Jujutsu Kaisen Addon for MCPE 1.26+.mcaddon

Enter the world of Jujutsu Kaisen in Minecraft Bedrock with this combat-focused addon, featuring sorcerers, cursed spirits, shikigami, cursed techniques, weapons, and Domain Expansions. The pack includes a character and technique selection interface, but it is not a dragon or pet addon: it does not provide egg hatching, breeding, taming, riding, or flying systems.

1. Addon Overview

This is the Jujutsu Kaisen Add-on, version 5.2.4, with English-translated pack text. Its main features include playable cursed techniques, character skins, status and grade menus, combat weapons, custom mobs, and Domain Expansion effects. Some menu techniques are marked as work in progress (WIP), so their implementation may be incomplete.

• The pack assigns starting items to new players, including a Status Book and technique-selection item. In Creative mode, it also provides a Change Book.
• Use the Change Book to change your grade, select a technique, change skins, adjust cursed energy, or access other settings.
• The pack recommends playing in third-person, disabling the option to change camera perspective while playing, and using a keyboard or controller.

2. Packages Included

Package	Purpose	Version	Notes
Behavior Pack (BP)	Gameplay logic, entities, items, functions, and scripts.	5.2.4	Requires the matching Resource Pack and Minecraft script APIs.
Resource Pack (RP)	Textures, sounds, models, animations, and English-language text.	5.2.4	Pair it with the matching Behavior Pack.

3. Added Mobs and Characters

The mob files include the following 65 entity variants. Names below are based on the entity files; the actual in-game names may differ slightly.

Group	Entity variants included	Description
Jujutsu sorcerers and related characters	Choso (chousou), Geto (getou), Gojo (gojou, gojou2, gojou_awake, gojou_student) Hakari (hakari), Higuruma (higuruma), Inumaki (inumaki), Ishigori (ishigori) Itadori variants (itadori, itadori2), ordinary sorcerer (jutusi), Kashimo (kasimo), Kenjaku (kenjaku) Kugisaki (kugisaki), Kusakabe (kusakabe), Maki (maki), Megumi (megumi), Miguel (miguel) Nanami (nanami), Naobito (naobito), Naoya (naoya), Okkotsu variants (okkotu, okkotu_0), Panda (panda) Sukuna forms (sukuna, sukuna_itadori, sukuna_megumi), test entity (temp), Todo (toudou), Tsukumo (tukumo), Uraume (uraume), Uro (uro)	Character entities and alternate forms from the Jujutsu Kaisen series. Some characters or variants may be unfinished or intended for specific encounters.
Cursed spirits	Dagon (dagon), Hanami (hanami), Jogo (jougo), Mahito (mahito), Kurourushi (kurourushi) Naoya cursed-spirit form (naoya_jurei), zombie-like spirit (zonba), generic spirit (jurei2) Additional spirit entities: chch_3, eye, ganesh, housougami, kareki, kouryuu, mukade	Hostile or encounter-focused cursed-spirit entities. The pack includes major named spirits as well as additional custom spirit forms.
Shikigami	Agito (agito), Garuda (garuda), Gyokuken Shiro (gyokuken_siro) Mahoraga forms (mahoraga, mahoraga_sukuna), Nue (nue) Rika forms (rika, rika_half, rika_shikigami)	Summoned or combat-related shikigami entities, including multiple forms of Mahoraga and Rika.
LowRu and phantom entities	lowru, phantom_a, phantom_b	Custom creator-associated and phantom entities. Their exact roles may depend on the encounter or addon implementation.
Other entities	dummy, stand, Toji (touji), Toji Zenin (touji_zenin)	Includes a training dummy, a stand entity, and two Toji-related character entities.

Some characters and cursed spirits have spawn rules, while others may need to be obtained through Creative inventory or commands. Do not assume every character is a tameable companion.

4. Getting Items and Using the Addon

1. Import both packs. Open the supplied .mcaddon file with Minecraft, or import the Behavior Pack and Resource Pack separately.
2. Create or edit a world. Enable both the Behavior Pack and its matching Resource Pack in the world settings.
3. Join the world. New players receive the addon’s starting items. The Change Book is intended for Creative mode; the Status Book is also supplied to players.
4. Use the Change Book. Open it from your inventory to access the available menus, including cursed-technique selection and character-skin options.
5. Use technique items. Select a technique through the menu, then use its items from the hotbar. The available skills and their completeness vary by technique.
6. Find or summon mobs. Some mobs have spawn rules. For testing, use Creative inventory or a summon command, for example /summon curse:jougo.

Eggs, Taming, Riding, and Flying

This addon does not define an egg-hatching, breeding, feeding, taming, mount, or flight system. Its spawn-egg textures are not evidence of a hatchable dragon or rideable pet feature. Use the entities for combat, encounters, or testing rather than following pet-addon instructions.

Collecting Materials

• The addon does not include a custom crafting-recipe directory, so there is no documented set of addon materials required for crafting its gear.
• The included zombie loot table contains rotten flesh and a low-chance selection of iron ingots, carrots, or potatoes.
• The included wither loot table awards a Nether Star.
• Other drops depend on Minecraft’s normal loot behavior or the relevant entity configuration; the pack files do not establish a universal material-farming route.

5. Crafting Recipes

No custom crafting recipes are included in the supplied Behavior Pack. The following table therefore lists all addon recipe categories found:

Recipe category	Recipes included	How to obtain addon items
Custom crafting recipes	None found	Use the addon’s in-game menus, starting items, Creative inventory, or commands where applicable.

Do not rely on a recipe from another version or another Jujutsu Kaisen addon unless it has been verified in this pack.

6. Equipment and Special Effects

Equipment or item group	Included items	Effect or use
Cursed weapons	hammer_kugisaki, hiten, kamutoke, megaphone, naginata, nyoibou, sakahoko, splitsoulsword, sword_kusakabe, sword_nanami, sword_okkotu, yuuun	Custom weapon items intended for combat. The pack contains attack animations and weapon-specific logic; exact effects depend on the selected item and its implementation.
Cursed technique items	Examples include Limitless, Shrine, Projection Sorcery, Boogie Woogie, Adaptation, and Gambler abilities.	Use the technique items provided to the hotbar after selecting a technique. Some techniques are explicitly marked WIP.
Domain Expansion abilities	Examples represented in the pack include Infinite Void, Malevolent Shrine, and other domain-themed abilities.	These are ability effects, not craftable armor. Their arenas and effects use custom entities and structures.
Armor and passive bonuses	No complete passive armor-bonus set is documented in the pack contents.	Do not expect an equipment-wide passive bonus unless the specific item description or in-game behavior confirms one.

7. Useful Commands

Command	Purpose
/give @s curse:status_book 1	Give yourself the Status Book.
/give @s curse:change_book 1	Give yourself the Change Book. The pack labels it Creative-only.
/summon curse:jougo	Summon Jogo as an example custom entity.
/function add/mukagen	Apply the Limitless technique setup to yourself.
/function add/mizusi	Apply the Shrine technique setup to yourself.
/function add/reset	Run the addon’s technique-reset function.

Additional technique functions are present in the Behavior Pack, including add/tousya, add/bugiugi, add/adapt, add/bakuto, add/soujutu, add/copy, add/kohaku, add/bomaye, add/tookaku, add/jugon, add/volcano, add/ocean, add/sekketu, and add/gifted. Some options are marked WIP in the selection menu. Commands may require cheats to be enabled.

8. Installation Instructions and Load Order

1. Make a backup of the world before installing or changing addon packs.
2. Open Jujutsu Kaisen Addon for MCPE 1.26+.mcaddon with Minecraft and wait for the import confirmation.
3. Open the target world’s settings and enable both the Jujutsu Kaisen Behavior Pack and Resource Pack.
4. Keep the matching BP and RP versions together. The pack manifest links the Resource Pack as a dependency of the Behavior Pack.
5. If other packs modify the same entities, items, scripts, or textures, move the Jujutsu Kaisen packs above conflicting packs in their respective pack lists, or test in a clean world. Resource Pack and Behavior Pack priorities are configured separately.
6. Start the world and check that the items, textures, and menus load. If the world reports missing experiments or script support, verify Minecraft’s available world settings and the installed game version.

The addon contains one Behavior Pack and one Resource Pack. No special relative ordering between multiple Jujutsu Kaisen packs is specified; the important requirement is to enable both matching packs and resolve conflicts with other addons.

9. Minecraft Bedrock Version Compatibility

The manifests declare Minecraft Bedrock 1.20.30 as the minimum engine version. The pack name refers to MCPE 1.26+, but the files do not provide a per-version test matrix. These ratings distinguish the declared minimum from versions that are not independently verified.

Minecraft version	Compatibility	Reason
Before 1.20.30	Not supported	Below the minimum engine version declared in both pack manifests.
1.20.30	Manifest minimum	This is the minimum version declared by the addon. Actual behavior can still depend on the platform and script support.
1.20.31–1.20.x	Unverified	Above the declared minimum, but no separate test results are included with the addon.
1.21.x–1.25.x	Unverified	The manifest minimum is met, but later-version compatibility is not documented or verified by the supplied files.
1.26 and later	Intended, not verified	The addon filename targets 1.26+, but its manifests still declare 1.20.30 as the minimum and do not certify 1.26 compatibility.

Test the addon in a copied world before using it in an important save, especially when playing on a version newer than the one used to build the pack.

10. Common Problems and Troubleshooting

Problem	What to check
Items or textures are missing	Confirm that both the Behavior Pack and matching Resource Pack are enabled in the world. Check for a conflicting pack with higher priority.
The Change Book is missing	The pack supplies it to new players in Creative mode. Try Creative inventory or /give @s curse:change_book 1 with cheats enabled.
A menu does not open	Check that the Behavior Pack is active and that scripts are supported by the installed Bedrock version. Test in a new world with only this addon enabled.
A technique appears incomplete	Some techniques are marked WIP in the addon’s selection menu. Try a non-WIP option or reset the technique before switching.
A mob does not appear naturally	Not every entity has a spawn rule. Use Creative inventory or a valid /summon command to test the entity.
The addon behaves differently after a Minecraft update	Check that the new game version supports the pack’s script modules and commands. Re-test in a copied world and avoid saving over a world until the addon is confirmed working.

11. Frequently Asked Questions

• Can I hatch a dragon or egg? No. This is a Jujutsu Kaisen combat addon, and no egg-hatching system is included.
• Can I tame or feed the mobs? The pack does not document a taming or pet-feeding system.
• Can I ride or fly on a mob? No riding or flight feature is documented for these entities.
• How do I choose a cursed technique? Use the Change Book and select the technique menu. The book is labeled Creative-only in the pack text.
• Are all techniques complete? No. Several menu choices are marked WIP.
• Are there crafting recipes? No custom crafting recipes were found in the supplied Behavior Pack.
• Will it definitely work on Minecraft 1.26+? The filename indicates that target, but the manifests only declare a 1.20.30 minimum. Compatibility with 1.26+ should be tested in a copied world.

12. Author and Pack Information

Information	Details
Addon name	Jujutsu Kaisen Add-on
Pack version	5.2.4
Original author	@LowRu_addon
Translation included	English translation; the pack description credits the original author and identifies the translation.
Declared minimum Minecraft version	1.20.30
Included packs	One Behavior Pack and one Resource Pack