Jujutsu Zero Halloween Guide: Spooky Candy, Lost Souls and Shop Rewards

Enter the Halloween map and start with the quests

Talk to the Halloween TP NPC at Spawn to enter the event map. Spooky Candy pays for limited accessories, skin tokens and Reaper Clan, while Lost Souls unlock a separate set of Soul Bag buffs.

All ten Curtain Night quests are now available: the final three unlocked in Part 2. The questline requires level 1,500+, begins at The Crossing and leads toward the Mahito Subway Raid. The final quest rewards a copy of Idle Transfiguration. Part 2 also fixes incorrect Spooky Candy quest payouts; the older first-week 635-candy total is not a confirmed current total.

Curtain Night: first-week route and Part 2 reward

The final three quests are now unlocked, and completing the final quest rewards Idle Transfiguration. Follow the original route below, then continue through the newly available quests.

The candy amounts recorded in the October 25 video are historical: Part 2 fixed quest candy payouts, so 635 is not a confirmed current total. The first-week objectives below still explain the recorded route.

• Halloween Nobara, quest 1 — collect Halloween Candy from trick-or-treaters and exchange it with her.
• Halloween Nobara, quest 2 — find the contest props around The Crossing.
• Halloween Nobara, quest 3 — defeat the contestants who crashed the party.
• Halloween Panda — fight Transfigured Civilians.
• Masked Stranger, quest 1 — exchange a Transfigured Soul.
• Masked Stranger, quest 2 — bring Cursed Embers from Cursed Pumpkins.
• Halloween Yuji — defeat the underground curses.

Candy Collection and new Part 2 activities

Candy Collection at the Candy Collector NPC tracks total Spooky Candy collected, including candy already spent. Tracking starts with Part 2; candy collected before this update is not part of the new tracking period. Receive random rewards every 3 hours, with better reward pools as your collected total grows. Miscellaneous leaderboards are beside the NPC.

Pumpkin Guesser can reward Reaper Clan, Hallo Scythe and Death Tally. Candy Collection and Spooky Wheel also offer Hallo Scythe and Death Tally; the Wheel includes skins. Zombie Siege adds wave-based fights across five Halloween Shibuya maps.

Redeem HAPPYHalloween for 750 Spooky Candy, 1,000 Crystals and 5,000 Lumens. SPOOKY is expired.

Trick or Treat: rotate between NPCs

Trick or Treat NPCs are spread around the Halloween map. Regular NPCs have fixed locations, night-only NPCs appear after dark, and random NPCs can appear at different places and times.

Interacting can randomly give you a treat or a trick. Treats include rewards such as Yen, Lumens, Spooky Candy or souls. A trick starts a combat encounter: enemies may spawn for you to defeat, or you may be sent into a Halloween Raid. Take advantage of those encounters for another chance at rewards.

Each NPC has a one-hour interaction cooldown. After using one, move to another instead of waiting beside it. Check regular spawns, watch for random NPCs along the way, and add the night-only NPCs to your route when the time changes.

Part 2 adds 15 more Trick or Treat NPCs and brings the Halloween Overworld Raid pool to eight. Candy amounts were adjusted and Trick encounters spawn fewer enemies.

Farm mini-bosses for candy and Lost Souls together

Defeat the mini-bosses while travelling between Trick or Treat NPCs. Both give Spooky Candy and Lost Souls, so you can work toward a shop purchase and Soul Bag milestones at the same time.

These enemies have respawn timers. Check the timer at the spawn and continue your route while the enemy is unavailable instead of waiting at the same spot.

• Transfigured Civilian — Transfigured Souls, Spooky Candy and Lost Souls.
• Cursed Pumpkin — Cursed Embers, Spooky Candy and Lost Souls.

Spooky Raid: rewards and the real candy cost

Hosting Spooky Raid costs 150 Spooky Candy and supports up to 14 players. The listed clear rewards are 250 million EXP, 15 Hallow Crates and 50 Spooky Candy. Its reward pool also includes Idle Transfiguration, Hallo Scythe and Soul Ring; those items are not a guaranteed result of every clear.

For the host, 150 candy spent minus 50 candy returned leaves a net cost of 100 candy per clear, before considering the value of the other loot. Hosting trades candy for equipment opportunities, crates and experience. It does not build up your candy balance.

The boss has 30 trillion health. Bring a group to make the fight more manageable, particularly if your build is still being upgraded. Soloing can take time away from the map activities you could otherwise be farming.

Part 2 adds a separate Mahito Gamemode Raid through the Subway Entrance. It drops Spooky Candy, Anima Crate and Mahito's Sleeve. The Spooky Raid costs and clear rewards above do not describe Mahito. For Idle Transfiguration, the final Curtain Night quest now provides another route with a copy as its reward.

• Saving for a shop purchase? Prioritize Trick or Treat and available mini-bosses.
• Chasing Idle Transfiguration, Hallo Scythe, Soul Ring or Hallow Crates? Add group raid runs and budget for the hosting cost.
• Keep the 150-candy hosting fee separate from the random raid encounter triggered by Trick or Treat.

Use the AFK Place when you are away

The in-game AFK Place now includes Halloween rewards such as Hallo Scythe, Reaper Clan and Spooky Candy. Use it when you are not actively playing.

The AFK Place gives one roll every 100 seconds, with rewards based on your Sorcerer Grade. For active sessions, rotate between Trick or Treat NPCs and mini-bosses; use the AFK Place when you stop actively playing.

Halloween Event Shop: all eight listed prices

Choose the next reward you want before spending your candy. Reaper Clan is a much larger goal than the accessories or skin tokens, so small purchases can noticeably delay it.

• Hallow Crate — 100 Spooky Candy each.
• Thread — 500 Spooky Candy; the shop describes it as a material for crafting Face Stitches.
• Spooky Idle Token — 7,500 Spooky Candy.
• Candy Basket — 8,000 Spooky Candy.
• Trick O' Treat Companion — 10,000 Spooky Candy.
• 2026 Halloween Event Hat — 12,000 Spooky Candy.
• Spooky Hallo Token — 15,000 Spooky Candy.
• Reaper Clan — 50,000 Spooky Candy.

Which Halloween accessory should you buy?

These screenshots show level 1, rank 1, Ascension 1 bonuses. The accessories can be upgraded further. Choose around your current build rather than assuming the most expensive option is always the best.

Candy Basket costs 8,000 candy and gives +100% EXP, +30% luck, +50% damage amplification and +50% ATK. It is the farming-focused choice of these three because it combines experience and luck with damage stats.

Trick O' Treat Companion costs 10,000 candy and gives +15% cooldown reduction, +50% damage amplification, +50% critical rate, +50% critical damage and +50% ATK. Consider it when cooldown and critical bonuses fit your setup.

2026 Halloween Event Hat costs 12,000 candy and gives +50% damage amplification, +50% Hallo Scythe damage, +50% Idle Transfiguration damage, +50% technique damage, +50% ATK and +50% critical damage. Its specific bonuses make it worth considering for either of the new Halloween options.

Spooky skin tokens and the Reaper Clan goal

Exchange Spooky Idle Token for the Spooky Idle Transfiguration skin, or Spooky Hallo Token for the Spooky Hallo Scythe skin. Their shop costs are 7,500 and 15,000 candy respectively. Pick the token for the technique or weapon you actually use.

Each skin gives +30% Halloween Bonus, +100% EXP and +250% critical damage alongside its appearance. Halloween Bonus applies to Halloween content, not every activity in the game.

Reaper Clan costs 50,000 candy. It buffs Hallo Scythe skills, grants Reaper Aura at higher level stages and provides additional Halloween Bonus. Treat it as a longer-term target if you want to build around Hallo Scythe.

Pumpkin Guesser now offers a chance to obtain Reaper Clan as well. No chance or guaranteed completion cost was supplied, so keep the shop purchase separate from that random reward.

All eight Soul Bag milestones

Talk to the Soul Bag NPC to check your Lost Soul total and unlocked milestones. Keep collecting while farming candy: the rewards give useful goals before the final 2,000-soul milestone.

• 30 Lost Souls — +150 health.
• 50 Lost Souls — +150 Cursed Energy.
• 100 Lost Souls — +7.5% Halloween Bonus.
• 250 Lost Souls — +10% Idle Transfiguration damage.
• 500 Lost Souls — +50% critical damage.
• 1,000 Lost Souls — +10% Hallo Scythe damage.
• 1,500 Lost Souls — another +10% Halloween Bonus.
• 2,000 Lost Souls — +5% technique damage and +5% weapon damage.

Recommended farming order

Start with all ten Curtain Night quests and the HAPPYHalloween code. Then rotate between available Trick or Treat NPCs and respawned mini-bosses, adding night-only NPCs after dark. Part 2 provides more NPCs and raid maps to visit.

Check the Candy Collector every three hours while growing the total collected since Part 2. You can spend tracked candy without losing collection progress. Keep the Soul Bag's Lost Soul milestones separate from Candy Collection.

Choose raids for the rewards you need: Spooky Raid for its existing equipment and Hallow Crates; Mahito through the Subway Entrance for Anima Crate and Mahito's Sleeve. Budget Spooky Raid hosting costs, try the new event activities, and use the in-game AFK Place when you are away.