How to Get Cursed Flesh and Cursed Fingers in Jujutsu Zero

Unlocking the Malevolent Shrine in Jujutsu Zero

The Malevolent Shrine is one of the most significant power spikes for players in Jujutsu: Zero, a popular Roblox title developed by Studio Resonance. Unlocking this Domain Expansion is not a simple task; it requires a specific set of items and a structured progression path. To successfully unlock the ability, you must gather a total of nine Cursed Flesh, three Cursed Fingers, and one Domain Fragment.

Understanding the grind is essential. Many players mistakenly believe they only need three Cursed Flesh, but that is merely the final cost. To reach that point, you must navigate the Frozen Star NPC's questline, which consumes six additional Cursed Flesh. Below, we break down the most efficient methods to obtain these rare items.

How to Get Cursed Flesh Efficiently

Cursed Flesh is the backbone of your progression. It serves both as a currency for the Frozen Star questline and as a final requirement for the Domain unlock. With a 30% drop rate from the Curse Remnant boss, consistency is your best friend.

Tip

The Curse Remnant boss has 66,666 HP at Level 1 and respawns every 15 minutes. Speed is vital, as other players in the server will also be hunting this boss.

The most effective strategy reported by the community is "server hopping." Because the boss does not have a single fixed spawn point, you should check all four known locations immediately upon entering a server. If the boss is not there, leave and join a different server to repeat the process.

Curse Remnant Spawn Locations

• Near Teleport 7: Coordinates approximately -63, 3, 208.
• Above Teleport 7: Coordinates approximately -40, 3, -393.
• Mountain under Teleport 5: Coordinates approximately 1562, 923, 881.
• Between Teleports 5 and 6: Coordinates approximately 1954, 98, 397.

Obtaining Cursed Fingers via Frozen Star

Cursed Fingers are exclusively obtained through the Frozen Star NPC, a hidden figure located high up in a tree in the top-right section of the map. Reaching this NPC can be difficult; if you find yourself struggling, focus on upgrading your air jumps or utilizing precise movement techniques to climb the trees safely.

1. Quest I: Reach Level 150. Pay 1 Cursed Flesh and the required Yen to start.
2. Quest II: Reach Level 250. Pay 2 Cursed Flesh and 100,000 Yen.
3. Quest III: Reach Level 350. Pay 3 Cursed Flesh, 250,000 Yen, and a Heavenly Fragment.

Each quest requires you to track down a Cursed Chest. Upon completing these missions, you will receive one Cursed Finger per quest, totaling three. Remember, you must have the required amount of Cursed Flesh on hand before you can even initiate these quests, so prioritize your boss farming first.

The Optimal Farming Order

To minimize wasted time, follow this specific progression path:

• Phase 1: Farm the Curse Remnant boss until you have 9 Cursed Flesh.
• Phase 2: While waiting for boss spawns, open any available crates to hunt for a Domain Fragment.
• Phase 3: Visit the Frozen Star NPC to complete the three Cursed Chest quests.
• Phase 4: Once you have 3 Cursed Fingers, 1 Domain Fragment, and your remaining 3 Cursed Flesh, you are ready to unlock the Malevolent Shrine.

Check the game's official social channels or pinned community comments for current codes, as these occasionally offer free Cursed Flesh, which can save you significant time during the grind.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a Domain Fragment for the quests?

No, the Domain Fragment is not required for the Frozen Star quests. It is a separate item required only for the final unlocking process of the Malevolent Shrine.

What happens if I fail a Frozen Star quest?

If you are unable to locate the chest or die during the quest, you may need to restart the process. Ensure you are prepared for the combat level required at your current progression stage.

Can I trade for Cursed Flesh?

Currently, the most reliable way to obtain these items is through the specified boss drops and quest rewards. Relying on trading can be risky and inefficient compared to server hopping.