Jujutsu Shenanigans Sound IDs

What Are Sound IDs Used For?

The Custom Kill Sound gamepass unlocks 2 new audio settings: one for the sound that plays when you die, and one for the sound that plays when you finish a player. Each setting accepts a Roblox audio ID, which the game then plays from the dead body.

Sound customization sits at the intersection of cosmetics and flexing: a recognizable JJK theme as your kill sound tells the lobby exactly what kind of player you are. It is one of the few personalization features that costs Robux rather than in-game cash, which is why the 100-Robux price tag is the standard fact in every discussion.

Kill Sound vs. Death Sound

The two settings serve different purposes. Your kill sound plays from the defeated player’s body — your victory flex, heard by everyone nearby for the roughly 5 seconds the body exists. Your death sound plays when you lose, which is why most players pick something short and funny rather than a full song.

You can set the same ID for both, but the community convention is a banger for kills and a meme for deaths. Whatever you choose, remember the global mute exists — if your lobby is complaining, they can (and will) turn custom sounds off.

How to Get the Custom Kill Sound Gamepass

The gamepass costs 100 Robux and is purchased through the in-game Shop, alongside the other gamepasses. Once owned, the two audio settings appear in your settings menu — no extra steps beyond pasting an ID into each field.

How to Find Audio IDs

1. Open the Roblox Marketplace audio section.
2. Search for the track you want (JJK soundtracks are the community favorite).
3. Copy the ID from the audio’s URL — usually a 10-digit string of numbers.
4. Paste it into the kill sound or death sound setting in Jujutsu Shenanigans.

Note that audio availability changes constantly: Roblox removes assets for copyright, and newly created sounds behave differently (see below). An ID that worked last month can stop working without warning. The URL format is the easiest reference: every Roblox audio page shows its numeric ID in the address bar, and older, well-distributed tracks are the safest picks because they have survived Roblox’s asset purges. If a track does not appear in search, it was likely removed — look for re-uploads under different names.

How to Test Sound IDs

Test in a private server or against a dummy before committing: open your settings, paste the ID, and check both fields. IDs that fail immediately with the authorization error are dead; IDs that play once and then error on repeat are on the way out. Keep a shortlist of three or four working IDs so you are never stuck with a silent kill.

Also remember that Roblox’s audio search shows what is available to games, not everything on the platform: if a famous JJK track is missing from search, it is gone from the creator store — community lists are the fastest way to find surviving re-uploads.

Community-Curated JJK Sound IDs

The r/JujutsuShenanigans community maintains a curated list of working JJK soundtrack IDs (38+ IDs in the most recent thread, backed by 200+ comments). A selection of the most-cited entries, verified by the community as of early 2026:

The full 38-ID list lives in the “hi guys 3 (audio ids)” Reddit thread, which also includes the author’s notes on which tracks pass Roblox review and which get removed. Treat every ID as potentially expired — IDs die with copyright strikes, not with game updates. Entries labeled “FULL” (like the Infinite Void FULL entry above) are extended versions of the theme; the community labels them separately because the short-loop versions behave differently.

Why Some IDs Don’t Work

Two failure modes are common. First, newly created sounds — even ones distributed to the creator store — often fail in Jujutsu Shenanigans with the error “User is not authorized to access Asset.” Roblox changed its asset creation system to prevent asset stealing, so new assets no longer receive predictable IDs.

Second, copyright strikes. The community notes that some OSTs (like “impatience” and “awakening”) pass upload but never appear in the creator store, while tracks like “delirious,” “entrusted” and “physical prowess” get copyrighted regularly. If your ID fails with an asset error, pick an older, well-established ID instead.

The ID length is a tell: Roblox’s anti-stealing asset system no longer issues creation-order IDs, so very long randomized IDs are the ones most likely to fail. When a list references a classic 10-digit ID, it is usually an older, stable asset.

Skill Builder Audio

Sound IDs are not limited to kill sounds: the Skill Builder’s custom moveset tools also accept audio IDs for custom move effects, letting you build a moveset that sounds the way it plays. The exact fields are documented in our custom moveset guide — the same ID you use for a kill sound works there too.

Copyright and Etiquette

Sound IDs are a gray area by design: you are using Roblox-hosted audio, and Roblox can pull any track at any time. Keep backups of your favorite IDs, re-check lists before big events, and avoid memeing with extremely loud sounds in public servers — the global mute setting exists because players disagree about what is funny.

The ID-sharing culture is one of the game’s healthiest community habits: Reddit threads routinely hit hundreds of comments, and trackers update their lists after every copyright purge. If you find a new working ID, posting it is the norm — the lists only stay alive because players contribute.

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