Register finally has an Ultimate in Jujutsu Shenanigans. Update V1.82 gave the Reggie Star-inspired fighter his Con-Artistry Awakening, along with two Ultimate attacks: Mayhem and Big Moves. The latter is the spectacular two-truck attack players familiar with Reggie from Jujutsu Kaisen were probably waiting for.
There’s one catch: Register Ultimate Jujutsu Shenanigans isn’t finished yet. These are only the first two moves, so the current version of Con-Artistry is more of a preview than Reggie’s final awakening kit.
Register Finally Gets His Con-Artistry Ultimate
Register joined Jujutsu Shenanigans as an Early Access character in V1.78 and gradually picked up more tools over the following updates. V1.81 added Pole Vault, Drone Strike, and Extra Coupon, while V1.82 finally gave Reggie his own awakening.
That awakening, Con-Artistry, fits Reggie Star’s Contractual Re-Creation fighting style perfectly. Right now, activating it gives Register access to Mayhem and Big Moves, while his Special remains Discard.
It’s a major upgrade for Reggie, but his Early Access development clearly isn’t done yet.
How to Activate Register’s Ultimate in Jujutsu Shenanigans
Like other awakenings in Jujutsu Shenanigans, Register needs to fill his awakening meter through combat first. Once the meter is ready, press G to activate Con-Artistry. This makes the process straightforward for anyone looking for a Register awakening guide covering the new V1.82 mechanics.
Register handles his awakened attacks a little differently from a normal four-slot Ultimate. With Con-Artistry active, the two currently available Ultimate moves are selected through awakening combinations:
- G + 1 — Mayhem
- G + 2 — Big Moves
For now, those are the only two Ultimate attacks available. If the awakening feels a little empty, that’s intentional—not a bug. Register’s Ultimate is still being developed, with more moves expected to fill out the kit later.
Mayhem: Register’s First Ultimate Move
Mayhem is the first move available during Register’s Con-Artistry awakening. Instead of being a simple close-range hit, it leans into Reggie’s trademark Contractual Re-Creation gimmick by turning recreated objects into a proper offensive threat.
The key is aiming and positioning. Register Mayhem JJS doesn’t do all the work for you, so throwing it out blindly can waste the move. Try to line it up when your opponent is committed to an attack, recovering, or moving in a predictable direction.
In short, Mayhem works best when you read the opponent first rather than using it as a panic button.
Big Moves: Reggie’s Two-Truck Attack
Register’s second Ultimate attack, Big Moves, recreates one of Reggie Star’s most recognizable attacks: summoning two massive trucks to crush his opponent. The move is used during Con-Artistry with G + 2.
Instead of sending a single vehicle straight at the target, Big Moves launches two trucks from different directions, creating a collision path. Because of that, your opponent’s movement matters a lot when lining it up.
If they’re already running sideways or trying to escape, don’t aim at where they are right now. Lead the attack in the direction they’re moving so the trucks meet where they’re likely to end up. Tossing Big Moves at a fast-moving target’s previous position makes it much easier to dodge.
The attack is also a direct reference to Reggie’s fight with Megumi in Jujutsu Kaisen, where he reveals that his technique can recreate large vehicles and sends two trucks toward Megumi. That manga-inspired connection is also one of the main reasons Reggie Ultimate Jujutsu Shenanigans stands out from the character’s regular receipt-based attacks.
The Ultimate Is Still Incomplete
Don’t confuse V1.82’s version of Con-Artistry with Register’s completed awakening. Register currently has only two Ultimate moves: Mayhem and Big Moves, and he’s still an Early Access fighter.
More of Register’s Ultimate kit is expected in future updates. So, the empty space in his awakening isn’t a bug or a broken moveset—Reggie simply isn’t finished yet.
That’s worth keeping in mind when judging the character. Mayhem and Big Moves give Register a serious power boost once Con-Artistry kicks in, but they’re only the first part of his Ultimate, not the full package. Future updates may add new attacks or change how his awakening works as development continues.
Register's Base Kit Recap
Register's base moveset already stands apart because of its receipt-cycle system. Instead of relying on the same four attacks throughout a fight, Reggie cycles through a much larger pool of receipt-based moves, while his Discard special lets him manipulate that rotation.
You do not need to relearn that system to understand the new Ultimate, though. The key change in V1.82 is simple: once Con-Artistry is available, Register can supplement his existing unpredictable playstyle with Mayhem and the two-truck Big Moves attack—and more awakening options are still to come.
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