Shibuya Cursed Techniques: Every Technique and Its Moves

Quick answer

Shibuya [Beta] currently documents 16 cursed techniques: 3 Unique, 4 Mythic, 2 Legendary, 3 Rare and 4 Common. Every kit has a full move list below, grouped by rarity.

• Unique: Heavenly Restriction, Rikka and Divergent Fists.
• Mythic (0.22% reroll drop chance each): Shrine, Projection, Anti-Gravity and Limitless.
• Legendary (11.1% reroll drop chance each): Ice and Blood.
• Rare (22.06% reroll drop chance each): Flame, Light and Lightning.
• Common (66.62% reroll drop chance each): Straw Doll, Mechamaru, Cursed Speech and Moon Dregs.
• Heavenly Restriction and Anti-Gravity are currently unobtainable, per the November 5, 2026 tier-list report.
• Your first technique unlocks at Grade 2; Common through Mythic techniques then come from Cursed Technique Rerolls.

In Shibuya [Beta], the Jujutsu Kaisen-inspired Roblox fighting game set 1,000 years after the original story, your entire combat kit is built around your cursed technique. That makes the roster worth reading before you spend a reroll: below you will find every documented technique in the game, its rarity and reroll drop chance, how each one is obtained, and the complete move list for every kit. If you want strength rankings rather than plain facts, the cursed technique tier list orders the same roster by how it performs.

The full cursed technique roster

The table is the complete documented roster, with rarities and drop chances as reported by the Gamezebo tier list on November 5, 2026 for the Shibuya BETA. The game is officially in early stages and flagged as subject to change, so treat exact percentages as current rather than permanent. Unique techniques sit outside the reroll pool entirely, which is why they have no drop chance at all.

Data table

Data table

Technique	Rarity	Reroll drop chance	How to get it
Heavenly Restriction	Unique	Not in the reroll pool	Currently unobtainable (as of November 5, 2026)
Rikka	Unique	Not in the reroll pool	Obtainable with Okkotsu
Divergent Fists	Unique	Not in the reroll pool	Obtain the Divergent Soul Item
Shrine	Mythic	0.22%	Cursed Technique Reroll
Projection	Mythic	0.22%	Cursed Technique Reroll
Anti-Gravity	Mythic	0.22%	Currently unobtainable (as of November 5, 2026)
Limitless	Mythic	0.22%	Cursed Technique Reroll
Ice	Legendary	11.1%	Cursed Technique Reroll
Blood	Legendary	11.1%	Cursed Technique Reroll
Flame	Rare	22.06%	Cursed Technique Reroll
Light	Rare	22.06%	Cursed Technique Reroll
Lightning	Rare	22.06%	Cursed Technique Reroll
Straw Doll	Common	66.62%	Cursed Technique Reroll
Mechamaru	Common	66.62%	Cursed Technique Reroll
Cursed Speech	Common	66.62%	Cursed Technique Reroll
Moon Dregs	Common	66.62%	Cursed Technique Reroll

How to unlock and swap cursed techniques

Two gates stand before your first technique. Gameplay evidence points to reaching Grade 2 as the main requirement to unlock a Cursed Technique — the sorcerer grades guide covers that ladder — and techniques are earned through hard trials rather than picked from a menu.

After that, every technique from Common up to Mythic comes from Cursed Technique Rerolls. You can purchase rerolls with Robux or earn them for free by redeeming Shibuya codes, so rerolling does not have to cost money. The reroll guide and the dedicated how to get cursed techniques walkthrough cover the process in detail.

Unique techniques never come from rerolls — each has its own obtainment method. Rikka is obtainable with Okkotsu, and Divergent Fists is obtained by getting the Divergent Soul Item. Two other names on the roster are closed off for now: Heavenly Restriction is currently unobtainable, and so is the Mythic Anti-Gravity despite its listed 0.22% reroll chance. Both statuses come from the November 5, 2026 report, and beta revisions can change them at any update.

Checklist

• Reach Grade 2
• Earn your technique through its trial
• Reroll for a different Common-Mythic kit
• Keep some Yen aside

  Techniques can sell their skills after the trial; one recorded Blood run priced three skills between 12,000 and 40,000 Yen.

Every cursed technique and its moves

The lists below are each documented kit, move for move, as reported for the current beta build. Where a move name carries brackets, the source lists it as an input or infusion variant of that move — Head Grab Throw [Running M1 + M2] names its running-attack input, while [Cursed Technique Infuse] entries are the infused versions. The Infused M1s entry that opens seven of the sixteen kits — Shrine, Anti-Gravity, Limitless, Ice, Blood, Flame and Light — is your basic attack string charged with cursed energy; the official description lists E as the key that infuses your attacks, and the cursed energy guide explains that system.

Unique techniques

Heavenly Restriction — Unique, currently unobtainable. The Heavenly Restriction page looks at this kit in detail.

• Overwhelming Slash [M1]
• Dosaku
• Head Grab [Running M1 + M1]
• Head Grab Throw [Running M1 + M2]
• Head Grab Dropkick [Running M1 + E]
• Quiet Steps
• Uppercut Followup
• Passive: Inventory Curse

Rikka — Unique, obtainable with Okkotsu.

• Rikka Barrage
• Rikka Slam
• Rikka Uptilt
• Pure Love

Divergent Fists — Unique, obtained by getting the Divergent Soul Item. There is a dedicated Divergent Fists page for this kit.

• Fakeout
• Fakeout Infuse
• Uppercut
• Uppercut Infuse
• Thrash

Mythic techniques (0.22% reroll drop chance each)

Shrine

• Infused M1s
• Dismantle Grab
• Dismantle Range
• Cleave
• Cleave Unfuse
• Cleave Air Variant
• Spiderweb
• Spiderweb Hold Variant

Projection

• Shatterstrike
• Panel Combo
• Taunt
• Freeze Frame [Cursed Technique Infuse] — if the enemy does not follow the rule, they will freeze
• Passive: Panel Shatterstrike — instantly strike a frozen-frame enemy to knock them away

Anti-Gravity — Mythic, but currently unobtainable.

• Infused M1s
• Scornful Crush
• Forced Perspective

Limitless

• Infused M1s
• Blue
• Red [Grab Variant]
• Red [Range Variant]
• Lapse Assault
• Lapse Assault [Infuse Variant]
• Blue + Lapse Assault

Legendary techniques (11.1% reroll drop chance each)

Ice

• Infused M1s
• Ice Lunge
• Frost Calm

Blood

• Infused M1s + T [Buffs skills]
• Piercing Blood
• Slicing Exorcism
• Supernova

Rare techniques (22.06% reroll drop chance each)

Flame

• Infused M1s
• Ember Insects
• Ember Insects Air Variant
• Flaming Follow-up
• Flame Pillar

Light

• Infused M1s
• Spirit Summon
• Jacob's Ladder
• Blitz

Lightning

• Inuzuma
• Raimei
• Aerial Raimei
• Kuru
• Lightning Claw [Cursed Technique Infuse] — deals more damage and stuns the enemy

Common techniques (66.62% reroll drop chance each)

Straw Doll

• Nail Toss
• Nail Toss Resonance
• Concussion
• Concussion Resonance
• Pin Down
• Pin Down Resonance

Mechamaru

• Ultra Boost
• Ultra Cannon
• Ultra Spin
• Passive: Backup — summons Mechamaru for a follow-up attack after a Critical Hit

Cursed Speech

• Damaged Throat Debuff
• Blast Away!
• Pummel
• Stop!

Moon Dregs

• Stink
• Stink Barrage
• Absorb and Expel

What your technique unlocks besides moves

A technique gates more than its own moveset. Several crafted armor pieces require you to already use a specific technique:

• Frostweave — needs you to be an Ice user (plus 3.2K Yen and Grade 2)
• Stormhide — requires Lightning
• Lumen Shroud — requires Light
• Speaker's Collar — requires Cursed Speech
• Nailbearer Apron — requires Straw Doll
• Frame Coat — requires Projection
• Sting Wraps — requires Moon Dregs

The pattern continues up the grades — Grade 1 armor includes pieces for Blood, Mechamaru and Anti-Gravity users, while Special Grade armor includes pieces for Limitless and Shrine users, gated behind 20K Yen and the Special Grade rank. The armor guide and the Special Grade armor page list the full recipes.

Techniques can also sell skills that you buy after their trial. In one demonstrated run, finishing the Blood Manipulation inner trial opened NPC Yuki Sato's 'Teach me my technique.' dialog, which offered Piercing Blood for ¥25,000, Slicing Exorcism for ¥12,000 and Supernova for ¥40,000 — the last entry appeared on screen as 'Supernovo'. Those prices were captured during that recorded beta session, so read them as an example of the pattern rather than a fixed price list, and top up with the Yen guide if you are short.

That is the whole documented roster and every kit that ships with it. If you are still shaping your first loadout, the beginner guide walks through the early game, and free codes remain the no-cost way to keep rerolling toward the technique you actually want.