Jujutsu Shenanigans Guide

Yes, private servers are completely free in JJS. You don't need to spend any Robux. Just go to the game's Roblox page, click the Servers tab, and create one. Most Roblox games charge Robux for VIP servers, but the JJS developers made them free for all players.

Look for the "+" icon on your top bar when you're inside your private server. Clicking it opens the command menu with Server and Player sections. You can spawn dummies, toggle no cooldowns, enable infinite awakening, kick players, and more. Only the server owner sees this icon.

Your Roblox account likely has an age setting under 13. Roblox restricts private server creation for accounts set to under 13 — this applies to all games, not just JJS. Check your account settings and make sure your birthday is correct. If you're on mobile and the PS+ menu isn't showing up, try accessing it from desktop instead.

Yes, and you actually need a private server to use them. Custom movesets require Workshop Access, which only works in private servers. Once you're in your PS, you can import movesets from the Workshop and test them freely. Combine this with No Cooldowns for the ultimate testing environment.

Private servers in JJS support up to 20 players. If you share your link publicly and it hits 20, no one else can join until someone leaves. You can lock the server from the PS+ menu to prevent new joins, or refresh the link to revoke access from people who had the old URL.

No, dummies spawned through PS+ commands don't automatically respawn. You need to manually spawn new ones after they're destroyed. The Immortal Dummy is the exception in terms of survivability — it has around 9 billion HP, making it practically unkillable and great for extended combo practice sessions.