Satoru Gojo

The strongest sorcerer, as a playable survivor. He controls space: a steerable Blue that gathers a crowd, a steerable Red thrown into it, flight, self-healing, Hollow Purple as a charged ultimate, and Unlimited Void. Fragile for his damage, but he carries a barrier and a field that slows whatever comes near him.

Install it on its own for Gojo alone. It is also the library Ryomen Sukuna is built on, so if you want him too, the mod manager pulls this in for you.

At a glance

Skills

The one loadout choice is on Shift: Instant Transmission (the default) or Reverse Cursed Technique, which plants him in place and heals a large share of his health, armoured and uninterruptible while it runs.

The orbs, and the Hollow Purple you build out of them

Both orbs are steered the same way: hold the side button, aim to steer, and the mouse wheel pushes the orb further away or pulls it back. The camera stays free the whole time.

The combination is the point of the kit:

1. Charge and release a Blue. It stands where you left it, pulling everything in.
2. Charge a Red and fly it into that standing field.
3. The two cancel into a Hollow Purple far larger than either.

The Blue charge sets the size, the Red charge sets the damage — so how big the blast is was decided two skills earlier. A tapped Blue makes a modest sphere; a fully charged one covers a good part of a stage.

Hollow Purple on R remains the bigger single hit, and this combination is the one that covers a room. That way round on purpose: the combination comes around every few seconds and R every thirty.

Charging spends energy, and both orbs let go the moment the pool is empty — which is what makes the setup work rather than what breaks it: an exhausted Blue field waits a moment for the Red to arrive before it collapses.

Turning the orbs inward

X flips a switch that both orbs read, and it is the answer to a crowd that is already on top of you rather than gathered in front of you.

Red becomes six small spheres that find their own targets. They fan out of him on release, then seek — one each to the six nearest enemies, or all six onto whatever single thing is standing there. The volley leaves his hands and the skill is over, so he can move and fight while it flies; the aimed Red keeps both hands on the sphere until it goes off. What it gives up is everything that needs the sphere to be somewhere in particular: the range, the steering, and the Hollow Purple.

Blue circles him instead of standing still. It goes round him, it goes with him, and it cannot be stepped out of by walking past its edge. The hold still buys the size, and the wheel still sets how wide the circle is.

Flight

Not a skill — it costs no slot and lives on the jump key.

Flight is paid for out of the same Cursed Energy pool, so an empty bar puts him down. Reverse Cursed Technique suppresses it while it runs.

Tips

• Hold R to charge Hollow Purple — release early for a smaller sphere.
• Hold Mouse4 to charge Red, release to throw, press again to detonate.
• Fire Red into a standing Blue field for a far larger Hollow Purple.
• The Blue field sets the blast radius, the Red charge sets its damage.
• Press Mouse5 again to close a Blue field early.
• X turns both colours inward — Red splits into six seekers, Blue circles him.
• The inward Red aims itself; it gives up the steering and the Hollow Purple.
• An inward Blue follows him and keeps sweeping; the hold still sets how wide.
• Jump, release, then jump again in the air to fly.
• Charging spends Cursed Energy — both orbs release when the pool is empty.

Cursed energy

One purple bar above the skill row, shared by every character in this set. It refills on its own and faster on melee hits and kills. A skill you cannot afford does not fire and does not go on cooldown. The maximum grows with your level, so the domain — priced as a share of the pool rather than a flat cost — stays usable at every level.

Controls

All keys can be rebound in the config. One thing to know if you edit the file by hand: it numbers extra mouse buttons from zero, so the button your mouse calls Mouse 4 is written Mouse3 there, and Mouse 5 is Mouse4. The skill strip in game draws them as M4 and M5.

Where the numbers are

Damage, cooldowns and costs are not listed on this page on purpose. Every skill description in game is assembled from the same constants the skill runs on, so the figures on the skill panel and in character select are the real ones and cannot drift out of date the way a hand-written page does.

Skins

Seven, picked in the ordinary skin selector and offered in this order: Formal (the default), Jujutsu High, Hidden Inventory, Shinjuku Showdown, Shinjuku, Coatless, Day Off and Shirtsleeves. The second and third are the school uniform twice — the one he is known for with the blindfold, and the one he wore as a student, with the longer fringe and the round dark glasses.

Settings

Under Mod Options if you have Risk of Options installed, and in BepInEx/config/dev.marmennz.satorugojo.cfg either way. Black Flash chance and multiplier, the extra skill keys, audio levels, model scales and the title screen line-up. Most of it is read once at load, so a change applies on the next launch.

Multiplayer

Everyone in the lobby needs the same version of this package. A character package built against a different version of it will be refused by the lobby check.

Donations

Not asked for and not needed — the mod is free and stays free. If you would like to anyway:

Credits

Made by Marmennz. Bugs, requests and screenshots: Discord, or u723bh87_ directly.

Model and audio sources are listed in MODEL_SOURCE.md and AUDIO_SOURCES.md, shipped alongside this file. Rights to Jujutsu Kaisen and to the original game assets belong to their owners; nothing here is sold.

Changelog

Newest release first. The long version, with the reasoning behind every entry, is CHANGELOG.md in the repository.

Everything before 1.2.0 is the core package's own history — the one every character needs — from when Gojo and Sukuna were the whole mod.

1.2.1 — a character who can see himself again, Eclipse progress that survives, and the picture on this page

Your own character no longer disappears while everyone else can still see him. If the camera came right up against you — landing on a new stage, walking into a wall — in the moment before your outfit was put on, the game switched every one of your meshes off and there was nothing left to switch them back on again. Wearing anything other than the first outfit, Gojo went completely invisible on your screen for the rest of that life. He is put back on now.

Your Eclipse levels no longer vanish. Starting Risk of Rain 2 without the mod — straight from Steam instead of through your mod manager — wiped every Eclipse level these characters had cleared, silently, because the game throws away unlocks it does not recognise. The progress is now kept alongside the mod as well and put back the next time you play, so a stray launch costs you a trip to the menu and nothing else.

If yours were already lost, they cannot be recovered from the save; you can type them into BepInEx/config/dev.marmennz.satorugojo.eclipse.cfg once, and they will stay from then on.

The icon on this listing, and the one your mod manager shows next to it, is now the same close-cropped portrait the character select has been drawing since 1.2.0. It had been left as the wider panel — the same art, further away, and unreadable at the size a mod list draws it.

1.2.0 — two new survivors, and Mahoraga

New survivor — Yuji Itadori

No technique of his own, so he throws himself at things. His Black Flash chance is several times everyone else's, and landing one puts him in the flow — a streak that heals him, hardens him, and at the top refuses a killing blow.

Seven outfits.

New survivor — Aoi Todo

The heaviest and best armoured of the set, and the only one who does not travel by running. He throws a stone, marks what he wants moved, and claps it to whatever he is looking at — himself, a teammate, or whatever is killing him.

Two outfits.

New — Divine General Mahoraga

He is not a skill and belongs to nobody. A shrine rolls on about a third of stages: a white cocoon with his wheel set into it, and turning the wheel opens it. What comes out is on the monster team and adapts to whatever you are killing him with, so the answer is more than one thing, or speed.

Kill him and he drops the Ring of the Divine General, a red item — so any survivor in the game can keep him, not just Sukuna. Stacks make him stronger, never more numerous; there is only ever one of him. G sends him away and puts his wheel on you instead, and presses again to give it back.

New — the X key, on everybody

One binding, four answers. Not a new skill each — the kit you already have, done a different way.

Satoru Gojo

• Flight has weight — it pulls up and leans into a turn, and he lies back on air with his hands in his pockets.
• Unlimited Void deepens with the run — a tenth-stage domain is a dark room where a first-stage one is a pale bubble. Look only; no numbers changed.
• Fixed: Blue pulled once and then threw you across the room, the void missed some of what stood in it, his skins were seven different heights, and their icons drew on top of one another.

Everything

• Spending cursed energy in a burst makes it dearer for a few seconds. No price changed — emptying the bar makes the next technique cost up to twice what it says, and it falls back off over a few seconds of not spending. The bar turns towards ember and shows the multiplier while it stands. It can be switched off in the settings.
• Todo's three fighting buttons cost cursed energy now. They were the only ones in the mod that did not. His combo is drained rather than gated, so an empty bar never stops him punching — which is where the bar comes from.
• Every effect in the mod rebuilt, and every skill icon redrawn.
• New walking and running for all four, and bodies fall over when they die.
• The title screen is a posed picture instead of a row.

1.1.7 — Gojo comes off the borrowed rig

• The package no longer ships anybody else's asset bundles.
• Two more outfits: Day Off and Shirtsleeves.
• Fixed: four of his six skins were drawn inside out, he was missing from the title screen and character select, and he made Sukuna's hand sign when idle.

1.1.6 — Hollow Purple, built out of the two colours

• Fire a Red into a standing Blue and the two cancel into a Hollow Purple far larger than either. The Blue sets the size, the Red sets the damage.
• The orbs answer to their own buttons, Mouse4 and Mouse5.
• A hint panel on F3.
• Gojo hits harder in melee and takes hits better, and his pacing was reworked.

1.1.5

• Fixed: the domain could kill you.
• Fixed: Instant Transmission circled the enemy instead of arriving behind them.

1.1.2 — first release

Gojo and Sukuna, the shared Cursed Energy bar, and the settings page.