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Last updated: August 9, 2026

Jujutsu Zero Tier List (2026) — Best Clans Ranked

By Money Lord — Founder & Editor | Updated: August 9, 2026 · 9 min read

Jujutsu Zero is a JJK-inspired Roblox game where your clan decides your entire stat profile. This tier list ranks the clans from S to C tier as of August 2026, weighing ATK, crit, cooldown reduction, and survivability against how rare each clan is to roll.

Table of Contents

  1. S Tier — The Meta Dominators
  2. A Tier — Strong and Reliable
  3. B Tier — Solid Mid-Range Picks
  4. C Tier — Situational Picks
  5. Full Tier List Summary Table
  6. How We Ranked These Clans
  7. FAQ

A quick note before the rankings: in Jujutsu Zero your clan and your cursed technique are separate systems. The clan is a passive stat package you roll from the gacha, while the technique is your actual moveset. This list ranks clans, because that is the roll most players chase. We factor in stat strength, how those stats fit the current raid meta, and rarity. The August 2026 build is centered on the Sukuna update, which added the Sukuna's Mark passive and a new open variant of the Shrine domain.

Tip: You reroll clans in the Clan or Customization tab of the main menu. Each spin costs one Clan Roll or 50 Lumens, so save your rolls for after you redeem codes like SukunaMark, which grants 50 Clan Rolls in one go.

S Tier — The Meta Dominators

These clans sit in the rarest bracket and define the current meta. They either hit far harder than anything else or make you nearly unkillable in group content. Community-reported roll odds put them at roughly 0.02% per spin, so codes and bulk rolls are how most players land them.

Sukuna

Sukuna is the best all-round offensive clan and the namesake of the current update. Its stat line reads +50% ATK, +25% Crit Rate, +85% Crit Damage, and +25% CDR. That combination lets you fire off high-cost moves like Dismantle and Cleave far more often than any other clan allows.

The payoff shows up most in raids. Sukuna's raw attack scaling clears Grade 1 and harder content quickly, and it pairs naturally with the Shrine technique for repeated slash spam. If you want one clan that is strong in every mode without needing a specialized build, this is the safe pick at the top.

Kashimo

Kashimo is the newest god-tier clan and the sharpest crit build in the game. It runs +35% ATK, +20% Crit Rate, +100% Crit Damage, and +30% CDR. It trades some of Sukuna's flat attack for the highest crit damage and the highest cooldown reduction on any clan.

Kashimo pulls ahead of Sukuna once your crit rate is stacked from other gear, because every hit is landing for that +100% crit damage. The +30% CDR also means your rotation almost never sits idle. It rewards players who build around crit rather than raw ATK.

Tengen

Tengen is the ultimate tank clan and the counterweight to the two damage kings above. Instead of offense, it stacks +150% HP, +15% Crit Rate, +115% Crit Damage, and +50% Cursed Energy. That HP pool is more than double a standard clan's health.

Tengen exists for Nightmare raids and group content where staying alive is the whole job. You will not top the damage chart with it, but you can body-block for a team and tank mechanics that would delete a Sukuna player instantly. It is the best defensive roll available.

Gojo

Gojo rounds out S tier as a balanced offensive clan with +25% ATK, +15% Crit Rate, and +50% Crit Damage. Its numbers are more modest than Sukuna's, so some tier lists slot it into A tier instead.

What keeps Gojo relevant is synergy. It lines up perfectly with the Limitless technique, the only cursed technique in the game that has a full Domain Expansion. A Gojo clan on Limitless gives you both a clean stat base and the strongest domain in Jujutsu Zero, which is why we keep it at the bottom of S.

A Tier — Strong and Reliable

A-tier clans are a notch below the god tier but far easier to roll, sitting in the Special Grade bracket at roughly 0.25% and up. Any of these can carry you through the whole story and most raids without struggle.

Zen'in

Zen'in is the strongest Special Grade clan for pure aggression. It carries +35% ATK, +15% Crit Rate, and +30% CDR, offset by a small -20% Cursed Energy penalty. The CDR value matches what you get on the far rarer god-tier clans, so your cooldowns stay short.

The Cursed Energy drop means you have to be a little more careful about spamming energy-hungry moves, but for most techniques the attack and cooldown package is well worth it. This is the clan to keep if you cannot roll into S tier.

Geto

Geto leans into a mixed offense profile with +40% ATK, +35% Cursed Energy, and +20% CDR, at the cost of -20% HP. The extra Cursed Energy is a real advantage on techniques that drain energy fast, and the +40% ATK is the highest flat attack in A tier.

The trade-off is the reduced health pool, which makes Geto a glass-cannon roll. If you play carefully and space your fights, the damage upside is excellent.

Fushiguro

Fushiguro is the most attack-heavy A-tier clan, posting +45% ATK and +10% CDR with a -15% Cursed Energy cost. It is almost a budget Sukuna in terms of raw hitting power.

The lower CDR and energy penalty keep it out of the top tier, but if you have a technique with cheap, low-cooldown moves, Fushiguro's attack number does a lot of heavy lifting.

B Tier — Solid Mid-Range Picks

B-tier clans are perfectly usable and easy to roll. They tend to be built around one strong stat with a matching weakness, so they shine on the right technique rather than everywhere.

Kamo

Kamo is a crit-damage specialist with +40% Crit Damage and +20% Damage Reduction, offset by -15% HP. The damage reduction is unusual for an offensive clan and helps you survive burst even with the lower health pool. It works best when your crit rate is already high enough to trigger that crit damage consistently.

Abe

Abe is the Cursed Energy clan, stacking +30% ATK and a huge +55% Cursed Energy with a minor crit penalty. If you run an energy-hungry technique that keeps running out of resource, Abe fixes that problem outright while still adding a respectable attack bonus.

Todo

Todo is a clean, no-drawback offensive clan with +25% ATK and +30% Crit Damage. There is no glaring weakness here, which makes it a reliable pick for newer players who do not want to manage a stat penalty. The ceiling is lower than the rarer clans, but it is honest and consistent.

C Tier — Situational Picks

C-tier clans are not bad, but their stat totals fall behind the tiers above and they usually carry a penalty that cancels out part of the upside. Treat these as fine placeholders while you keep rolling.

Kugisaki

Kugisaki mixes offense and survivability with +25% Crit Damage and +20% HP, minus 10% Cursed Energy. The bit of extra health is nice for learning fights, but the overall output is low compared with B tier and above.

Nanami

Nanami is a modest all-rounder at +10% Crit Rate and +10% ATK with a small HP cost. The stats are simply too low to compete once you have access to anything Special Grade, so keep it only until a better roll comes along.

Itadori

Itadori is the common starter clan, offering +20% ATK with a -10% HP penalty. It is the clan most players begin with, and the flat attack is fine early on. Once you have a stockpile of rolls, though, almost anything in B tier or higher is an upgrade.

Full Tier List Summary Table

Here is every ranked clan at a glance, as of August 2026, with its headline stat and how you get it. Roll odds listed are community-reported and can shift between updates.

Tier Clan Key Stats How to Get
S Sukuna +50% ATK, +25% CR, +85% CD, +25% CDR Clan roll (rarest bracket, ~0.02%)
S Kashimo +35% ATK, +20% CR, +100% CD, +30% CDR Clan roll (rarest bracket, ~0.02%)
S Tengen +150% HP, +115% CD, +50% CE Clan roll (rarest bracket, ~0.02%)
S Gojo +25% ATK, +15% CR, +50% CD Clan roll (rarest bracket)
A Zen'in +35% ATK, +15% CR, +30% CDR, -20% CE Clan roll (Special Grade, ~0.25%)
A Geto +40% ATK, +35% CE, +20% CDR, -20% HP Clan roll (Special Grade)
A Fushiguro +45% ATK, +10% CDR, -15% CE Clan roll (Special Grade)
B Kamo +40% CD, +20% DR, -15% HP Clan roll (Grade 1)
B Abe +30% ATK, +55% CE, -10% CR Clan roll (Grade 1)
B Todo +25% ATK, +30% CD Clan roll (Grade 1)
C Kugisaki +25% CD, +20% HP, -10% CE Clan roll (common)
C Nanami +10% CR, +10% ATK, -10% HP Clan roll (common)
C Itadori +20% ATK, -10% HP Starter clan (common)
Note: Stat abbreviations — ATK is attack, CR is crit rate, CD is crit damage, CDR is cooldown reduction, CE is cursed energy, DR is damage reduction, HP is health. Values reflect the current Sukuna update and can be rebalanced in future patches.

How We Ranked These Clans

We ranked clans on four weighted factors, checked against the live meta as of August 2026:

Stat strength (35%) — We compared each clan's total offensive and defensive stat budget, weighting ATK, crit, and CDR most heavily since those drive damage per second.

Meta fit (30%) — Raw stats only matter if they suit current content. Clans that clear Grade 1 and Nightmare raids efficiently, or that survive their mechanics, scored higher.

Penalty cost (20%) — Many clans carry a downside such as reduced HP or Cursed Energy. We docked clans whose penalty cancels out a large share of their upside.

Rarity and access (15%) — A clan you can realistically roll and use is worth more day to day. God-tier clans win on power but sit behind roughly 0.02% odds, so access is part of the picture.

Player skill and your cursed technique both shift real outcomes, so treat these placements as a guide to stat potential rather than a guarantee. For the wider game, see our Jujutsu Zero hub page, and grab freebies from our Jujutsu Zero codes list to fund your rolls.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best clan in Jujutsu Zero?

As of August 2026, Sukuna is the best offensive clan with +50% ATK, +25% Crit Rate, +85% Crit Damage, and +25% CDR, letting you spam Dismantle and Cleave. Kashimo trades some ATK for +100% Crit Damage and +30% CDR, and Tengen is the top tank clan with +150% HP for raid survival.

How do you roll clans in Jujutsu Zero?

Open the Clan or Customization tab in the main menu and spend one Clan Roll (or 50 Lumens) per spin for a random clan. You earn rolls from daily missions, story progress, world chests, the AFK Realm, and redeem codes such as SukunaMark.

What are the rarest clans in Jujutsu Zero?

Sukuna, Kashimo, and Tengen sit in the rarest bracket, reported by the community at roughly 0.02% per roll. Special Grade clans like Zen'in are more common at around 0.25%. These odds are community-reported and can change between updates.

Is Sukuna or Kashimo better in Jujutsu Zero?

Sukuna wins on raw damage thanks to +50% ATK, while Kashimo scales harder into crit builds with +100% Crit Damage and +30% CDR, the highest cooldown reduction on a clan. Sukuna is safer for general play; Kashimo pulls ahead once your crit rate is stacked.

What is the best cursed technique in Jujutsu Zero?

Limitless is the standout because it is currently the only technique with a full Domain Expansion, Unlimited Void, alongside Hollow Purple and Maximum Blue. Shrine and the newer Disaster Tides are the strongest picks for shredding raids and crowds.

Does the clan or the cursed technique matter more in Jujutsu Zero?

They do different jobs. Your clan sets your passive stat profile (ATK, crit, CDR, or HP), while your cursed technique gives you the actual moveset and Domain Expansion. A god-tier clan paired with a strong technique like Shrine or Limitless is the ideal combo.

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