PUBG x Jujutsu Kaisen Collaboration Brings Gojo and Sukuna to Erangel

PUBG x Jujutsu Kaisen will arrive in PUBG: Battlegrounds on PC on 10 September, followed by console on 17 September, bringing Satoru Gojo, Ryomen Sukuna, Megumi Fushiguro, Suguru Geto and other characters into a crossover spanning map changes, Progressive weapon skins, Special Crafting, a Crafter Pass and limited-time events.

The collaboration was detailed by PUBG on 7 September. Its themed world elements will appear across Normal Match, Ranked and Casual Mode, while Erangel receives additional Jujutsu Kaisen-specific locations alongside changes visible across the wider map pool.

Jujutsu Kaisen Takes Over Erangel And Starting Islands

Players entering a starting island will receive 20 Mysterious Orbs. Throwing the orbs at a Jujutsu Kaisen Box until it has been hit 20 times opens the box and summons a statue of Satoru Gojo.

The statue then activates Domain Expansion: Infinite Void within a set radius for 15 seconds. Jujutsu Kaisen Boxes and the Gojo interaction will be available on the starting islands of all maps rather than being restricted to Erangel.

The Erangel warehouses also contain Jujutsu Kaisen vending machines that dispense boost and healing items.

Unlike the photo spots and themed interiors, those machines therefore have a direct use during a match rather than serving only as crossover decoration.

Gojo, Sukuna And Megumi Get Progressive Weapon Skins

The weapon side of the collaboration is led by three Progressive skins and Suguru Geto’s upgradeable Pan. Ryomen Sukuna is attached to the Beryl M762, Satoru Gojo to the M24 and Megumi Fushiguro to the VSS.

Sukuna’s Beryl reaches a kill effect at Level 10 after adding features including headshot Battle Stats, an inspect animation, attachment skins, a killfeed skin, deathbox skin and upgraded appearances. PUBG notes that parts of the skin may be hidden while aiming down sights to preserve visibility, although the Advanced Skin Appearance can partially obstruct the view when aiming without a scope.

Gojo’s M24 also reaches Level 10, ending with a kill effect after unlocking weapon inspection, attachment changes, killfeed and deathbox cosmetics. Megumi’s VSS stops at Level 6, with its final upgrade providing the Intermediate Skin Appearance.

Jujutsu Kaisen Special Crafting Costs

Jujutsu Kaisen Cargo can be opened in the Workshop Supply Bay with Cargo Tickets or G-Coin. Pull-count rewards are layered on top of whatever comes from the Cargo itself, with the largest listed milestone awarding the Jujutsu Kaisen Pan after 280 openings.

Cargo Tickets can also be purchased for 10,000 BP each, capped at 50 per account. The Character Set Selection Ticket earned at 115 Cargo openings can be exchanged for one of the character sets available through Special Crafting.

The Special Crafting shop contains the two craftable Progressive weapon skins, four main character sets and several lower-cost weapon cosmetics.

Imprints pulled from Jujutsu Kaisen Cargo can alternatively be put through Special Disassembly for Tokens. The Gojo M24 and Megumi VSS Imprints return 500 Tokens each, the Yuji, Megumi, Nobara and Gojo character sets return 375 each, the Charm Set returns 100, while the Sukuna Set, Yuji SLR, Megumi Vector and Gojo M416 return 50 each. The parachute returns 25 Tokens.

The Jujutsu Kaisen Crafter Pass Costs $11.99

The Jujutsu Kaisen Crafter Pass Basic Pack is priced at US$11.99. PUBG separately lists the Premium pass with one Jujutsu Kaisen Cargo Ticket and 100 Tokens, while the 3,300 G-Coin Rush Pack includes seven Cargo Tickets, 400 Tokens, 10 levels and a Jujutsu Kaisen Logo Nameplate.

The pass can reach Level 70. XP requirements begin increasing after Level 40, while progress comes from daily and weekly missions as well as survival time. Season and achievement missions provide additional Tokens and Cargo Tickets for the Workshop.

The pass goes on sale for PC after maintenance on 10 September and remains available until 8 October at 00:00 UTC. Console sales begin after maintenance on 17 September and close on 15 October at 00:00 UTC.

Tokens remain usable until 19 October at 00:00 UTC on PC and 27 October at 00:00 UTC on console. Cargo Tickets and Ryomen Sukuna Vouchers expire earlier, on 14 October for PC and 22 October for console. Expired collaboration currency is removed rather than exchanged or refunded.

Probability-based Crafter Pass and Rush Pack products are not available for purchase in Belgium or the Netherlands because of local regulations.

Suguru Geto And Sukuna Have Separate Step Up Packs

Suguru Geto’s collection uses a four-step purchase path. Step 1 costs 700 G-Coin and includes a Level 2 helmet, spray and 400 Polymer. Step 2 costs 2,200 G-Coin, adding the Suguru Geto Mini14, one Schematic and 800 Polymer.

Step 3 costs 3,600 G-Coin and provides Geto’s hairstyle, markings, earrings, outfit and Nameplate alongside two Schematics and 1,200 Polymer. The final 5,000 G-Coin step awards the Suguru Geto Pan, which can be upgraded through three stages to unlock an Intermediate Skin Appearance and killfeed skin.

Ryomen Sukuna uses a separate voucher track. Its four steps cost 200, 1,200, 3,000 and 6,000 G-Coin and award five, 15, 30 and 50 Sukuna Vouchers respectively. Players can additionally buy up to 50 individual Sukuna Vouchers with BP at 8,000 BP each.

The Step Up products run from 10 September to 14 October at 00:00 UTC on PC and from 17 September to 22 October at 00:00 UTC on console. The Step Up Packs and probability-based Sukuna voucher products are unavailable in Belgium and the Netherlands.

PUBG x Jujutsu Kaisen Event Missions And Rewards

Three collaboration events have been detailed for launch, beginning with a set of missions tied directly to the new world interactions.

The first event asks players to hit a Jujutsu Kaisen Box five times with Mysterious Orbs, enter a Jujutsu Kaisen Warehouse and use its vending machines three times and then 10 times, alongside simply entering the lobby. It runs until 24 September at 02:00 UTC on PC and 1 October at 02:00 UTC on console.

The Collector and Draw Challenge last longer, ending on 14 October at 00:00 UTC for PC and 22 October at 00:00 UTC for console.

The Draw Challenge carries the largest single requirement of the crossover: opening 200 Ryomen Sukuna Contraband Crates awards the Ryomen Sukuna Beryl M762 Progressive skin itself. Those crates can only be opened with G-Coin or Ryomen Sukuna Vouchers.

This Is Separate From Jujutsu Kaisen’s PUBG Mobile Crossovers

Jujutsu Kaisen has already appeared elsewhere in the PUBG franchise, but those earlier collaborations were in PUBG Mobile rather than PUBG: Battlegrounds on PC and console.

The first PUBG Mobile event launched in February 2022. An official Level Infinite announcement detailed Yuji Itadori, Megumi Fushiguro, Nobara Kugisaki and Satoru Gojo character sets alongside Cursed Corpse enemies, Cursed Object Crates and a themed mode on Erangel and Livik.

Jujutsu Kaisen returned to PUBG Mobile earlier in 2026. An official PUBG Mobile trailer set that crossover for 13 March to 12 April and added exclusive Suguru Geto and Ryomen Sukuna character sets alongside outfits for Yuji, Megumi, Nobara and Gojo.

The September collaboration therefore brings Jujutsu Kaisen into PUBG: Battlegrounds after its previous appearances in PUBG Mobile, with the PC rollout beginning after live server maintenance on 10 September and console following one week later on 17 September. Special Crafting remains open beyond the main sales window, closing on 19 October at 00:00 UTC for PC and 27 October at 00:00 UTC for console.