Jujutsu Shenanigans

These are all the known characters from Jujutsu Shenanigans according to the V1.83.1 version log, updated on October 16, 2026. The latest public update also added Sky Assassin.

1. Complete characters (15)

These are the ones who have their skill set developed and are available to the public.

Honored One — Satoru Gojo

Vessel — Yuji Itadori / Sukuna

Restless Gambler — Kinji Hakari

Ten Shadows — Megumi Fushiguro

Mahoraga — Adaptation Shikigami

Perfection — Mahito

Blood Manipulator — Choso

Switcher — Aoi Todo

Defense Attorney — Hiromi Higuruma

Cursed Partners — Yuta Okkotsu and Rika

Puppet Master — Kokichi Muta / Mechamaru

Head of the Hei — Naoya Zenin

Salaryman — Kento Nanami

Disaster Plants — Hanami

True Cannon — Ryu Ishigori

2. Characters in Early Access (2)

Register — a character with a selectable and developing skill set. Sky Assassin — Takako Uro; was released to the public in the V1.83 update, so its previous Early Access classification is no longer valid.

3. Base-Only Characters (6)

They have basic moves and a special awakening, but not necessarily a full set of awakenings like conventional characters.

*Locust Guy — Ko Guy.

• Star Rage — Yuki Tsukumo.

Aspiring Mangaka — inspired by Charles Bernard. Lucky Coward — Haruta Shigemo.

*Crow Charmer — user of crow shikigami.

• Black Death — inspired by Kurourushi.

4. Special or restricted characters (5)

Not all are freely available for selection on public servers.

*Strongest of History

• Monkey Kid

*Super TZE

• Mokou

Cursed Child

Important: Mahoraga is related to Ten Shadows, but also has its own entry in the catalog. Therefore, some lists may count characters differently.

To check the list that appears in your own version, open the game's character selector: it's the ref

1. Honored One — Gojo

Life: 100 HP Special: Limitless — teleportation and attack variants.

Basic Skills

Lapse Blue: attracts the enemy and strikes them. Reversal Red: explosion that repels the opponent.

Rapid Punches: Punch combo. Twofold Kick: Two kicks that launch the enemy.

Awakening: Six Eyes

Lapse Blue MAX: Attracts and damages repeatedly. Reversal Red MAX: More powerful red explosion.

*Hollow Purple: Enormous energy projectile.

• Infinite Void: Domain that stuns enemies.

*0.2 Domain: brief domain with a sequence of attacks.

• Unlimited Purple: special purple explosion when combining techniques.

2. Vessel — Yuji Itadori / Sukuna

Life: 85 HP Special: Combat Instincts — cancels the preparation of certain techniques.

Basic Skills

Cursed Strikes: a combo of punches and kicks. Crushing Blow: grabs the opponent and slams them against the ground.

*Divergent Fist: A punch followed by cursed energy; it can transform into Black Flash.

• Manji Kick: A counterattack that can also dodge attacks.

Awakening: King of Curses — Sukuna

*Dismantle: ranged cuts.

• Open: explosive fire arrow.

Rush: Charge and combo of blows. Malevolent Shrine: Domination that repeatedly cuts enemies.

*Cleave: grabs and cuts the opponent.

• World Cutting Slash: huge cut that goes right through the enemy.

In summary: Gojo excels at spatial awareness and ranged attacks; Yuji at close-quarters combos; while Sukuna excels at cutting and mastery.

3. Restless Gambler — Hakari

Style: melee combat and combos, with a random awakening.

Basic Skills

Reserve Balls: Launches balls that hit the enemy. Shutter Doors: Uses doors to attack or block passage.

Rough Energy: Strikes the opponent with cursed energy. Fever Breaker: A powerful attack to finish combos.

Special — Door Guard: Uses a door as a defense.### Awakening: Idle Death GambleHakari opens her domain and seeks to obtain a prize that activates her special mode.Lucky Volley: A flurry of attacks.

Lucky Rushdown: offensive combo. Overwhelming Luck: attack related to the prize.

*Energy Surge: harnesses her energy to continue attacking.

4. Ten Shadows — Megumi Fushiguro

HP: 85 HP · Special: Lurking Shadow, moves through the shadows.

Base Abilities

• Rabbit Escape: a multitude of rabbits that hinders the opponent's movement.

*Nue: Flying shikigami that strikes the enemy.

• Toad: Frog that captures the rival with its tongue and pulls them in.

Divine Dog: Totality: A dog that repeatedly attacks the enemy. ### Awakening: Insanity Megumi recovers 15 HP and can alternate between her base and powered-up abilities. Max Elephant: A giant elephant that crushes an area.

Great Serpent: a snake that grabs the opponent and poisons them. Shadow Swarm: shadow clones that attack in a group.

Chimera Shadow Garden: Allows you to invade another player's domain. Mahoraga: Summons Megumi's most powerful shikigami through a ritual that can be interrupted.

5. Perfection — Mahito

Life: 100 HP · Special: Self-Transfiguration.

Basic Skills

Stockpile: combo of punches. Soul Fire: fires projectiles of cursed energy.

*Focus Strike: A powerful strike that can finish combos.

• Body Repel: Uses parts of its body to attack.

Awakening: Essence of the Soul

*Idle Transfiguration: transforms the opponent using their technique.

• Body Disfigure: attacks with their transformed body.

Spike Wrath: Creates spikes to attack multiple enemies. Embodiment of Self Perfection: Expands his domain.

*Super Awakening — Instant Spirit Body of Distorted Killing: Gains a more powerful form and new combat techniques.

6. Blood Manipulator — Choso

Life: 100 HP · Special: Convergence, condenses blood into four orbs to power up attacks.

Base Abilities

• Piercing Blood: Fires a beam of blood at a distance.

*Flowing Red Scale: Increases physical capabilities.

• Supernova: Causes orbs of blood to explode.

Blood Edge: Creates a blood blade to attack. ### Awakening: Duty as a Brother Slicing Exorcism: Blood slashing attack.

Wing King: Uses blood to attack with special moves. Blood Rain: Launches blood attacks from above.

Plasma Wave: releases a powerful blood wave.

In summary: Mahito stands out for transforming his body and controlling combat; Choso combines ranged blood attacks with physical enhancements.

7. Blood Manipulator — Choso

Style: ranged blood attacks and melee combat.

Basic Skills

Piercing Blood: Fires a beam of blood at high speed. Flowing Red Scale: Enhances his physical abilities.

Supernova: Makes orbs of blood explode. Blood Edge: Creates a blade of blood to attack.

Special — Convergence: Concentrates blood to enhance his techniques. ### Awakening: Choso enhances his blood attacks and gains more powerful offensive techniques. ### 8. Switcher — Aoi Todo Style: Melee combat and enemy confusion. ### Base Skills Boogie Woogie: Swaps his position with that of a target by clapping, according to the skill's conditions.

Brute Force: Uses physical strength to strike the opponent. Divergent Fist: Combines a physical strike with cursed energy.

Special — Clap: activates the exchange of positions when its conditions are met.

Wake up

Everything improves their chances of chaining together blows and using positional exchanges to surprise the enemy.

In summary: Choso dominates ranged combat with blood; Everything stands out for its position exchanges and close-quarters combos.

We continue with characters 9 and 10 from the Jujutsu Shenanigans list, with their base and awakening abilities, summarized and without images.

According to the Jujutsu Shenanigans character list, numbers 9 and 10 are these.

9. Defense Attorney — Hiromi Higuruma

Style: counterattacks and punishing the opponent.

*Pressing Charges: Punishes the enemy with a melee attack.

• Divergent Fist: Combat strike.

*Execution: an attack related to his judicial technique.

• Judgeman: uses his judgment mechanics to affect the opponent.

Awakening: Focuses on his judicial technique and the Executioner's Sword.### 10. Cursed Partners — Yuta Okkotsu Style: Combines melee combat with Rika's help. Love Beam: Fires a powerful burst of energy.

*Rika: summons his partner to help him in combat.

• Copy: uses techniques copied from other sorcerers.

Weapons and physical attacks: combines blows with cursed techniques. Awakening: enhances his connection with Rika and allows him to use additional techniques.

The exact names of some abilities may vary with game updates; I prefer not to make up moves that I couldn't verify.

11. Puppet Master — Kokichi Muta (Mechamaru)

Style: ranged combat using a robot.

Basic Skills

Mechamaru: Mechanical attacks to keep the opponent at bay. Jetpack: Mobility through propulsion.

Projectile Robot: Fires ranged attacks. Combat Mode: Combines mechanical attacks and special moves.

Special — Offload: Uses a special function of his equipment.### Awakening: AbsoluteMechamaru uses a much more powerful fighting machine, with long-range attacks.### 12. Head of the Hei — Naoya ZeninStyle: Speed ​​and quick attacks.### Base AbilitiesProjection : Moves following a sequence of quick movements.

Fast attacks: Strike the enemy before they can react. Combos: Chain together blows, taking advantage of your speed.

Special — Clairvoyance: allows you to anticipate movements under certain conditions.

Wake up

It enhances his fighting style and his ability to pressure the opponent.

Note: The names and specific effects of some abilities are not confirmed in the sources I consulted, so I prefer not to invent details. The character list identifies Puppet Master as number 11 and Head of the Hei as number 12.

Let's get to characters 13 and 14 on the updated Jujutsu Shenanigans roster!

13. Salaryman — Kento Nanami

Style: precise strikes and calculated attacks.

Basic skills: Uses melee attacks and proportioning technique to punish the opponent. Special: Allows you to execute a special action from your combat set.

Awakening: Powers up your attacks and exploits the enemy's weaknesses. 14. Disaster Plants — Hanami Style: Plants, terrain control, and ranged attacks. Root Swarm: Roots that attack the enemy.

Surging Thorns: Launches thorns to strike the opponent. Bud Shot: Shoots plant projectiles.

Defense Response: Defensive technique. Special — Flower Field: Creates a field of flowers that affects nearby enemies.

Awakening: Unwrap. Their awakening techniques are still listed as pending in the consulted record.

15. True Cannon

Style: combat based on power and high-impact attacks.

*Basic skills: powerful attacks focused on causing a lot of damage.

• Special: part of his combat set.

*Awakening: I don't have confirmed the exact names and effects of all its techniques.

16. Register

Status: Early access; character with a selectable skill set.

Skills

• Gushing Wound: attack that causes a wound.

Homerun: a hit that launches the opponent. Littering: uses objects as part of the attack.

Pole Vault: A jumping move using a pole. Piano Drop: Drops a piano on the enemy.

Garage Sale: Uses various objects to attack. Drone Strike: Attack using a drone.

*Arrow: quick thrust.

• Special — Discard: allows you to discard or change elements in your set.

Awakening: With Artistry. Includes Mayhem and Big Moves.

According to the Jujutsu Shenanigans list, characters 17 and 18 are these.

17. Sky Assassin

Style: mobility and quick attacks.

Abilities: Combines agile movements with attacks to surprise the opponent. Special: Uses its mobility mechanics to change position.

*Awakening: His techniques are enhanced during combat.

Note: Sky Assassin appears as an early access character, so his abilities may change.

18. Locust Guy

Style: Physical attacks and insect-inspired movements.

• Clever: Deceptive attack.

Black Mucus: Uses a dark substance to attack. Crushing Jaws: Attack with jaws.

*Wing Throw: a strike or throw with its wings.

• Special — Fluttering Pounce: a jump to pounce on the opponent.

Awakening: Directed Poison. Enhances his insect- and poison-based fighting style.

19. Disaster Plants—Hanami

Life: 100 HP · Awakening: Unwrap.

*Root Swarm: roots that attack the enemy.

• Surging Thorns: launches thorns.

*Bud Shot: Shoots vegetable projectiles.

• Defense Response: Defensive technique.

Special — Flower Field: Creates a field of flowers that affects nearby enemies. Hanami excels at controlling the terrain and attacking from varying distances. ### 20. Star Rage — Yuki Tsukumo Style: Melee combat with virtual mass. Garuda Rebound: Uses Garuda to strike the opponent.

*Rising Rage: an upward attack.

• Mass Breaker: a powerful blow that takes advantage of its virtual mass.

Garuda Stab: Garuda pierces the enemy with a direct attack. Special — Mass Buildup: Accumulates virtual mass to power up its attacks.

Awakening: Unrestricted Density, a special technique that unleashes his virtual mass power. Star Rage is known for his heavy blows and ability to inflict significant damage in close combat. According to the Jujutsu Shenanigans character list, we continue with 23 and 24. The current list includes some special characters and others that are not available to everyone. ### 23. Strongest of History — Sukuna Style: Devastating attacks and slashing techniques. Strong Dismantle: Launches slashes against the enemy.

Open Furnace: Unleashes a powerful fire attack. Cleave Rush: Charges at the opponent while slashing them.

Kamutoke: Uses his weapon to attack. Special — Incantation: Activates a special mechanic to enhance his techniques.

*Awakening — Incomplete Shrine: Uses his incomplete shrine to attack.

24. Monkey Kid — Goku

Style: Melee combat and energy attacks.

• Kamehameha: Fires a powerful energy blast.

*Staff Uppercut: an upward strike with his staff.

• Staff Extend: extends the staff to attack from a distance.

*Ki Spam: Launches multiple energy attacks.

• Special — Instant Transmission: Teleports to another point.

Note: both are cl

21. True Cannon – Ryu Ishigori

Style: explosive attacks and ranged power. It has 100 HP.

Basic abilities: physical attacks and cursed energy blasts. Special — Restyle: modifies his fighting style.

Awakening — Every Last Drop: Unleashes his full power with high-impact attacks. 22. Aspiring Mangaka — Charles Bernard Style: Anticipation and attacks with his cursed weapon. He has 85 HP. Basic skills: Uses his staff to attack and control distance.

Special — Clairvoyance: Allows him to anticipate the opponent's movements. Awakening — Foresight: Enhances his ability to foresee and punish enemy actions.

Jujutsu Shenanigans Map

The map is inspired by a Japanese urban area, with streets, destructible buildings, tunnels, and combat zones. I'll describe the locations and their approximate position relative to other areas, without images.

Main Places

1. Shinjuku Station

*Location: city center.

• Description: train station with tracks, platforms, and access to nearby streets. It is a landmark for orienting yourself on the map.

2. Twin Towers (Towers)

Location: Urban area with high-rise buildings, away from the station area. Description: Two tall towers connected by a bridge. You can climb their structures and fight from above.

3. Coffee

*Location: Street level, within the commercial area.

• Description: Small premises with tables, kitchen, and furniture that can be used during combat.

4. Sewers

Location: Beneath the streets; accessed via entrances leading underground. Description: A network of tunnels and narrow passageways. It's easy to lose your way because the underground routes are not visible from the surface.

5. Cemetery (Graveyard)

*Location: In an area separate from the busiest shopping streets.

• Description: Open terrain with gravestones and space to fight without so many urban obstacles.

6. Mansion

*Location: in a residential area of ​​the map.

• Description: spacious building with several rooms and interior spaces.

7. Prison

*Location: In an area separate from commercial buildings.

• Description: Facility with cells and enclosed spaces that can restrict movement during a fight.

8. Convenience store

*Location: next to the streets of the urban area.

• Description: small establishment with shelves and objects inside.

9. Bowling Alley

*Location: within the city's leisure and entertainment district.

• Description: premises with bowling lanes and indoor space

Ah, now I understand! You mean the objects that automatically appear on the map (spawns) and the objects you can buy with in-game money, not the furniture you can throw.

In Jujutsu Shenanigans, items appear in specific locations approximately every 10 minutes. You can also order items from the in-game shop, though some are obtained randomly.

1. Objects that appear on the map

The wiki lists 15 objects available on public servers. These are some of the objects and their main effects:

There are also other special items in the game's list, but I'm not going to detail where they appear or how to get the weapons or explosives.

2. Items you can buy

*In-game store: You can buy items for $5 when they are available for random purchase; a drone delivers them.* Vending machines: You can buy a Soda for$2 directly on the map.

Private servers: items can be obtained for free through item blocks, depending on the available configuration.

Important: Map objects reappear approximately every 10 minutes, but that doesn't mean they all appear together or that each object is guaranteed a spawn point in each cycle.

Types of Jujutsu Shenanigans Players

In Jujutsu Shenanigans, the community often gives names to different player styles. Some are legitimate ways to play; others are considered annoying because of how they affect other players. These categories come from community experiences and discussions; they are not official game classes.

1. Players you will find on the servers

1. Teamers

Two or more players coordinating to attack a single person, even when that person is fighting only one. They are especially annoying on public servers.

2. Targeters

They choose a person as a target and continue to attack them repeatedly, even after they reappear or change location.

3. Tryhards / Sweats

They give their all to win: they practice combos, punish mistakes, and exploit the mechanics. They aren't necessarily toxic; the term is usually used for those who take every fight very seriously.

4. Toxins

They insult, mock the opponent, or write things like "ez" after winning to provoke.

5. Runners

They avoid combat by constantly fleeing, retreating to gather resources, or waiting for a favorable opportunity. Strategic retreat is not inherently bad.

6. Revenge Killers

They return to attack the one who defeated them, sometimes repeatedly and without seeking other fights.

7. Ult Poppers

They activate their awakening or ultimate ability as soon as they can, sometimes to interrupt a combo or avoid being defeated. It's a valid mechanic, although some opponents complain about when it's used.

8. Block Spammers

They maintain their guard constantly and wait for their opponent to attack first. This can be a valid defensive tactic; however, it becomes frustrating if they are simply trying to prolong the fight.

9. Kill Farmers

They seek to accumulate eliminations quickly, often by attacking distracted or low-health players.

10. Third-Partiers / Kill Stealers

They interrupt other players' fights when both are busy. Kill stealers try to finish off their opponent to stay in the fight.

He wants to win and is improving his skills.
Annoying. Interrupts fights, chases, or provokes repeatedly.
Toxic: Insults, humiliates, or seeks to anger.
Cheater: Uses exploits or external tools to gain advantages.
Casual Play for fun without worrying too much about winning.
Social: Prefers to converse, make friends, or play characters.
Important: A player can belong to several categories. A tryhard isn't necessarily toxic, a runner might be playing strategically, and attacking someone with low health doesn't automatically prove they're a targeter.
We can expand this classification with the types of players according to their main character —for example, the stereotypes associated with mains of Yuji, Gojo, Hakari, Megumi or Naoya—, distinguishing community memes from real behaviors.

Kills and emotes in Jujutsu Shenanigans

1. Types of players according to their kills

Kill Farmer

He seeks to eliminate as many players as possible to increase his kills.

Kill Chaser

Chase down a specific player to eliminate them, even if you have to follow them across the map.

Kill Stealer

He intervenes in someone else's fight to deliver the final blow and secure the elimination.

Kill Streak Hunter

Try to get many eliminations in a row without dying.

Kill Collector

He becomes obsessed with increasing his elimination count and bragging about his stats.

Deathmatch Player

He constantly seeks to fight anyone he encounters, regardless of who wins.

2. Types of players according to their emotes

Emote Spammer

Repeat the same dance or gesture many times, especially after winning a fight.

Taunter

Use emotes to provoke your opponent before or after the fight.

Celebrator

Dance or celebrate after getting a kill. You can do it for fun, without intending to bother anyone.

Toxic Emoter

He uses gestures repeatedly to taunt the defeated player and make him angry.

Dancer

She dedicates herself to dancing around the map, including

He spends his time dancing around the map, even without fighting, and sometimes invites others to do so.
Emote Duelist
He faces off against other players by making emotes as if they were duels, dance competitions, or jokes.
3. Typical combinations
Kill Farmer + Toxic Emoter: Get eliminations and taunt the defeated.
Tryhard + Taunter: Play competitively and provoke with gestures.
Peaceful Player + Dancer: avoids fighting and prefers to dance with others.
Targeter + Kill Chaser: repeatedly pursues the same person to eliminate them.
Kill Stealer + Emote Spammer: steals the finisher from a fight and then celebrates.
These are informal player stereotypes, not official Roblox categories. Using an emote or getting a lot of kills doesn't automatically make someone toxic; what matters is how they treat others.
23. Spontaneous Event Server
Without anyone planning it, everyone starts doing the same thing: dancing, chasing a player, meeting in one place, or starting a free-for-all.
24. Servant of false peace
Everything seems calm until someone throws the first punch. In a matter of seconds, the entire server erupts into a war zone.
25. Cursed Server
So many absurd things happen at once—lag, combos, emotes, chases, and destruction—that it seems like the game itself is haunted.
🏆 Chaos levels
Level 1 — Absolute peace
Dancing, conversations, and nobody wants to fight.
Level 2 — Organized Combat
Duels, combos and controlled rivalries.
Level 3 — Total War
Everyone against everyone and the map destroyed.
Level 4 — Reality breaks down
Extreme lag, teleportation, and frozen characters.
These are informal names to describe what usually happens in games, not official game categories.

Types of servers in Jujutsu Shenanigans

🕊️ Calm and social servers

1. Peaceful Server. Hardly anyone fights. Players chat, use emotes, and hang out.

2. Dancer Server: Most people are doing dances and emotes together. If someone starts fighting, they might ignore it or join in the fun.

3. Roleplay Server: Players act out characters, invent situations, or simulate anime scenes.

4. Truce Server Everyone seems to agree not to attack each other. Even strong players respect the peace… until someone breaks it.

5. AFK Server: There are many players who are still, distracted, or absent. The map seems abandoned even though it's full.

⚔️ Combat Servers

6. Total War Server: Everyone fights against everyone else. You can't stay still for even a few seconds without someone attacking you.

7. Epic Battle Server Several battles occur simultaneously and some players engage in long fights with spectacular combos, dodges and counterattacks.

8. Tryhard Server: Competitive players abound who master combos, punish mistakes, and don't let their rivals escape.

9. Hunter Server One or more players constantly pursue a person, even if that person tries to get away.

10. Alliance Server: Players form temporary groups to defeat others. Sometimes alliances last the entire game; other times, they are betrayed in seconds.

11. Server of absolute chaos. Nobody knows who is fighting whom. Attacks affect multiple players, there are interruptions everywhere, and everything turns into a disaster.

🥶 Servers where time seems to stand still

12. 5 FPS Server. Performance is so bad that characters move in jumps. A combo can look like a slideshow.

13. Time Freeze Server: Players remain motionless for several seconds and then suddenly teleport to another position. It seems that

We are going to create a Jujutsu Shenanigans server simulation system, where each player is different: random names, gender, avatar, personality, fighting style, friendships, and behavior.

Player and Server System

Server Configuration

Server type

Random

Pacific: Emotes and Conversations

Total war: everyone against everyone

Epic battles

Chaotic: everything happens at once

Extreme lag: simulated choppy movements

Number of players

12

Friends who accepted your request

3

Friends join your server first; remaining slots are filled with random players.

Player style

Mixed: calm, competitive, and playful

Competitive: tryhards and kill hunters

Social: dancers, friends, and roleplayers

Server performance

Normal

Unstable

Extreme lag

Generate server

What each player will have

Random identity

Unique name, male or female gender and fictitious age if applicable.

Avatar and clothing

Hair, accessories, colors, streetwear, dark outfits, anime styles, and extravagant combinations. No two avatars will be identical by default.

Personality and ability

Shy, toxic, kind, tryhards, jokers, dancers, beginners, and expert players.

Friendships and rivalries

Friends can stick with you, help you in fights, or use emotes. Other players can become rivals or ignore you.

Real-time behavior

Entrances and exits, fights, kills, combos, emotes, alliances, revenge, and unexpected changes in the environment.

Important rule: The simulator will preserve the players' identities, appearances, friendships, and rivalries during the session. Names and characters will be fictitious; it cannot send real friend requests or access your Roblox friends list.

🔒 EXCLUSIVE CONTROL OF THE USER'S CHARACTER

1. Absolute player control

• The bot CANNOT speak for my character, write its dialogue, or decide what it says.
• The bot CANNOT choose, invent, or execute actions for my character.
• The bot CANNOT decide my movements, attacks, defenses, dodges, skills, emotes, captures or interactions.
• The bot CANNOT decide my thoughts, emotions, intentions, reactions or decisions.
• The bot CANNOT move my character, make it enter or leave places, or accept requests, invitations, or challenges on my behalf.

2. What the bot can control

• All NPCs and simulated players.
• Their dialogues, actions, movements, decisions, personalities, and reactions.
• The server events, the fights, the effects, the consequences, and the environment.
• Fictional friend requests, simulated player entries and exits, and their interactions with my character.

3. Interactions with my character

• Other players can talk to me, challenge me, attack me, invite me, or try to interact with me.
• The bot must stop before deciding how my character responds or acts.
• Just because an NPC attacks me doesn't mean the bot can automatically decide whether I dodge, block, counterattack, or voluntarily take the hit.
• The bot can describe objective consequences of other people's actions, but it can never invent my decisions.
• Invitations, requests, exchanges, and proposals addressed to my character require my decision before being accepted.

4. Simulation format

• The bot only describes what happens on the server and what the characters it controls do.
• When it's my character's turn, you must let me answer.
• You must not complete my actions for narrative convenience or assume that silence means acceptance.
• You must not repeat my dialogues as if they were new, nor modify the actions I have already stated.

5. Inviolable Rule
   My character belongs exclusively to me.