Complete JJS Sound ID Guide
Master sound effects in Jujutsu Shenanigans Skill Builder. Learn how to find, use, and combine 1400+ sound IDs to create amazing custom movesets.
📋 Table of Contents
1. What Are Sound IDs?
Sound IDs are unique numerical codes that represent specific sound effects in Roblox. In Jujutsu Shenanigans Skill Builder, you can use these IDs to add custom sound effects to your moves, making them more impactful and personalized.
Each sound ID corresponds to a specific audio file in Roblox's asset library. For example:
- 12764933067 - Black Flash Hit (iconic impact sound)
- 411286671 - Lapse Blue Pull (Gojo's technique)
- 3059775781 - Domain Expansion Open
2. Sound Categories
JJS sound IDs are organized into 10 main categories. Understanding these categories helps you find the right sound for your move.
🎭 Character SFX
Sounds from specific characters like Gojo, Yuji, Hakari. Includes signature moves and abilities.
Browse Character SFX →💥 Impact Sounds
Hit sounds, collision effects, and impact noises. Essential for combat moves.
Browse Impact Sounds →🎵 Kill Sounds
Meme sounds, anime references, and custom kill sound effects. Requires gamepass.
Browse Kill Sounds →⚔️ Melee & Weapon
Punch, kick, sword, and weapon swing sounds. Perfect for combat movesets.
Browse Melee Sounds →3. How to Use Sound IDs
Step 1: Find a Sound ID
Visit the Sound IDs page and use the search or filter to find the sound you want:
- Search by name (e.g., "Black Flash")
- Filter by character (e.g., "Gojo")
- Filter by category (e.g., "Impact Sounds")
- Check "Popular Only" for community favorites
Step 2: Copy the Sound ID
Click the "Copy" button next to the sound ID. The ID will be copied to your clipboard.
Step 3: Add to Your Move
In Jujutsu Shenanigans Skill Builder:
- Open the move you want to add sound to
- Find the "Sound ID" field
- Paste the copied ID
- Test your move to hear the sound
4. Most Popular Sound IDs
These are the most commonly used sound IDs in the JJS community. Perfect for beginners!
Top 10 Popular Sounds
127649330679118611734230597757814112866713059775624457125907785959758786644505962393266903390608083315. Sound IDs by Character
Quick reference for character-specific sounds. Click to browse all sounds for that character.
Gojo
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Yuji
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Hakari
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Megumi
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Mahito
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Choso
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Todo
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Higurama
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Yuta
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Mechamaru
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Naoya
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Nanami
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Hanami
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Ryu
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Yuki
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Heian Sukuna
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Meimei
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Mahoraga
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6. Best Practices
✅ Do's
- Match sounds to the move's theme (e.g., explosion sounds for explosive moves)
- Use character-specific sounds for themed movesets
- Test sounds in-game before finalizing your moveset
- Layer multiple sounds for complex effects (startup + hit + finish)
- Use popular sounds as a starting point, then experiment
❌ Don'ts
- Don't use too many loud sounds in one move (can be overwhelming)
- Avoid using the "Common Swoosh" (91492507498895) - it's overused
- Don't mix incompatible sound themes (e.g., serious + meme sounds)
- Avoid using kill sounds for regular moves (they're meant for kills)
7. Popular Sound Combinations
These sound combinations work well together and are commonly used by the community.
🥊 Black Flash Combo
- Startup: 16773286492 (Cursed Strikes Startup)
- Hit: 12764933067 (Black Flash Sparks)
- Finish: 9114314398 (Black Flash)
🌀 Domain Expansion Combo
- Startup: 3059775781 (Domain Open)
- Active: 7260423115 (Domain Base)
- Finish: 6737581507 (Domain Shatter)
💥 Heavy Impact Combo
- Swing: 3755637186 (Heavy Swing)
- Hit: 91186117342 (Impact1)
- Ground: 7093763783 (Ground Impact)
⚡ Speed Rush Combo
- Dash: 4909206080 (Normal Dash)
- Rush: 3084314259 (Rush)
- Hit: 8595975458 (Dash Hit)
8. Troubleshooting
❓ Sound doesn't play
- Double-check the sound ID is correct (no extra spaces)
- Make sure you're using the ID in the right field
- Some sounds may be removed from Roblox - try an alternative
- Test in-game, not just in the editor
❓ Sound is too loud/quiet
- Adjust the volume setting in Skill Builder
- Some sounds are naturally louder - try a different one
- Layer multiple quieter sounds instead of one loud sound
❓ Can't find a specific sound
- Use the search function on the Sound IDs page
- Try filtering by character or category
- Check the "Popular Only" filter for commonly used sounds
- Browse similar sounds and experiment