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How to Get Divergent Fists in Roblox Shibuya [Beta] and Its Move List

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Divergent Fists is a Unique-rarity Cursed Technique in Roblox Shibuya [Beta]. Here's how to unlock it with the Divergent Soul item, plus all five of its moves.

Shibuya banner art with two anime-style fighters Roblox Shibuya [Beta] key art. Divergent Fists is one of the game's Unique-rarity Cursed Techniques.

Quick answer

Get Divergent Fists in Roblox Shibuya [Beta] by obtaining the Divergent Soul item. It is a Unique-rarity Cursed Technique, so it can never come out of a Cursed Technique Reroll. Its five moves are Fakeout, Fakeout Infuse, Uppercut, Uppercut Infuse and Thrash.

  • Rarity: Unique
  • Unlock requirement: the Divergent Soul item
  • Rerolls cannot produce it — Unique techniques each have their own obtainment method

How to get Divergent Fists

Divergent Fists has one documented unlock route, and it runs through a single item: the Divergent Soul. The technique's catalog entry lists obtaining the Divergent Soul item as the way to get it, so unlocking this technique is about pursuing that item, not about rerolling for it.

That distinction matters before you spend anything. Divergent Fists sits in the Unique rarity tier, which is exactly the tier Cursed Technique Rerolls cannot touch. Rerolls — the ones you buy with Robux or get for free by redeeming Shibuya codes — cover Common, Rare, Legendary and Mythic techniques only, so no amount of rerolling will ever produce Divergent Fists. Save them for the techniques that can change; our reroll guide walks through how that loop works.

One honest caveat: the catalog entry documents the Divergent Soul item as the requirement, but it does not spell out where that item itself comes from. Treat "get the Divergent Soul item" as the confirmed unlock condition, and treat the item's own source as the step you still need to pin down in game.

Every Divergent Fists move

The catalog entry lists five moves for Divergent Fists:

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

Read the names closely and a pattern shows up: Fakeout and Uppercut each have an "Infuse" counterpart, while Thrash stands on its own. The entry names the moves without describing what each one does, so plan to check the exact effects on your character's move list once the technique is unlocked.

What this means for your build

Because Divergent Fists can't be rerolled, the usual "spin until something good lands" approach doesn't apply here. Getting it is a deliberate decision: you go after the Divergent Soul item, and the reroll system stays relevant for the other four rarity tiers instead. To weigh it against the rest of the roster, compare it in the Shibuya cursed techniques catalog and the cursed technique tier list.