Jujutsu Zero Halloween Part 2: Hallo Scythe, Death Tally and Mahito

How to enter the Halloween event

Talk to the Halloween TP NPC at Spawn. The new Halloween Event Map is the hub for the event's activities and has a day/night cycle. Some NPCs only appear at night, so a daytime visit will not show every interaction.

Overworld NPC spawn timers now appear at their spawn locations. Use those timers and the event's day/night cycle when checking for enemies and NPCs.

Hallo Scythe Part 2: enhanced skills and Certain Death

Hallo Scythe Part 2 adds unique movement animations and a Progression Tree whose NPC is on Halloween Island. Its Enhanced Variant turns the scythe orange, upgrades the original skills with larger hitboxes and range, and unlocks the Certain Death ultimate. The enhanced weapon is designed to work with Death Tally.

Hallo Scythe now has a Lifetime Kill Tracker: accumulate kills over time to gain permanent buffs. This lifetime progression is separate from Death Tally's current Kill Counter, which Soul Harvest spends.

Hallo Scythe was already available from Spooky Raid and the AFK Place. Part 2 adds Pumpkin Guesser, Candy Collection and Spooky Wheel as drop methods.

Death Tally: requirements, drops and stats

Death Tally is a limited Rarity 7 passive that requires Hallo Scythe to be equipped. It drops from Halloween Raids, Candy Collection, Pumpkin Guesser and Spooky Wheel. It grants +25% Hallo Scythe Weapon AMP, +50% Weapon AMP (All) and +25% Halloween Bonus, and unlocks a current Kill Counter.

Soul Harvest: cost and all five kill breakpoints

Soul Harvest costs 50% of your current Kill Counter plus 90% of your maximum HP. Its buff depends on the Kill Counter breakpoint:

• 5 kills — +10% Weapon AMP for 10 seconds.
• 10 kills — +25% Weapon AMP for 12.5 seconds.
• 20 kills — +35% Weapon AMP and all Hallo Scythe cooldowns reset; buff lasts 15 seconds.
• 50 kills — +35% Weapon AMP, +10% Hallo Scythe damage and all Hallo Scythe cooldowns reset; buffs last 25 seconds.
• 100 kills — +50% Weapon AMP, +20% Hallo Scythe damage and all Hallo Scythe cooldowns reset; buffs last 30 seconds.

Idle Transfiguration Part 2: two new skills

Idle Transfiguration Part 2 of 3 adds two new skills and the tree nodes that unlock them. Its Domain is planned for later and is not released in this update. Completing the final Curtain Night quest now rewards a copy of Idle Transfiguration.

The original four-move release introduced these three specialization paths:

• Tree 1: its focus unlocks a bar mechanic. Triggering it makes the next hit or hits deal 2× damage.
• Tree 2: its focus increases cooldowns in exchange for a +50% boost to all damage.
• Tree 3: unlocks an additional Soul Ring summon slot and grants +75% Halloween damage bonus.

Curtain Night: all 10 quests and Idle Transfiguration reward

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.

Quest givers include Halloween Nobara, Halloween Panda, Masked Stranger and Halloween Yuji.

Mahito Gamemode Raid: Subway Entrance and three phases

The Mahito Gamemode Raid is accessed through the Subway Entrance. Fight waves of Transfigured Humans in Phase 1, face Mahito in Phase 2, then dodge oncoming trains during combat in Phase 3. Its drops include Spooky Candy, Anima Crate and the limited Disaster Grade accessory Mahito's Sleeve.

Mahito is a separate raid from the earlier Spooky Raid covered in the solo farming guide. Do not apply that guide's 150-candy hosting fee, 30-trillion boss HP or Hallow Crate rewards to Mahito.

• Phase 1: defeat waves of Transfigured Humans.
• Phase 2: fight Mahito head-on.
• Phase 3: keep fighting while dodging oncoming trains.

Anima Crate and Mahito's Sleeve

Anima Crate drops from the Mahito Gamemode Raid and contains upgrade materials for both Hallo Scythe and Idle Transfiguration. Mahito's Sleeve is a new limited Disaster Grade accessory listed with the raid and Anima Crate rewards. Its stats, exact drop chances and upgrade quantities were not supplied in the Part 2 announcement.

Candy Collection: spent candy counts

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.

Zombie Siege: five Halloween Shibuya maps

Zombie Siege is a wave-based raid across five Halloween Shibuya maps. Fight zombie hordes and Zombie Siege Bosses.

Fear ailment and the Wisp item

Fear is the new ailment obtained from the Wisp item. Talk to the dedicated NPC on the Halloween Event Map to use it. The announcement does not specify Fear's effect, Wisp acquisition method or required quantity.

Spooky Wheel and Pumpkin Guesser

Spooky Wheel gives a chance at Halloween event rewards, including skins, Hallo Scythe and Death Tally. The announcement does not supply spin costs or drop odds.

Pumpkin Guesser is a Halloween mini-game with a chance at limited rewards including Reaper Clan, Hallo Scythe and Death Tally. These are chance rewards, not guaranteed wins.

Trick or Treat: rewards, fights and raids

There are three NPC variants: Regular NPCs at fixed spawns, Night-only NPCs, and Random NPCs whose locations and spawn times vary. Each NPC can be interacted with once per hour. That limit is per NPC, not one shared interaction for the entire event.

The outcome is random: you receive a treat or a trick when interacting, rather than choosing which encounter to receive.

• Treat: receive a random item reward from the NPC-specific loot pool.
• Trick encounter: enemies spawn for you to defeat, or you are sent into a Halloween Raid.

Hidden Haiden Seek NPCs

Haiden Seek NPCs are hidden around the Halloween Event Map. The announcement does not provide their exact positions or rewards.

Soul Ring: claim and summon boss souls

Soul Ring is a new passive item that requires Idle Transfiguration to be equipped. It increases Idle Transfiguration damage and gives a 10% chance to claim a soul when you defeat a boss NPC.

Claimed souls can be summoned to fight for you and inherit part of your ATK. Idle Transfiguration's third tree adds another summon slot. Soul Ring is in the Spooky Raid reward pool alongside Idle Transfiguration and Hallo Scythe.

Reaper clan and Halloween Bonus

Reaper grants Reaper Aura at higher level stages, buffs Hallo Scythe skills and provides extra Halloween Bonus. It is available through the AFK Place and the Event Shop for 50,000 Spooky Candy; Pumpkin Guesser now offers another chance to obtain it.

Halloween Bonus applies in the Halloween Event Map and Halloween Raids. It is not a general damage bonus for every activity. Death Tally adds +25% Halloween Bonus.

Four limited Halloween progression accessories

Complete tiered Halloween Progression Quests for event-exclusive rewards. The new limited accessories are:

• Stitched Face — Special Grade accessory. Its new material can be bought from the Event Shop.
• 2026 Halloween Event Hat.
• Trick O' Treat Companion.
• Candy Basket.

Spooky Event Gear: six limited tiers

Spooky Event Gear is only obtainable during the 2026 Halloween Event. Its six spirit-themed tiers are Spooky Yellow, Spooky Orange, Spooky Red, Spooky X, Spooky Y and Spooky Z.

Use Spooky Collection in game to check event completion. The linked Halloween gear comparison covers the six pieces, their stats and Ashira's X/Y/Z damage test.

Spooky Candy, Lost Souls and mini-boss drops

Spooky Candy is the main event currency. Earn it from Trick or Treat, enemies and quests across Shibuya, then spend it in the Event Shop. The updated AFK Place also includes Spooky Candy.

Lost Souls come from Halloween-related enemies and fill the Soul Bag. Check your progress at the Soul Bag NPC.

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

HAPPYHalloween code and expired SPOOKY

Redeem HAPPYHalloween for 750 Spooky Candy, 1,000 Crystals and 5,000 Lumens. Enter the code as shown.

SPOOKY has been removed. shikigami and FRAMES were already removed in previous updates.

Part 2 fixes and what comes next

Part 2 fixes incorrect Spooky Candy quest payouts, the Megumi Clan chat tag, incorrect shop icons and description typos, alongside other bug fixes. Trick or Treat candy rewards were adjusted and Trick NPC counts reduced.

Idle Transfiguration's Domain is still planned for later. The two new skills, expanded Hallo Scythe kit and final three Curtain Night quests are available now.