Quick answer: Characters are the units you place to generate money. The developer says you can obtain them from Sealed Cubes and upgrade them to increase earnings. We have documented two individual examples below; this is not a complete roster or tier list.
Characters seen in gameplay
The following entries come from one player’s November 12 recording. Each has its own displayed variant and level, so its value should be treated as a snapshot of that particular unit—not a verified base stat for every copy.
| Visible unit | Observed display | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Electric Choso | Level 1; $1.48K per orb. | Watch at 5:48 ↗ |
| Normal Panda | Level 2; $147 per orb. | Watch at 8:18 ↗ |
The two units were not recorded at the same level or with the same variant. Their displayed numbers do not establish which is the best investment or what either character earns at another level.
How to use these examples: Electric Choso and Normal Panda are useful for recognizing the labels you may see on a farm. They are not a head-to-head test: the recording shows different levels and variants. If your own Panda is a different level, its displayed income may also differ.
Character names in the product catalog
Baseplate Tools lists paid offers named Forbidden Gojo, Forbidden Toji, Forbidden Jogo, Forbidden Sendai Colony Yuta, Forbidden Sendai Colony Ryu Ishigori, Forbidden Tokyo Colony Higuruma and Forbidden Sukuna 15 Finger. This is a November 14 snapshot of product names, not a verified roster, drop table or set of character stats. Confirm what an offer contains in the game before buying it.
How to compare your characters
Open your own game and note each unit’s displayed name, variant, level and income. Compare the same type of number: the video shows amounts per orb as well as a separate farm total per second. You need the production interval and relevant modifiers before turning a per-orb value into a per-second rate.
When considering an upgrade, compare its cost with the increase shown by your game. For rates measured in Cash per second, divide the upgrade cost by the increase per second to estimate payback time. For example, a hypothetical 1,000-Cash upgrade adding 50 Cash per second takes 20 seconds to repay at a constant rate; those figures are an example, not game data. If the interface does not preview the result, record before-and-after values only when you can afford to test it.
A fair comparison needs the same measurement
Suppose one character shows Cash per orb while the farm counter shows Cash per second. The larger number is not automatically the better result: one describes an individual payout and the other describes a rate. Note the unit shown beside the value before comparing, then check the character’s level and any active bonus. Compare like with like whenever possible.
How to unlock and use more units
The official listing says Sealed Cubes unlock characters. Once a cube opens, place the result on your farm so it can contribute income. Better cubes are described as offering a chance at stronger characters; that wording does not guarantee an individual result.
Before buying, distinguish the currency on the specific offer. A Jujutsu First Years conveyor offer appears in the November 12 recording; trackers also list similarly named Robux products. A paid product listing does not establish the conveyor’s Cash price or the characters inside.
What should you do after opening a cube?
Place the new character and look at the unit label before investing in it. Record its displayed name, variant, level and per-orb amount. If you are deciding whether to upgrade, note the upgrade cost and compare the same rate before and after. In the November 12 recording, Electric Choso showed $1.48K per orb at level 1; Normal Panda showed $147 per orb at level 2. Those snapshots demonstrate why the label matters, but not the starting value or ranking of either character.
SuperCheats also reports Cash character offers on the conveyor. Treat that as a separate reported way to obtain a unit, and check the offer itself: the name of a cube does not tell you its full character pool.
Character FAQ
Is this every character in Jujutsu Farm?
No. Only the two examples above have been transcribed from the inspected footage. A complete list, cube-to-character mapping and current drop rates still need verification.
Which character is best?
We do not yet have comparable current data for a defensible ranking. Consider each unit’s actual rate, level, variant and upgrade cost rather than ranking the two snapshots above.
Sources: official Roblox listing and Berlian kecil gameplay, published November 12, 2026. Selected moments reviewed November 14, 2026.