Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade hands you a lot of cards, and the tricky part is that the version of a sorcerer matters far more than the sorcerer. Gojo alone has seven different cards, and they range from game changing to bench material. This Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade tier list ranks all 100 playable cards from S to D, explains what every unit actually does in a fight, and shows you which teams to build around them.
Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade Tier List
See the complete Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade tier list first for all character cards:
| Tier | Cards | What It Means |
| S | Kasumi Miwa (Zanshin), Masamichi Yaga (Cursed Corpse Battle), Kasumi Miwa (Sprinting), Aoi Todo (Are You Satisfied With That?), Mahito (Unbridled Soul), Satoru Gojo (0.2 Second Domain Expansion), Noritoshi Kamo (The Golden Age of Jujutsu), Yuji Itadori (Smash It Into the Summer Sky), Satoru Gojo (Melting the Shaved Ice), Nobara Kugisaki (Everlasting Summer) | Meta defining. Build your teams around these. |
| A | Suguru Geto (This Is Justice), Kento Nanami (First Grade Sorcerer’s Skill), Yuji Itadori (Zone), Satoru Gojo (Within Infinity), Shoko Ieiri (Life Saver), Teen Kento Nanami (Promising New Student), Choso (Fulfilling His Duty as the Older Brother), Megumi Fushiguro (Rabbit’s Disruption), Yuta Okkotsu (Queen of Curses), Yuji Itadori (Maximum Cursed Energy Output), Ryomen Sukuna (Battle of Firepower), Yuji Itadori (A Life Entrusted to Me), Uraume (Step Back, Third Rate), Momo Nishimiya (Tool Manipulation), Kento Nanami (Silent Suppression), Masamichi Yaga (Pivotal Guardian), Yuta Okkotsu (Executioner), Megumi Fushiguro (Cooling Sea Breeze), Mai Zen’in (Effective Range), Takuma Ino (Unyielding Sacred Beast), Yu Haibara (Burning Feelings), Suguru Geto (That Which Lies at the End) | Excellent picks that slot into top teams with no issues. |
| B | Masamichi Yaga (Ariadne’s Thread Educator), Kaito Yuki (Conjuring Technique), Megumi Fushiguro (Incomplete Domain), Noritoshi Kamo (Blood Borne Resolve), Teen Suguru Geto (To Protect Non Sorcerers), Toji Fushiguro (The Sorcerer Killer), Yoshinobu Gakuganji (Cursed Energy Melody), Toge Inumaki (Shatter To Pieces), Miguel (Delayed Quota), Ryomen Sukuna (Genuine Jujutsu), Teen Shoko Ieiri (Fwoo Hyoi), Teen Satoru Gojo (Awakening), Kiyotaka Ijichi (Grateful Send Off), Yoshinobu Gakuganji (Crafty Rock), Mei Mei (Rondo of the Beautiful Blade), Yuji Itadori (Cursed Energy Flashes Black), Toge Inumaki (Cursed Power of Words), Junpei Yoshino (Small Fry and Reverse Retribution), Yuta Okkotsu (Lend Me Your Power), Momo Nishimiya (Don’t Look Down On Me), Nobara Kugisaki (A Bad Match), Ultimate Mechamaru (Sword Option), Teen Satoru Gojo (The Strongest Blue), Nobara Kugisaki (Keep Hammering At Them), Kaito Yuki (With That Will In Mind), Toji Fushiguro (Seance), Jogo (Meteor of Fierceness), Atsuya Kusakabe (Ward Off With Sharp Blade) | Solid specialists, budget supports, and older carries. |
| C | Nobara Kugisaki (Girl Of Steel), Satoru Gojo (The Strongest), Jogo (Pride Of A Cursed Spirit), Yuji Itadori (Nimble Body), Satoru Gojo (Hollow Technique: Purple), Yuji Itadori (Cursed Energy Focusing), Kento Nanami (Overtime Work), Mai Zen’in (The Final Bullet), Megumi Fushiguro (Bond of Friendship), Toge Inumaki (Night Lurking Sorcerer), Maki Zen’in (Early Morning Departure), Naobito Zen’in (Crushed With Speed), Eiji Urushi (Chain Mark: Full Throttle), Megumi Fushiguro (Inherited Cursed Technique), Maki Zen’in (Maverick Outcast), Kento Nanami (Ratio Technique), Momo Nishimiya (Aerial Reconnaissance), Kento Nanami (Ex Office Worker Turned Jujutsu Sorcerer), Kaito Yuki (The Resolve Of Being A Sorcerer), Mahito (Inspiration Of Death), Aoi Todo (With Takada Chan), Panda (Need Some Help?), Saki Rindo (Heart’s Resolve), Maki Zen’in (Longsword Battle), Kokichi Muta (I’ve Seen It All), Mei Mei (Night Of Dancing Crows), Takuma Ino (No Conceit), Dagon (Unlimited Shikigami) | Outclassed, but some still fill gaps in element teams. |
| D | Toge Inumaki (Resolved Cursed Speech), Panda (Don’t Underestimate A Puppet), Aoi Todo (Blast From The Past), Kasumi Miwa (Determined Counter), Shoko Ieiri (Reverse Cursed Technique), Saki Rindo (Just Bring It), Kiyotaka Ijichi (Background Support), Saki Rindo (Cursed Energy Catastrophe), Hanami (The Thrill Of The Fight), Maki Zen’in (Curses Team Up If They’re Weak), Panda (The Shortest Route), Toge Inumaki (Baton of Counterattack) | Starter level. Do not spend resources here. |
S Tier Characters
Check out all the Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade characters in this tier:
Kasumi Miwa (Zanshin)
Blue defender who becomes one of the best Blue team buffers once her SP form is unlocked. Miwa builds Sheathing Count through her skills, counters, and crits, and that stack powers up both her damage and her defenses. Her Skill 2 taunts enemies and sets up counters, so she soaks hits that would otherwise land on your carry. The real value shows up after SP, when her Skill 3, counters, and Ultimate start handing big Taijutsu and Jujutsu buffs to the whole Blue team. She sits near the very top of community stat buff calculations, which is wild for a standard card from 2024.
Masamichi Yaga (Cursed Corpse Battle)
All in one Yellow support that buffs your team and debuffs the enemy at the same time. His passive alone gives every ally a large Taijutsu and Jujutsu boost at the start of each turn, with zero input from you. His Skill 3 has a high chance to blind the target while stacking damage taken debuffs, and his Ultimate hits every enemy, adds a lasting Yellow damage taken debuff, and buffs your team’s damage. The cherry on top is that his main skills ignore Darkness, so blind heavy stages cannot shut him down. Any serious Yellow team should start with him.
Kasumi Miwa (Sprinting)
Green carry who doubles as a team wide crit and stat battery. Sprinting Miwa runs on Batto Count, a stack that boosts her Taijutsu, Ultimate charge, crit damage, and skill cost the higher it climbs. Without SP she is fairly ordinary, so judge her on her SP form. Once upgraded, every crit she lands gives the whole Green team a large stat buff and a crit rate boost, and her kit is built to crit constantly. Her Simple Domain also cuts Jujutsu damage and cancels enemy Domain effects, and she hits harder for every Kyoto student on the team.
Aoi Todo (Are You Satisfied With That?)
Black Flash damage dealer who supercharges one chosen ally into a monster. His Skill 2 marks the ally standing one slot before him as his Best Friend, and from then on his follow up attacks and counters keep pumping Taijutsu and crit buffs into that partner. His Ultimate is a guaranteed nine hit combo that puts him into an empowered state, upgrading his other skills for six turns. If two Black Flashes land in the same turn, he unleashes a special strike that raises Black Flash rate for both of them. Pair him with your strongest Green carry and watch the numbers explode.
Mahito (Unbridled Soul)
Red debuffer and bruiser rolled into one transforming unit. Every Mahito attack stacks Crit Resistance down and Red damage taken on enemies, softening them for your entire Red team. His Skill 3 changes into a Black Flash strike once his gauge is high enough, and he must land a Black Flash before his Ultimate unlocks at all. The Ultimate then heals him and flips him into a Spirit Body state that upgrades every skill. One warning: healing from Reverse Cursed Technique damages him instead, and he is weak to Soul attacks, so plan your support picks carefully.
Satoru Gojo (0.2 Second Domain Expansion)
Untouchable Blue nuker whose Domain stuns the entire enemy team. This Gojo starts the fight with Attack Nullification, so he rarely needs protecting while you cycle his Skill 2 and Skill 1. His Domain Expansion is the payoff: a true Stun on every enemy that also blocks their Ultimate counters and makes them take 150% more damage, followed by one of the biggest AoE hits in the Blue pool. He is forced to cast it after ten turns and then leaves the field, but on his way out he gives every surviving ally a huge 60% Taijutsu and Jujutsu boost.
Noritoshi Kamo (The Golden Age of Jujutsu)
AoE Red carry who floods enemies with debuffs and grows stronger from them. This is the Kenjaku version of Kamo, and it climbed into S tier this season for good reason. His attacks hit every enemy while stacking Red Jujutsu damage taken, Crit Resistance down, stat drops, and a chance to Stop enemy actions. His passive then boosts his own Jujutsu based on how many debuffs are on the enemy side, and he comes with healing, evasion, and Poison and Rot immunity. Just note that he cannot be on the same team as any Suguru Geto card.
Yuji Itadori (Smash It Into the Summer Sky)
Single target Blue finisher built around Zone State and Black Flash. Landing a Black Flash puts Yuji into Zone, which unlocks the bonus effects on every skill and gives him a Taijutsu buff that enemy stat reduction cannot touch. His Ultimate is a seven hit nuke where the final blow is a guaranteed Black Flash that ignores counters. While in Zone, his Skill 3 also stacks a Blue damage taken debuff on the target. The catch is that his SP upgrades sit behind his first and third dupes, so at zero dupes his Black Flash output is less consistent.
Satoru Gojo (Melting the Shaved Ice)
Pure Yellow buffer that keeps your whole rotation fueled. Summer Gojo deals almost no damage himself and does not need to. His Skill 3 is a cheap, stackable Taijutsu and Jujutsu buff for every Yellow ally, his Skill 2 refills Cursed Energy for the team, and his Ultimate adds even more buffs while extending his time on the field. He runs on a timer and eventually leaves, but his exit grants the team a permanent damage boost that enemies cannot remove. The simple rotation is Skill 2, then Skill 1, then spam Skill 3 until the Ultimate is ready.
Nobara Kugisaki (Everlasting Summer)
Blue AoE carry built to clear full waves, not just single targets. Her Skill 1, Skill 3, and Ultimate all stack Nail Count, and her Ultimate hits much harder on enemies loaded with nails. Her Skill 2 costs nothing, refunds 20 Cursed Energy, and gives her a big damage boost, so she can keep firing her expensive Skill 3 every turn. She also gains Jujutsu based on how many debuffs are on the enemy side. Queen of Curses Yuta edges her out on one target, but if you need a Blue carry that wipes a wave, Nobara is the pick.
A-Tier Characters
Check out all the Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade characters in this tier:
Suguru Geto (This Is Justice)
Lead damage buffer and debuffer for Blue teams. Community Blue team builds slot him first in both Taijutsu and Jujutsu lineups, and element specific rankings place him in S for Blue. If you run Blue, he is one of the first supports to get. Remember that no Geto card can share a team with Kenjaku Kamo.
Kento Nanami (First Grade Sorcerer’s Skill)
Flexible Blue piece that works as a damage support or a backup carry. Nanami shows up in Blue team builds both as an alternative damage buffer and as a stand in DPS, which makes him great value for players with thin Blue rosters. He is a standard card, so he is also easier to get than most units on this list.
Yuji Itadori (Zone)
Older limited Yellow attacker built around Black Flash and Zone State. This Yuji arrived in late 2024 and still keeps pace thanks to his Black Flash driven damage. Newer Yellow carries like Executioner Yuta and Battle of Firepower Sukuna have caught up, but he remains a reliable damage option if you already own him.
Satoru Gojo (Within Infinity)
Red team amplifier whose Infinite Void makes enemies take far more damage. His Domain stuns every enemy, lowers their Ultimate counts, and applies a damage taken debuff that grows stronger the longer he stays on the field. His Skill 2 and Skill 3 cost just 1 Cursed Energy each. The trade off is that his other skills lock for a few turns after the Domain, and he leaves the fight when his timer runs out.
Shoko Ieiri (Life Saver)
Strong Yellow stat buffer. She ranks among the top stat buffers in community calculations, stacking Taijutsu and Jujutsu boosts across your team through repeated skill casts. She makes a great second support next to Cursed Corpse Battle Yaga or a fine replacement for summer Gojo.
Teen Kento Nanami (Promising New Student)
Red damage buffer who also crits hard on his own. Almost every skill he casts gives the whole Red team a large Damage Dealt boost, and his Skill 3 and Ultimate guarantee crits. He is Cursed Energy hungry, so pair him with a battery or a Cursed Energy memory to keep his buffs running every turn.
Choso (Fulfilling His Duty as the Older Brother)
Green poison and debuff damage dealer. Choso stacks poison and Green damage taken debuffs while building toward his upgraded Flowing Red Scale stance, which powers up every skill. Keep that second stance active at all times, since it is where most of his damage comes from. He is also immune to Rot and some poison effects.
Megumi Fushiguro (Rabbit’s Disruption)
Best stat debuffer in the game for Red teams. This Megumi tops community stat debuff calculations. His Skill 2 and Ultimate stack Red Taijutsu and Jujutsu damage taken on the target, while his Rabbit shikigami soaks half his damage and grants him attack immunity. His Ultimate removes both shikigami, so bank Cursed Energy to resummon them right after.
Yuta Okkotsu (Queen of Curses)
Single target Blue carry who explodes once Rika State is active. Fire his Ultimate as early as possible to enter Rika State, use Skill 2 once to lock in its buff, then spam Skill 3. He counters melee attacks, refunds energy, and his Rika buffs resist buff stripping. Blue specific rankings put him in S, so he is near the top of A overall.
Yuji Itadori (Maximum Cursed Energy Output)
Stance switching Red bruiser with one of the biggest single hits in the game. He swaps between a defensive Nimble Style with taunt and evasion and an all out Ferocious Style. His Ultimate is a guaranteed Black Flash that scales with the Cursed Energy he spends beforehand, reaching up to 2100% damage at max skill level. Burn energy first, then punch.
Ryomen Sukuna (Battle of Firepower)
Self sufficient Yellow carry who can win fights almost alone. Sukuna shrugs off most status effects, counters melee attackers, heals himself, and stacks Laceration damage over time. His Fuga Ultimate is a guaranteed crit nuke, but it only unlocks after you use both Dismantle and Cleave once. He cannot join a team with any Yuji card and cannot use Combo Ultimates.
Yuji Itadori (A Life Entrusted to Me)
Limited Green damage dealer. This early 2026 Yuji gives Green teams a dependable damage option, though Sprinting Miwa and Are You Satisfied With That Todo now outclass him as the main carry. He is a solid pick if those two are missing from your roster.
Uraume (Step Back, Third Rate)
Yellow damage over time debuffer who thrives in long fights. Uraume builds Freeze Enhancement, which buffs her Jujutsu, adds Yellow damage taken to every enemy, and stacks Freeze damage over time. Cast her Skill 3 early to bank a few levels and get the snowball rolling. She also heals herself when her HP dips.
Momo Nishimiya (Tool Manipulation)
Top tier Red stat buffer. She sits near the top of community stat buff calculations, hitting the whole team with Taijutsu and Jujutsu boosts through her Skill 2. If you run Red, she is one of the easiest supports to slot in.
Kento Nanami (Silent Suppression)
Cursed Energy driven Green attacker who also buffs the team. Once he holds 60 or more Cursed Energy, his Skill 2, Skill 3, and Ultimate all give Green allies a damage boost, and his big skills hit much harder. He also has a revive, a counter, and a passive that hands him a burst of energy and stats from turn nine.
Masamichi Yaga (Pivotal Guardian)
Blue stat buffer and sub DPS. He ranks among the strongest stat buffers in the game and appears in community Blue team builds as the main alternative to Zanshin Miwa. Great for players who missed Miwa or want two buffers.
Yuta Okkotsu (Executioner)
Low maintenance Yellow carry with built in healing. His Ultimate ignores Darkness and refunds a big chunk of Cursed Energy, while his Skill 3 stacks Yellow damage taken on the target. His Skill 2 grows stronger the fewer enemies remain, so it doubles as boss damage. A passive also heals your lowest HP ally.
Megumi Fushiguro (Cooling Sea Breeze)
Green debuff anchor for Green focused teams. His Skill 2 stacks both Green Taijutsu and Green Jujutsu damage taken in one cast, and his Ultimate keeps that chain going. His Skill 3 buffs the ally standing directly behind him, so place your Green carry in that slot. His own damage is modest, but no other Green unit does this job as well right now.
Mai Zen’in (Effective Range)
Blue damage buffer and debuffer alternative. Released in mid 2026, Mai appears in community Blue team builds as a substitute for This Is Justice Geto and ranks S inside Blue specific lists. A strong standard pick for Blue players.
Takuma Ino (Unyielding Sacred Beast)
Green follow up enabler that boosts your allies’ Ultimates. Whenever a Green ally attacks with a skill or Ultimate, Ino can follow up, lower the target’s Crit Resistance, and give that ally a massive Ultimate damage boost. His Kirin state makes him much stronger for eight turns, but he gets stunned for three turns once it ends, so time it well.
Yu Haibara (Burning Feelings)
Crit hungry Red single target attacker. Haibara’s Vaporize state boosts his crit rate, changes his skills, and lets him follow up on allies’ attacks. Every crit he lands stacks his Taijutsu and Jujutsu even higher, so he scales hard in longer fights. He is one of the newest Red units and a safe standard pull.
Suguru Geto (That Which Lies at the End)
Yellow AoE Jujutsu carry who stacks Yellow debuffs on every enemy. This young Geto hits the whole wave while layering Yellow damage taken and Crit Resistance down, and his passive grows his Jujutsu the more Cursed Energy he holds. His Ultimate adds a burn on top of a massive AoE hit. As with every Geto, he cannot share a team with Kenjaku Kamo.
B-Tier Characters
Check out all the Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade characters in this tier:
| Card | Element | Core Usage | Quick Note |
| Masamichi Yaga (Ariadne’s Thread Educator) | Red | Budget Red stat buffer | SR card that still lands strong AoE stat buffs |
| Kaito Yuki (Conjuring Technique) | Yellow | Cursed Energy battery | Used even in Blue teams. Give him a Taunt memory so he exits after two energy casts |
| Megumi Fushiguro (Incomplete Domain) | Yellow | Older Yellow shikigami unit | Launch era card outclassed by newer Yellow debuffers |
| Noritoshi Kamo (Blood Borne Resolve) | Blue | Blue stat debuffer or backup Jujutsu carry | Rated higher inside Blue specific lists |
| Teen Suguru Geto (To Protect Non Sorcerers) | Green | Green stat debuffer | Only debuffs Taijutsu or Jujutsu, which is why Cooling Sea Breeze Megumi replaced him |
| Toji Fushiguro (The Sorcerer Killer) | Red | Older Red damage option | Launch year card that still performs in Red teams |
| Yoshinobu Gakuganji (Cursed Energy Melody) | Green | SR Green filler | Easy to obtain and good enough for early Green teams |
| Toge Inumaki (Shatter To Pieces) | Blue | Blue stat debuffer | Main alternative to Miguel in Blue teams |
| Miguel (Delayed Quota) | Blue | Blue stat debuffer | Default debuffer in community Blue team builds |
| Ryomen Sukuna (Genuine Jujutsu) | Blue | Backup Blue Jujutsu carry | Swaps in for Queen of Curses Yuta |
| Teen Shoko Ieiri (Fwoo Hyoi) | Green | Green stat buffer | Ranks high in community stat buff calculations |
| Teen Satoru Gojo (Awakening) | Green | Former Green meta carry | Dominated in 2025, now pushed down by newer Green units |
| Kiyotaka Ijichi (Grateful Send Off) | Green | Jujutsu only stat buffer | Tops community stat buff math, but only for Jujutsu teams |
| Yoshinobu Gakuganji (Crafty Rock) | Red | Newer Red support option | Mid 2026 release that may climb as the Red roster grows |
| Mei Mei (Rondo of the Beautiful Blade) | Green | Green Taijutsu attacker | Newest card on this list, released September 30, so expect movement |
| Yuji Itadori (Cursed Energy Flashes Black) | Green | Launch era Black Flash attacker | Still usable, but every newer Yuji beats him |
| Toge Inumaki (Cursed Power of Words) | Red | Low rarity Red utility | R card that punches above its rarity |
| Junpei Yoshino (Small Fry and Reverse Retribution) | Yellow | Light single target buffer | Small stat buff that suits budget Yellow teams |
| Yuta Okkotsu (Lend Me Your Power) | Red | Older Red Rika carry | His newer Blue and Yellow cards do the job better |
| Momo Nishimiya (Don’t Look Down On Me) | Blue | Blue damage buffer substitute | Backup for This Is Justice Geto |
| Nobara Kugisaki (A Bad Match) | Red | Red Jujutsu attacker | Moved up this season after recent Red additions |
| Ultimate Mechamaru (Sword Option) | Yellow | Early game Yellow damage | Feels strong early, falls off against tougher curses |
| Teen Satoru Gojo (The Strongest Blue) | Yellow | Older Yellow Gojo | Summer Gojo replaced him in most Yellow teams |
| Nobara Kugisaki (Keep Hammering At Them) | Green | Green Jujutsu attacker | Moved up this season |
| Kaito Yuki (With That Will In Mind) | Yellow | Yellow buffer through his Ultimate | His Ultimate lands a big team Jujutsu buff |
| Toji Fushiguro (Seance) | Yellow | Yellow damage option | Just moved up from C this season |
| Jogo (Meteor of Fierceness) | Red | Red Jujutsu damage | Respectable, but Red has stronger carries now |
| Atsuya Kusakabe (Ward Off With Sharp Blade) | Yellow | Yellow sword fighter | Solid standard card for thin Yellow rosters |
C-Tier Characters
Check out all the Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade characters in this tier:
| Card | Element | Core Usage | Quick Note |
| Nobara Kugisaki (Girl Of Steel) | Yellow | Launch era Yellow damage | Replaced by every newer Nobara |
| Satoru Gojo (The Strongest) | Blue | Original launch Gojo | Still fine in Blue teams, outclassed overall |
| Jogo (Pride Of A Cursed Spirit) | Blue | Older Blue damage option | Rated B inside Blue specific lists |
| Yuji Itadori (Nimble Body) | Red | Older Red attacker | Max Cursed Energy Output Yuji replaces him |
| Satoru Gojo (Hollow Technique: Purple) | Green | Older Green Gojo | Fun animations, weak by current standards |
| Yuji Itadori (Cursed Energy Focusing) | Blue | Backup Blue Taijutsu carry | Still listed as a DPS substitute in Blue teams |
| Kento Nanami (Overtime Work) | Yellow | Older Yellow damage option | Outclassed by every newer Nanami |
| Mai Zen’in (The Final Bullet) | Red | Older Red ranged attacker | Effective Range Mai is the one to build |
| Megumi Fushiguro (Bond of Friendship) | Green | Older Green Megumi | Cooling Sea Breeze Megumi does far more |
| Toge Inumaki (Night Lurking Sorcerer) | Red | Red control filler | Struggles to find a team slot |
| Maki Zen’in (Early Morning Departure) | Blue | Blue Taijutsu substitute carry | Rated A inside Blue specific lists, so better in Blue than this rank suggests |
| Naobito Zen’in (Crushed With Speed) | Blue | Counter based Blue buffer | Also rated A for Blue specifically |
| Eiji Urushi (Chain Mark: Full Throttle) | Yellow | Yellow filler | Recent release that has not found a role yet |
| Megumi Fushiguro (Inherited Cursed Technique) | Blue | Launch Blue Megumi | Rated B inside Blue lists |
| Maki Zen’in (Maverick Outcast) | Red | Launch Red Maki | Outclassed by newer Red attackers |
| Kento Nanami (Ratio Technique) | Green | Launch Green Nanami | Silent Suppression Nanami replaces him |
| Momo Nishimiya (Aerial Reconnaissance) | Green | SR Green filler | Early game only |
| Kento Nanami (Ex Office Worker Turned Jujutsu Sorcerer) | Red | SR Red filler | Early game only |
| Kaito Yuki (The Resolve Of Being A Sorcerer) | Green | SR Green filler | Early game only |
| Mahito (Inspiration Of Death) | Green | Older Green Mahito | Unbridled Soul Mahito is the version to chase |
| Aoi Todo (With Takada Chan) | Blue | Older Blue Todo | Rated C in Blue lists too |
| Panda (Need Some Help?) | Red | Red filler | Low impact in current content |
| Saki Rindo (Heart’s Resolve) | Green | Game original Green filler | Weak outside early chapters |
| Maki Zen’in (Longsword Battle) | Green | Older Green Maki | Outclassed by newer Green carries |
| Kokichi Muta (I’ve Seen It All) | Green | Green Mechamaru support | Niche pick with low impact |
| Mei Mei (Night Of Dancing Crows) | Red | Older Red Mei Mei | Her new Green card is the better pull |
| Takuma Ino (No Conceit) | Blue | Older Blue Ino | Unyielding Sacred Beast Ino replaces him |
| Dagon (Unlimited Shikigami) | Yellow | Yellow filler | Low impact in current content |
D-Tier Characters
Check out all the Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade characters in this tier:
| Card | Element | Core Usage | Quick Note |
| Toge Inumaki (Resolved Cursed Speech) | Yellow | Launch filler | Skip |
| Panda (Don’t Underestimate A Puppet) | Green | Launch filler | Skip |
| Aoi Todo (Blast From The Past) | Red | Small single target buffer | Are You Satisfied With That Todo replaces him completely |
| Kasumi Miwa (Determined Counter) | Red | SR counter filler | Both newer Miwa cards are S tier |
| Shoko Ieiri (Reverse Cursed Technique) | Blue | SR healer | Only useful very early. Rated C in Blue lists |
| Saki Rindo (Just Bring It) | Yellow | SR filler | Skip |
| Kiyotaka Ijichi (Background Support) | Green | R stat buffer | His Grateful Send Off card is much better |
| Saki Rindo (Cursed Energy Catastrophe) | Green | R filler | Skip |
| Hanami (The Thrill Of The Fight) | Red | Launch Red filler | Skip |
| Maki Zen’in (Curses Team Up If They’re Weak) | Blue | SR filler | Rated C in Blue lists |
| Panda (The Shortest Route) | Blue | SR filler | Rated C in Blue lists |
| Toge Inumaki (Baton of Counterattack) | Blue | SR counter filler | Rated C in Blue lists |
How We Built this Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade Tier List?
Every card ranking here comes from cross checking community databases, element specific rankings, and buff and debuff calculations shared by top players. Then, we weighed each card on a few simple questions that we considered as top factors:
- Does it hold up in hard content? Units that keep working when enemies strip buffs, spam Darkness, or block Ultimates rank higher.
- Does it make the team better? A card that buffs four allies often beats a card that only hits hard by itself.
- Is it self sufficient? Units that refill their own Cursed Energy and survive without babysitting age better.
- How hard is it to build? Cards that need dupes or SP upgrades to come online are judged on their upgraded form, but that cost is noted.
This list follows the Japanese server, which runs ahead of the global version, and it assumes manual play rather than auto battle. Card titles use the Japanese server translations, so a few names will look slightly different on global. More on that further down.
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Understanding Elements and Roles in JJK Phantom Parade
two systems explain almost every placement.
Elements. Every card belongs to Blue, Red, Green, or Yellow. Most supports only buff allies of their own element, and many debuffs only boost damage from one element. That is why you build teams by color first.
Damage types. Cards deal Taijutsu, Jujutsu, or Hybrid damage. Some buffers only boost one of these, so a Jujutsu buffer does very little for a Taijutsu carry.
Roles. Most strong teams cover these jobs.
| Role | What It Does | Example |
| Carry | Deals the bulk of your damage | Gojo (0.2 Second Domain Expansion) |
| Stat Buffer | Raises allies’ Taijutsu and Jujutsu | Gojo (Melting the Shaved Ice) |
| Damage Buffer | Raises allies’ Damage Dealt | Teen Nanami (Promising New Student) |
| Stat Debuffer | Makes enemies take more Taijutsu and Jujutsu damage | Megumi (Rabbit’s Disruption) |
| Defender | Taunts and counters to protect the team | Kasumi Miwa (Zanshin) |
| Battery | Feeds Cursed Energy to allies | Kaito Yuki (Conjuring Technique) |
Best JJK Phantom Parade Teams by Element
A Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade tier list only helps if you know where each card fits. These cores follow the role structure top players use in tower content.
| Element | Carry | Supports | Key Tip |
| Blue (Taijutsu) | Gojo (0.2 Second Domain Expansion) or Yuji (Smash It Into the Summer Sky) | Geto (This Is Justice), Miguel, Kasumi Miwa (Zanshin), Kaito Yuki (Conjuring Technique) | Kaito is the battery. Give him a Taunt memory so he leaves after two energy casts |
| Blue (Jujutsu) | Yuta (Queen of Curses) or Nobara (Everlasting Summer) | Toge Inumaki (Shatter To Pieces), Kasumi Miwa (Zanshin), Geto (This Is Justice), Kaito Yuki | Swap Pivotal Guardian Yaga in for Miwa if needed |
| Red | Kamo (The Golden Age of Jujutsu) or Mahito (Unbridled Soul) | Megumi (Rabbit’s Disruption), Momo (Tool Manipulation), Teen Nanami (Promising New Student) | Keep Reverse Cursed Technique healers away from Mahito |
| Green | Kasumi Miwa (Sprinting) | Todo (Are You Satisfied With That?), Megumi (Cooling Sea Breeze), Ino (Unyielding Sacred Beast) | Place Miwa directly behind Megumi and directly in front of Todo so both buffs land on her |
| Yellow | Yuta (Executioner), Sukuna (Battle of Firepower), or Geto (That Which Lies at the End) | Yaga (Cursed Corpse Battle), Gojo (Melting the Shaved Ice), Uraume | Sukuna cannot share a team with any Yuji card |
The Green formation trick is worth repeating. Cooling Sea Breeze Megumi buffs the ally behind him, while Are You Satisfied With That Todo marks the ally in front of him as his Best Friend. Sandwich your carry between them and one unit eats both buffs every turn.
Also keep the team restrictions in mind. Kenjaku Kamo cannot join any Geto, and Battle of Firepower Sukuna cannot join any Yuji.
Global vs JP: Why Your Card Names May Look Different
The Japanese server runs ahead of the global version, so some cards on this list have not reached global yet. Treat those as a preview and plan your saving around them.
Global also translates some card titles differently. For example, the Kenjaku Kamo card appears globally as The Golden Age of Cursed Techniques, and the summer Gojo card arrived there in early September under the title Savor the Melt. If a name looks slightly off, match the character art and element instead.
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FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions)
Q1. Who is the best character in JJK Phantom Parade?
There is no single best card, because the game is built around element teams. The strongest picks right now are Gojo (0.2 Second Domain Expansion) and Kasumi Miwa (Zanshin) for Blue, Kenjaku Kamo and Unbridled Soul Mahito for Red, Sprinting Miwa and Are You Satisfied With That Todo for Green, and Cursed Corpse Battle Yaga and Summer Gojo for Yellow.
Q2. Which Gojo is the best in Phantom Parade?
Gojo (0.2 Second Domain Expansion) and Gojo (Melting the Shaved Ice) are both S tier. The first is a Blue nuker, the second is a Yellow buffer. Within Infinity Gojo sits in A, both teen Gojo cards are B, and the original The Strongest and Hollow Technique Purple cards have dropped to C.
Q3. Is this tier list for the global or JP version?
It follows the Japanese server, which is ahead of global. Most cards here are already on global or will arrive there later, so the list doubles as a guide for what to save for.
Q4. Who are the best free to play friendly characters?
Focus on standard cards that stay in the regular pool. Zanshin Miwa, Sprinting Miwa, Cursed Corpse Battle Yaga, Kenjaku Kamo, Uraume, Rabbit’s Disruption Megumi, and Tool Manipulation Momo are all standard and all rank S or A.
Q5. Do I need dupes or SP upgrades?
For some cards, yes. Both Miwa cards are judged on their SP forms, and Summer Yuji needs his first and third dupes for his SP upgrades. Most supports work fine at zero dupes.
Q6. Can I mix elements in one team?
You can, but most buffs and debuffs only affect one element, so mixed teams lose a lot of value. The common exception is a battery like Kaito Yuki (Conjuring Technique), who shows up in Blue teams even though he is Yellow.
Q7. Are supports better than damage dealers in Phantom Parade?
In hard content, often yes. A top buffer or debuffer raises the damage of every ally, and support cards hold their value longer when new carries release.
Q8. How often does the JJK Phantom Parade tier list change?
New cards usually arrive two or three times a month, so the meta shifts regularly. This Jujutsu Kaisen Phantom Parade tier list was last refreshed with the Mei Mei (Rondo of the Beautiful Blade) release at the end of September, and it will be updated as new banners land.
