JJSDle

About JJSDle

JJSDle is a fan project built around Jujutsu Shenanigans, the anime-inspired fighting game on Roblox. It works like the other game -dles: every day each of its puzzles hides one fighter, the same one for everyone, and the board tells you how close each guess was. Its first daily puzzles went up in October 2026, and an answers page lists every past day's fighters once the day is over.

There are five daily games. Classic compares your guess with the answer column by column: status, HP, awakening, counter, domain, unblockables, roster slot and the version the fighter was added in. Green is a match, yellow a partial match, red a miss, and arrows show whether the answer's number is higher or lower. Moveset shows one move from the day's kit and reveals the next key with each wrong guess. Awakening starts from the awakening's name and unlocks its moves and voice line. Emoji adds one emoji per miss, and Portrait sharpens a pixelated screenshot of a move after every guess.

You can type a fighter's in-game name, such as Honored One or Vessel, or the Jujutsu Kaisen name it stands for, such as Gojo or Yuji. Guesses are unlimited, and fewer is better. Classic also gives extra hints as you go (an emoji, a move, the awakening name) and has a hard mode with no arrows and no partial matches. An Unlimited mode plays endless Classic rounds with random fighters, apart from your streak.

The character data comes from the community Jujutsu Shenanigans wiki and is checked against the game, with the data version shown under each board. The site can be played in English, Portuguese, Spanish and Indonesian. It is not affiliated with Roblox or the game's makers, and it shows ads. It suits regular Jujutsu Shenanigans players who know the roster's stats and kits.

How to play JJSDle

1. Open jjsdle.net and pick a daily game: Classic, Moveset, Awakening, Emoji or Portrait.
2. Type a fighter's in-game name or Jujutsu Kaisen name and choose them from the list.
3. In Classic, read the coloured columns: green matches, yellow partly matches, red does not, and an arrow points toward the answer's number.
4. In the other modes, use the clue that grows with each miss: the next move key, more awakening detail, another emoji or a sharper picture.
5. Keep guessing until you name the fighter, then share your result grid without the answer.
6. Solve at least one daily game each day to keep your streak; new puzzles go live at midnight UTC.

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Tips

• Start Classic with a fighter whose HP and roster slot sit in the middle, so the arrows split the roster in half.
• The Added column narrows the field fast: the arrow tells you whether the answer came in a later update.
• Turn on hard mode only once you know the roster's stats, since it removes the arrows and partial matches.
• Use Unlimited to practise Classic without touching your streak.

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