Jujutsu Shenanigans Halloween Candy is back in the live Halloween 2026 update, and this time there are separate shop categories for new skins, new emotes, returning emotes and the Broom. The Golden Age event began on 23 October, so you can now use the graveyard portal and spend candy rather than waiting for the trailer promises to turn into gameplay.
The Halloween 2026 shop lists skins and current-year emotes at 100 candy per trade, older emotes at 250, and the Broom at 15. Here’s how to reach the merchant, where candy comes from and what to try when pumpkin doors are missing.
Jujutsu Shenanigans Halloween Candy: How to earn Halloween candy in 2026
The event is live following the 23 October update. You can earn candy from Halloween activities and combat, with players reporting one candy for a kill. The most visible farming activity is the pumpkin-door event. Watch for the event countdown, locate the doors when they become highlighted, then reach one before another player opens it. Doors are shared across the server, making an uncontested opening much more useful than repeatedly fighting other players at the same doorway. Post-launch player reports suggest some servers may fail to trigger the event; switching servers is worth trying when no countdown appears.
Jujutsu Shenanigans Halloween Candy: Finding the portal and candy shop
Start from the main battleground map and head towards the graveyard beside the brown haunted house. Enter the fenced graveyard courtyard and find the purple portal between the bone arches. Walking through it takes you to a separate floating Halloween area. Cross the paths and platforms, passing pumpkins and cauldrons, until you reach the pumpkin-headed merchant. Press E at the counter to open the seasonal trading menu. This portal-and-vendor route is now confirmed in 2026 gameplay, not just from last year’s screenshots.
Jujutsu Shenanigans Halloween Candy: Current Halloween Candy prices
The new shop lists Halloween Emotes [2026] for 100 candy, Halloween Skins [2026] for 100, and a Broom Item for 15. Returning Halloween Emotes [2025] cost 250 candy, which is higher than their original event price. Treat those as individual trade prices, not the cost of instantly obtaining an entire collection. The emote and skin categories may grant random items, so check the displayed menu and any completion limit before investing all your candy in one category.
Jujutsu Shenanigans Halloween Candy: Door timing and farming advice
Older 2025 walkthroughs described six doors, a 100-second cycle and a five-second interaction. The live 2026 door timings have not been independently confirmed, so use the event countdown shown on your server. This year’s players describe a countdown appearing before doors are highlighted for a brief time. Wait for the event prompt near a road with several accessible entrances, then dash towards the highlighted doorway once it appears. If another player wins the interaction, move on rather than expecting a second payout from the same opened door.
Jujutsu Shenanigans Halloween Candy: Other candy sources and old reward figures
The community wiki records several 2025 earning methods: 15 candy per door, one candy per kill, five from daily quests and seven from Roulette wins. Trick or Treat gifts could also award 5, 25, 50 or 100. Those are historical values; the shop itself confirms 2026 costs, but not every old earning rate has been checked independently in the live build. Current player reports support candy for kills and the returning doors. Use the live quests and Roulette interface before relying on them as repeatable farming routes this year.
Jujutsu Shenanigans Halloween Candy: Which rewards are worth buying first?
For Jujutsu Shenanigans Halloween Candy, choose the shop category you actually want before purchasing a random seasonal reward. The new skins and emotes each appear as separate 100-candy trade options.
The Broom costs just 15 candy and helps you move around while collecting currency. If you mainly want a 2026 Halloween cosmetic, aim for the 100-candy skins or emotes instead. Returning 2025 emotes require 250 candy for each shop listing. Cosmetics and seasonal items are separate from normal Cash and the Hired Killer Early Access pass. You cannot unlock Toji simply by buying a Halloween skin, and earning the event currency does not automatically increase your Kogane Cash total.
Jujutsu Shenanigans Halloween Candy: When is the event ending?
One third-party guide lists the event as ending on 23 November 2026. That date is not a developer-confirmed deadline. Check the in-game clock before the final day because server displays can differ and the developer may adjust the event. The 2026 Halloween skins are seasonal. If you want to collect them, finish the cosmetic trades during the event rather than assuming the shop will remain accessible afterwards. There is no confirmed rule yet for converting leftover 2026 candy into regular Cash.
Jujutsu Shenanigans Halloween Candy: Door and shop fixes
If no doors appear, check the countdown first and allow the active event to start. Some players have encountered servers with no functioning countdown or door highlight at all. Rejoining another current server can help distinguish that issue from a door someone else opened first. For the shop, return to the graveyard portal, follow the platforms to the merchant and look for the E prompt. If the menu opens but your candy balance is low, return to the mainland and farm before attempting a trade.
| Halloween shop listing | Price |
|---|---|
| Halloween Emotes [2026] | 100 candy |
| Halloween Skins [2026] | 100 candy |
| Broom Item | 15 candy |
| Halloween Emotes [2025] | 250 candy |
For other Jujutsu Shenanigans systems see Halloween event, Hired Killer release, Codes guide, Kogane Cash, Sky Assassin unlock, Sky Assassin moveset, Register awakening.
Official source: Jujutsu Shenanigans on Roblox.
