Jujutsu Infinite: Best PVE Build

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Created - 11.03.2025 Updated - 12.03.2025

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Looking to beat more monsters quickly for easy farming in Jujutsu Infinite? If you are, then you’re going to want to take a look at our PvE build for Jujutsu Infinite. This build will help you one-shot more enemies effectively and make it much easier for you to farm in the game.

The best way to max out this build is by having access to affordable Roblox Robux to build your character with. While you can build this without spending a little extra, you’ll have an easier time doing so with a few Robux on your wallet. Check out our build here.

Best PvE Build For Bosses

This PvE build is best for bosses. The bosses in Jujutsu Infinite can be really tough at times but this build can make quick work on almost all of them.

Innate Techniques

Before diving into battle, the most critical aspect of your PvE build is selecting the best Innate Techniques. If you’re aiming for a free-to-play-friendly build while maximizing damage and efficiency, you need to focus on high AOE (Area of Effect) and powerful moves.

We’ve put together an improved PvE Tier List, which has been refined from our previous version. You’ll want to stick with A-tier and above for the best results. Some of the strongest Innate Techniques include:

• Demon Vessel
• Cursed Spirit: Queen
• Infinity
• Star Rage

Mixing and matching these techniques allows you to create devastating combos that can melt through enemies and bosses alike. However, if you have four innate slots, here are the top picks you must have in your main build:

1. Cursed Spirit: Queen
2. Gambler’s Fever
3. Demon Vessel
4. Infinity

Now, let’s break down exactly why these skills are essential to your loadout and how they work in action.

Cursed Spirit: Queen – Ghastly Fist

This move is one of the best PvE skills in the game, and if you’re not already using it, you’re missing out. When activated, it summons the Hand of Ra, which repeatedly slams the ground, dealing continuous damage. The best part? It doesn’t knock back bosses, meaning the damage remains constant while you attack freely.

Gambler’s Fever – Rendezvous

This is another AOE powerhouse that’s similar to Ghastly Fist. When you place down the trains, they cause a massive explosion, dealing high burst damage. Just like Ghastly Fist, it doesn’t knock enemies back, making it an excellent move for keeping enemies within range while you continue attacking.

Demon Vessel – Dismantle

Dismantle is yet another incredible PvE tool that follows the same principle—drop it, attack freely, and watch the boss's health bar disappear. Using these three skills together can easily shave off half or even three-fourths of a boss’s health, putting you in a prime position to land a Black Flash quickly.

Cargo Haul – Instant Damage & AOE Power

Cargo Haul is simple yet effective—you flip a massive cargo container onto enemies. The main strength of this move isn’t just the damage, but the instant and wide-ranged AOE. It happens so fast that enemies barely react before getting crushed.

Infinity – Hollow Purple

No PvE build is complete without Hollow Purple. This is one of the most overpowered moves in the game because it offers both massive damage and survivability.

• The cutscene activation grants you iframes, allowing you to dodge any lethal attack during its startup.
• The damage output is insane, reaching up to 8,000 damage with max buffs and mode activation.

Whether you’re looking to dish out burst damage at the start of a fight or secure an easy win condition, Hollow Purple is a must-have. If you’re facing tough bosses like Santa and need to meet damage requirements quickly, just pop Hollow Purple at the start, and you’re set.

Maximum Output – Jacob’s Ladder

This is the ultimate move for Cursed Spirit: Queen, and if you haven’t seen it in action yet—you’re in for a spectacle. Jacob’s Ladder is devastating, wiping out everything around you in an instant. Some of these are pretty hard to get so you’ll need a hefty amount of innate spins for Jujutsu Infinite to get it.

• Simply press G, and everything nearby is marked for divine punishment.
• Massive beams of energy rain down, obliterating enemies just like in the manga.
• It’s the strongest PvE move in the game, particularly for investigations and stacked enemies.

If enemies are clustered together, the beams overlap, dealing insane stacking damage in a concentrated area. It’s also fantastic for finishing off bosses, making it an absolute necessity in high-level PvE content.

Demon Vessel Switch – Buffing Up

Now, we move into the best mode in the game—Demon Vessel Switch. Activating this grants you a major boost in both damage and defense, making you significantly stronger for the duration. If you’re looking for consistent survivability and raw power, this is your go-to mode.

Domain Expansion – Idle Death Gamble

For the final piece of the puzzle, let’s talk about Idle Death Gamble, one of the best domain expansions available. But why choose this domain?

1. You don’t need domain meter, meaning you can activate it at any time.
2. Inside the domain, you get a significant stat boost, making it a huge advantage against bosses.
3. As you build up Fever Meter, you’ll unlock the Hakari Dance, which further amplifies your damage.

The biggest reason to choose Idle Death Gamble is its ability to override other domains. If you’re in a boss rush and don’t want to get caught in a cutscene, just activate it early and take control of the fight.

Weapons

Now that we’ve covered Innate Techniques, let’s move on to another essential part of your PvE build—your weapon of choice. The right weapon can boost your damage, provide utility, and even debuff enemies, making fights significantly easier.

Our top recommendation? The Winter Bell. However, if you’re looking for an alternative, you can also consider Playful Cloud, which is available from Togi. Let’s break down why Winter Bell stands out and what makes it such a powerful weapon.

Winter Bell – The Best PvE Weapon?

The Winter Bell comes from the limited-time Winter Event, and if you were lucky enough to grab it, you’re in for a treat. This weapon provides both crowd control and bonus damage, making it one of the best weapons for PvE.

1. Frozen Impact – Giant Bell Slam
• When activated, a massive bell descends from the sky, freezing enemies for 2 seconds.
• Yes, this works on bosses, making it an excellent way to secure extra hits or reposition yourself.
2. Joyful Ringing – Defense Debuff & Damage Boost
• This ability applies a debuff to enemies, increasing your damage by 15% against mobs.
• Unfortunately, it doesn’t seem to work inside Testing Grounds, but it is incredibly effective in real fights.

Alternative Weapon – Playful Cloud

If you don’t have access to Winter Bell, a great alternative is Playful Cloud, which you can obtain from Togi. While it doesn’t have the freezing effect of Winter Bell, it still packs a punch and is one of the best melee weapons available.

Comparing Winter Bell to Rip Breaker

Winter Bell’s Joyful Ringing is very similar to Rip Breaker, which is another strong option for increasing PvE damage.

• Rip Breaker applies a 15% defense debuff to enemies, allowing you to deal more damage just like Joyful Ringing.
• If you apply Rip Breaker, you’ll see the defense debuff effect, meaning enemies will take significantly more damage from your attacks.

Both of these options help maximize your damage output, but Winter Bell remains the best due to its freeze effect, allowing you to momentarily control bosses and mobs alike.

Skill Tree

Now that we’ve covered Innate Techniques and Weapons, it’s time to dive into one of the most important aspects of your PvE build—the Skill Tree. The way you allocate your points can make or break your build, so it's crucial to maximize your strengths and focus on high-damage output.

Now, you’re going to want to max out your level for this. Luckily, there are a few quick ways to level up in Jujutsu Infinite.

Strength

The first priority in your Strength Tree should be Rib Breaker. Max this out immediately because it’s a core part of your damage-dealing strategy. What does Rib Breaker do?

• When you land a heavy attack, it applies the Fragile status effect to your enemy.
• Fragile gives them a defense debuff, meaning they take extra damage from all sources.
• This pairs perfectly with Black Flashes and Innate Techniques, letting you deal insane burst damage in seconds.

Not only does Rib Breaker boost your technique damage, but it also synergizes with your weapon, making your M1 attacks even stronger.

Technique

Next, you’ll want to invest in the Technique Tree. Aim for Technique 4 if you want to maximize your damage output. If you prefer saving points, you can skip Chanting and allocate those 40 points elsewhere. But why focus on Technique 4?

• It boosts the damage of your Innate Techniques, which is critical for PvE.
• Since most of your moves are AOE-based, this increases your clear speed and efficiency dramatically.

Focus

Now, let’s talk about the most important tree in the entire build—Focus.

This is what allows you to do more Black Flash damage and proc special passives that make Black Flash even more devastating. Here are the key skills to max out in the Focus tree.

1. Black Flash Proficiency
• Max this out because it increases your Black Flash consistency and damage.
2. Sparks Black Flash
• One of the most overpowered abilities in the game.
• It applies various debuffs, and if you land three Black Flashes in a row, the fourth Black Flash deals an extra 2,000 to 3,000 damage—which is game-changing for boss fights.
3. Lock-In
• Helps with timing and consistency in landing Black Flashes.
4. Total Concentration (1-2 Points Max)
• Do not invest more than 2 points.
• You’ll never need 15 seconds of Total Concentration because you’ll always have Black Flash active.
• Instead, use those extra points elsewhere.
5. Vampiric Black Flash (Optional)
• If you want some lifesteal, you can put a few points here.
• It gives small healing per Black Flash, which can be useful in longer fights.

You never need more than three Focus Tokens in an actual fight. Since you’ll be spamming Black Flash constantly, extra tokens aren't necessary. Those points are better used in Strength or Technique for more overall damage.

Health

You don’t need to invest in Health if you follow this build correctly. You deal so much damage that bosses die too quickly to need extra health. Skipping health gives you more points in Strength (for Rib Breaker) to give you higher damage output, making health investment unnecessary. If you're running a Berserker Build, having low HP is actually beneficial.

A Berserker Build is one of the best ways to maximize your damage potential. Here’s how it works:

• When you reach 50% HP or lower, you start dealing increased damage.
• The lower your health, the more damage you do.
• This means you’ll naturally hit harder without needing extra Strength or Technique points.

With this build, you don’t need Health upgrades—your focus should be on burst damage and high DPS output.

Accessories And Armor

Now that we’ve covered Innate Techniques, Weapons, and the Skill Tree, it’s time to move on to the final piece of your PvE build—Accessories and Armor. The right combination of gear can boost your damage output, increase survivability, and help you clear bosses more efficiently.

In this section, we’ll break down the best headgear, outerwear, shirts, pants, and rings for maximizing your PvE potential.

Best Head Accessory – Eyes of Bloodthirst

If you're looking for the best headgear, the Eyes of Bloodthirst is the top choice. The Eyes of Bloodthirst is one of the strongest head accessories you can equip for PvE.

This item is obtained as a special-grade drop from the Eie Farm, though it may take multiple attempts to get. If you're having trouble securing it through drops, you can also craft it once you collect the necessary materials.

The main appeal of this accessory is the +100 Strength boost, which significantly enhances your M1 attack power. However, the real game-changer is its Curse of the Bloodthirsty effect. While this effect causes you to take 1.2x more damage, it also boosts your damage output by 1.15x, making it an excellent choice for high-risk, high-reward playstyles.

The extra 15% damage boost is much more impactful than it might initially seem, especially when paired with a Berserker build. Since the increased damage taken helps you reach half HP faster, you can activate your Berserker damage scaling sooner, leading to an even greater damage output.

An alternative option for headgear includes the Perception Mask or Eyes of Willpower, both of which provide solid boosts to Strength and Technique.

Best Outerwear – Cloak of Inferno

The Cloak of Inferno is a special-grade drop from Jogo, and while it may take some grinding to obtain, it is one of the most effective outerwear options for PvE.

What makes this cloak a top-tier choice is its well-balanced stat distribution, offering +50 Health, +40 Strength, and +40 Technique. Since Technique scales exceptionally well with Innate Techniques, this extra stat boost ensures that your abilities hit even harder.

The Infernal Aura effect further enhances its usefulness by applying the Burning Status Effect to all PvE mobs within a 30-stud radius. This passive burn damage helps chip away at enemy health, providing additional tick damage over time.

While the Cloak of Inferno is the preferred choice, an alternative option is the Ocean Blue Sailor Vest, which offers +62.5 Technique and a Black Flash status effect boost. However, it lacks the balanced Strength and Technique mix that makes the Cloak of Inferno superior in most situations.

Best Shirt – Violet Patterned Hiori

The Violet Patterned Hiori is an essential piece for a powerful PvE build. This special-grade drop is obtained through one of the missions in the game, and while it requires some farming, it is well worth the effort.

This shirt provides a strong stat boost with +16.7 Health, +16.7 Strength, and +50 Technique. However, the Exorcist effect is what makes this item stand out, as it grants 25% extra damage against all curses.

Given that most enemies and bosses in the game fall into the Cursed category, this bonus is incredibly valuable.

Many players may recognize this effect from the Special-Grade Sorcerer Jacket, which is given for free. However, the Violet Patterned Hiori is a direct upgrade, as it includes Strength and Technique boosts that the Sorcerer Jacket lacks.

If you are serious about optimizing your damage output, this is a must-have item.

Best Pants – Demonic Tobi

The Demonic Tobi is one of the strongest pairs of pants in the game, specifically designed to give you an edge in boss fights. You can obtain it as a special-grade drop from Sukuna, the final boss in the game, so expect a challenging grind before securing it.

This item provides +60 Health, +25.8 Strength, and +25.8 Technique, making it an incredibly well-rounded piece of gear. What truly sets it apart, though, is its Boss Hunter effect, which grants a massive 35% extra damage against bosses.

This makes boss fights significantly easier, as it allows you to melt through their health bars faster than most other gear options.

Additionally, the Kusen effect enhances your Black Flash damage by 20%, further reinforcing the synergy between this gear piece and a high-damage Black Flash build.

If you're running a Berserker build, you might want to swap Demonic Tobi for the Bloodthirsty Hakama, which helps you reach half HP faster to activate the Berserker damage buff.

Alternatively, if you prefer a Technique-based build, you can opt for Soul Stitch Pants, which focus more on Technique scaling over Strength.

Best Ring – Rotten Ring

The Rotten Ring is one of the best rings available for boosting Strength and Technique, and it plays a crucial role in any damage-focused build. This ring can be obtained through high-level boss drops, making it a rare but highly valuable piece of gear.

Stat-wise, it offers +34.3 Strength and +42.9 Technique, making it a well-balanced choice for boosting both melee and ability-based damage. It further enhances its usefulness, as it provides a 10% damage buff for 15 seconds after being guard broken.

In PvE, this effect can be extremely useful against bosses that use guard-breaking attacks, allowing you to turn a defensive setback into a significant damage opportunity.

When building your accessory and armor setup, it's important to know that effects do not stack. What does this mean?

• You cannot equip multiple items with the same effect and expect the bonuses to stack.
• For example, two Exorcist armor pieces won’t stack their curse damage boosts—only one will apply.
• The same applies to Kusen or Boss Hunter effects.

This is why diversifying your gear is crucial—you want to equip items with unique effects to maximize your damage output.

If you're running a Berserker Build, here’s an alternative gear setup that works better for lower HP damage scaling:

• Pants: Bloodthirsty Hakama (to help you hit half HP faster).
• Shirt: Demonic Robe (to keep the same curse damage bonuses).

For Technique-based variations, swap in Soul Stitch Pants, which offer more Technique scaling instead of Strength.

Energy Natures

Energy Natures are acquired through Energy Nature Scrolls, which are special-grade drops found in chests, the Cursed Market, and normal Overworld drops. These scrolls determine the type of energy your character will use, impacting your damage scaling and status effects.

Partnered with the best Domain Expansions in the game, these Energy Natures can dish out heavy damage to any opponent immediately.

For this build, the best Energy Nature to use is Rough. The main advantage of Rough Energy is that it enhances your Heavy Attacks, adding a 1-second bleed effect while also applying a slight knockback.

However, the most valuable part of this Energy Nature is the damage boost. Since Rib Breaker is one of the core skills in this build, pairing it with Rough Energy allows you to deal even more damage, significantly increasing your overall DPS against bosses and mobs.

Another benefit of Rough Energy is that it does not require Divergent Fist to be active, unlike other Energy Natures. This makes it the best option if you want to fully optimize damage without investing skill points into Divergent Fist.

If you do have Divergent Fist in your build, you could also consider using Flaming Energy or Electricity Energy as alternatives. Flaming Energy pairs well with the Cloak of Inferno, providing extra fire damage that stacks with its burning effect. On the other hand, Electricity Energy enhances M1 attacks, making it a great choice if you rely heavily on melee combat.

However, if you're looking for the most consistent and high-damage option, Rough Energy is the way to go.

Awakenings

Awakenings are obtained through Purified Hands, which function similarly to Energy Nature Scrolls. These can be found in chests, purchased from the Cursed Market, or obtained as drops in the Overworld.

Since Awakenings provide passive boosts, choosing the right one is crucial for maximizing your overall damage output.

The best Awakening for this build is Black Flash Arms. This Awakening is considered the strongest in the game for Black Flash-focused builds because it increases your Black Flash damage by an additional 8%.

While 8% might seem like a small number, when applied to every Black Flash hit, it stacks up significantly over time, allowing you to deal devastating amounts of damage in PvE encounters.

Since this build is already designed to maximize Black Flash consistency and damage, Black Flash Arms directly amplifies your strengths, making it the only Awakening you truly need.

If you prefer a more melee-heavy playstyle, you can opt for Steel Arms as an alternative. Steel Arms Awakening enhances M1 damage and Cursed Tool efficiency, making it a solid secondary choice.

However, for this specific build, Black Flash Arms is by far the superior Awakening because it directly synergizes with your skill tree and accessories, ensuring you deal the highest damage possible.

For Awakenings, Black Flash Arms is the strongest choice, as it increases your Black Flash damage by 8%, making it an essential piece of any high-level PvE build. If you focus more on M1 combat, Steel Arms is a decent alternative, but it does not offer the same game-changing damage boost as Black Flash Arms.

With the right Energy Nature and Awakening, your build will be at maximum power, allowing you to clear bosses faster, deal insane amounts of damage, and fully take advantage of your Black Flash abilities.

Try Out This Build Now

This build is arguably one of the best out of all builds made for PvE in Jujutsu Infinite right now. Of course, there are lots of other builds out there and it’s really up to you to choose what best fits your playstyle. If you’re struggling to make this build, then you should check out this Jujutsu Infinite beginner guide first.