When does the PUBG Jujutsu Kaisen collab start?

The collaboration opens on PC on 10 September 2026 after live server maintenance, and on console on 17 September 2026 after that platform's maintenance. There is no fixed clock time because the start is tied to the maintenance window, which shifts by region.

Is the PUBG Jujutsu Kaisen collab on PUBG Mobile?

No. This event is for PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS on PC and console only, and Krafton has not announced a mobile version of it. PUBG Mobile ran a separate Jujutsu Kaisen crossover earlier in 2026 with its own item list, and items do not carry between the two games.

How much does the Jujutsu Kaisen Crafter Pass cost?

The Basic Pack is $11.99 and includes the premium Crafter Pass, one Jujutsu Kaisen Cargo Ticket and 100 tokens. The Rush Pack is 3,300 G-Coin and adds seven Cargo Tickets, 400 tokens, ten pass levels and a nameplate. Neither pack alone covers the 2,000 tokens a character weapon skin needs.

How do you get Jujutsu Kaisen Tokens in PUBG?

Three ways. Disassembling Imprints from Jujutsu Kaisen Cargo returns 25 to 500 tokens per item. Cargo pulls pay token milestones at 30, 85, 145, 230 and 280 openings. And the Crafter Pass awards tokens as you level it through daily and weekly missions and match survival.

When does the PUBG Jujutsu Kaisen event end?

On PC, the Contraband Crate and Workshop close 14 October at 00:00 UTC, the Crafter Pass closes 8 October, and Special Crafting runs until 19 October. On console every date shifts a week later: 22 October, 15 October and 27 October respectively.

PUBG Jujutsu Kaisen Collab: PC Sept 10, Console Sept 17

PUBG Jujutsu Kaisen collab dates on PC and console

Three separate windows run at once, and they do not all close on the same day. Miss the Crafter Pass cutoff and you lose the cheapest route to tokens, even though crafting itself stays open for another eleven days.

PC — Contraband Crate and Workshop: 10 September to 14 October, 00:00 UTC
PC — Special Crafting: 10 September to 19 October, 00:00 UTC
PC — Crafter Pass: 10 September to 8 October, 00:00 UTC
Console — Contraband Crate and Workshop: 17 September to 22 October, 00:00 UTC
Console — Special Crafting: 17 September to 27 October, 00:00 UTC
Console — Crafter Pass: 17 September to 15 October, 00:00 UTC

Console here means PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S alongside the last-generation builds Krafton still services. Everything starts after that platform's live server maintenance rather than at a fixed hour, so the exact minute shifts by region.

Which skins are in it, and how you get each one

The headline items are three progressive weapon skins that level up as you feed them materials. Ryomen Sukuna sits on the Beryl M762 and tops out at level 10; it comes from the Contraband Crate, which opens with G-Coin or vouchers. Satoru Gojo takes the M24, also to level 10, and Megumi Fushiguro gets the VSS at a lower ceiling of level 6. Those two are craftable rather than crate-locked.

Character sets cover Yuji Itadori, Megumi Fushiguro, Nobara Kugisaki and Satoru Gojo, with a Suguru Geto set in the mix, plus parachutes, charms, nameplates, sprays, hairstyles and a Pan skin. Crafting costs are flat: 2,000 Jujutsu Kaisen Tokens for a character weapon skin, 1,500 for a character set, 1,000 for the charm set.

Tokens come from three places. Disassembling Imprints pulled from Jujutsu Kaisen Cargo returns between 25 and 500 tokens depending on the item. Cargo pulls themselves pay out token milestones at 30, 85, 145, 230 and 280 openings. And the Crafter Pass hands them over as you level it with daily and weekly missions plus match survival.

What the Crafter Pass costs

Two packs are on sale. The Basic Pack is $11.99 and includes the premium Crafter Pass track, one Jujutsu Kaisen Cargo Ticket and 100 tokens. The Rush Pack costs 3,300 G-Coin and skips grinding: seven Cargo Tickets, 400 tokens, ten instant pass levels and the Jujutsu Kaisen logo nameplate.

Do the arithmetic before buying. A single character weapon skin needs 2,000 tokens, so neither pack gets you one outright — they shorten the grind rather than replace it. If you have bought PUBG cosmetics before, the pricing structure will look familiar from the 2026 Global Partner Team skin sets at 990 G-Coin each, which used the same PC-first, console-later rollout.

The Gojo statue on the starting island

The part that actually changes a match sits before the match. All maps get themed starting islands carrying a Jujutsu Kaisen Box, and 20 Mysterious Orbs scattered nearby. Hit the box 20 times with thrown orbs and it opens, raising a statue of Satoru Gojo that triggers Domain Expansion: Infinite Void across a set radius for 15 seconds.

Erangel gets more than dressing. Jujutsu Kaisen-themed warehouses replace existing buildings on the map, and care packages, the plane exterior and in-world billboards all pick up collaboration art. If you are chasing objectives while this runs, the layout changes are worth a look before you commit to a drop — our guide to the PUBG 'The First Rule Is...' achievement covers the routes this affects.

Is PUBG Mobile included

No. This is a PC and console event only, and Krafton has not announced a mobile leg of it. PUBG Mobile ran its own Jujutsu Kaisen crossover earlier in 2026 with a different item list, and nothing in this announcement carries over to phones — separate game, separate store, separate currency. Mobile players looking for something to grind in the meantime can work through the "On a Mission" title requirements in PUBG Mobile and BGMI, or browse the best anime games on Android for the genre itself rather than a crossover.

One practical note for console players: your window opens a week after PC but closes a week later too, so the total time on the clock is the same. There is no catch-up mechanic and no cross-platform token transfer.