unlock the new fighting style or get a high-tier clan without spending hours grinding.

Below is the verified list of active codes. I test these personally to ensure they work, but remember, codes in Jujutsu Zero can expire quickly, so use them ASAP.

Active Codes

Code	Rewards	Status
`PROJECTION`	50 Spins & 2x XP (15 mins)	Active
`UPDATEZERO`	25 Spins & 10k Yen	Active
`DAGONRAID`	100 Spins & Cursed Energy Boost	Active
`SORCERYRELEASE`	75 Spins	Active
`SUB2OFFICIAL`	20 Spins	Active

Expired Codes

To save you the frustration of trying a code that no longer works, here is a list of codes that have expired as of March 2026.

JJKOFFICIAL
SORCERER
SHIBUYA
MEGUNA
INFINITY

How to Redeem Codes in Jujutsu Zero?

If you are new to the game or haven’t redeemed codes in a while, the process is straightforward. Just follow these simple steps:

Launch the Game: Open up Jujutsu Zero on Roblox.
Find the Menu: Look for the “Menu” button, usually located on the side of your screen or press ‘M’ on your keyboard.
Locate Codes Section: In the menu, you should see a tab labeled “Codes” or “Twitter” (it usually has the bird icon).
Enter the Code: Type the code exactly as it appears above. I recommend copying and pasting to avoid typos.
Confirm: Hit the “Redeem” or “Enter” button.
Enjoy: Your rewards will appear in your inventory immediately!

Pro Tip: If a code says “Invalid,” double-check your spelling. If it says “Expired,” unfortunately, it has been removed from the game’s rotation by the developers.

Deep Dive: Projection Sorcery Guide

The star of this update is undoubtedly the Projection Sorcery fighting style. For those unfamiliar with the lore, this technique allows the user to project 24 frames of footage into the future one second ahead, allowing them to manipulate the present to ensure a desired outcome. In Jujutsu Zero, this translates to a highly technical, combo-heavy, and visually stunning playstyle.

How to Unlock Projection Sorcery?

Unlike the base styles (Cursed Energy, Blood Manipulation) which you start with or buy easily, Projection Sorcery requires a bit of effort. Here is the step-by-step method I used to unlock it:

Prerequisites: Ensure you are at least Level 50 and have mastered one other Cursed Technique.
The Quest: Head to the new NPC, “Projection Master,” located in the hidden village area. You can find him behind the cursed tool shop.
The Grind: He will ask you to defeat 50 Cursed Spirits using only basic attacks (no skills) to prove your fundamentals.
The Boss Fight: Once you complete the grind, you must defeat a boss clone using the Time Limit mechanic.
Unlock: Upon victory, pay the fee (usually 50,000 Yen or equivalent in spins) to unlock the skill tree.

Projection Sorcery Moveset Breakdown

This style isn’t just about looking cool; it’s about speed and precision. Here is a breakdown of the moves you can unlock in the skill tree:

Passive: Foreknowledge: This is your bread and butter. Occasionally, your dodge will automatically trigger a “perfect dodge,” slowing down time for a moment and allowing you to counter-attack instantly.
Move 1: 24 Frames (Dash): A quick dash that leaves behind an afterimage. If an enemy attacks the afterimage, they are stunned for 2 seconds. This is excellent for initiating fights or escaping sticky situations.
Move 2: Forced Outcome (Combo): A barrage of punches that locks the opponent in place. The final hit explodes with blue energy. Use this after stunning an enemy with Move 1 for maximum damage.
Move 3: Future Edit (Counter): You pose for a second. If hit during this window, you teleport behind the enemy and deliver a crushing blow. This is high-risk, high-reward, but in PvE raids, it destroys boss health bars.
Move 4: Laplace (Ultimate): A massive AoE (Area of Effect) attack where you project multiple futures at once. It hits all enemies within a radius multiple times. Essential for the new raids.

My Strategy for Using Projection Sorcery

In my experience playing this style, it is not a “tank” build. You are an assassin. Here is how I build my stats:

Agility: Max this out first. You need to be faster than your opponents to utilize the “perfect dodge” passive.
Cursed Energy: Invest enough to use your moves frequently in a combo without running out immediately.
Strength: Secondary stat. Since Projection Sorcery adds its own damage multiplier, you don’t need to max Strength immediately, but it helps finish off opponents.

Combo Tip: Start with Move 1 to create a distraction. If they bite, switch to Move 2. If they are blocking, use Move 3 to counter their guard break. Save Move 4 (Laplace) for when they are low on health or when multiple enemies spawn.

Conquering the New Raids

The update introduced two challenging new raids: The Dagon Sea Domain and The Disaster Plants Raid. These are not soloable unless you are significantly over-leveled. You will need a team.

Preparation

Before queuing up for a raid, make sure you have the following:

Healing Items: Stock up on Rice Crackers or Energy Drinks.
The Right Team: I recommend having at least one healer (Reverse Cursed Technique user) and one tank (high durability player).
Communication: Use the Roblox chat or Discord to coordinate.

Raid 1: Dagon Sea Domain

Location: Accessed via the portal near the beach.
Boss: Dagon (Grade 1 Special Grade)

Phase 1: Dagon uses water-based projectiles. Keep moving. If you stop, you will get hit by a torrent of water.
Phase 2: He summons “Shikigami” adds. Focus these down first. If you ignore them, they will swarm and stun-lock your team.
Phase 3 (Enraged): Dagon creates a massive water vortex. Stay on the outer edges of the arena.
Projection Sorcery Utility: Use Move 1 (Dash) to close the gap quickly and Move 4 (Laplace) to clear the adds in Phase 2 efficiently.

Raid 2: Disaster Plants

Location: Accessed via the cursed forest gate.
Boss: Hanami (Special Grade)

Mechanic: Hanami has a “shield” that regenerates if you don’t destroy the glowing red flowers on its body.
Attack Pattern: Watch out for the roots that pop up from the ground. They are telegraphed by the ground shaking.
Strategy: Coordinate with your team to attack different flowers simultaneously.
Projection Sorcery Utility: Your Ultimate (Move 4) is crucial here because it hits multiple targets, allowing you to break several flowers at once.

Loot Drops: Successfully completing these raids grants you Cursed Tools unique to these bosses, massive amounts of XP, and a chance to drop the “Disaster” title for your profile.

Patch Notes & Balance Changes

It’s not just about new content; the developers also shook up the existing meta with some significant balance changes in March 2026. Here is what you need to know if you are maining an older style.

Nerfs

Gojo Satoru (Clan): The “Infinity” passive now has a slightly longer cooldown after being broken by a Domain Expansion. You can’t just turtle forever anymore.
Incinerate (Fire): The burn damage-over-time has been reduced by 15%. This was necessary as fire was dominating the PvP meta.

Buffs

Boogie Woogie (Todo): The range of the clap switch has been increased. It feels much smoother now, making Todo a top-tier pick for PvP again.
Cursed Speech: The stamina cost for commands has been reduced, allowing for more frequent usage.

Quality of Life

Inventory Sort: You can now sort your inventory by “Type” or “Rarity.”
Server Stability: The developers have optimized the net code. I noticed significantly less lag during the raid fights compared to last month.

Pro Tips for Progressing Fast in 2026

To wrap up this guide, I want to share some personal strategies I’ve used to stay ahead of the curve in Jujutsu Zero. These tips apply whether you are a fresh spawn or a veteran player.

Save Your Spins: It might be tempting to roll every time you get a spin, but I recommend saving at least 500 spins. This guarantees you a decent shot at the new clans or fighting styles when they drop, or rerolling for the specific stats you need for Projection Sorcery.
Grind Smart: Don’t just randomly kill NPCs. Look for “Event Bosses” that spawn every 30 minutes in public servers. They give 5x the XP of normal mobs.
Join a Clan: Being in an active group (in-game) often provides passive XP boosts. Plus, it makes finding raid parties much easier.
Master the Movement: In Jujutsu Zero, movement is life. Learn to “dash-cancels.” By dashing, attacking, and dashing again immediately, you can weave through attacks effortlessly. This is vital for PvP.
Check the Wiki: While this guide covers the update, the [Game Name Wiki](Link to Wiki) is invaluable for checking specific stat requirements for weapons and techniques.

FAQ’s

Q: What is the best clan to pair with Projection Sorcery?

A: In my opinion, the Zenin clan is currently the best pairing. The speed boost synergizes perfectly with the high-speed nature of Projection Sorcery. Alternatively, the Kamo clan works well if you prefer a more technical, Cursed Energy-heavy build.

Q: Are the new codes permanent?

A: No, usually codes in Jujutsu Zero last for about 2-3 weeks. The developers release them to celebrate milestones or updates. Always check back here at the end of the month for new ones!

Q: Why can’t I find the Projection Master NPC?

A: Make sure you have completed the main story quest up to Chapter 3. The NPC is hidden and will not appear until you have reached a certain progression point in the game’s narrative.

Q: How do I fix the “Infinite Loading” screen after the update?

A: This is a common issue with major Roblox updates. First, try resetting your character. If that doesn’t work, leave the server and join a new one. If the problem persists, you may need to reinstall Roblox or clear your cache, as the update might have corrupted a temporary file.

Q: Can you do the new raids solo?

A: Technically, yes, if you are extremely over-leveled (Level 300+ with maxed out stats). However, for the average player (Level 50-100), these raids are designed for a party of 3-4 players. Soloing them is incredibly inefficient and frustrating.

Conclusion

The Jujutsu Zero Projection Sorcery update is easily one of the biggest content drops we’ve seen in 2026. The new fighting style adds a layer of depth that PvP veterans will love, and the raids offer a challenging end-game experience for groups of friends.

Don’t forget to redeem those Jujutsu Zero Codes before they expire, and make sure you practice your combos in the training area before jumping into a raid. I’ll be updating this guide as soon as new codes drop or if the meta shifts, so be sure to bookmark this page.

Good luck, Sorcerers! I’ll see you in the raid.