Shibuya is a Jujutsu Kaisen-inspired fighter from Project M, set in the famous Tokyo district a thousand years after the original story. Instead of exorcising curses you contain them, you climb the sorcerer grades through punishing trials, and the virtual Tube Simulations throw you into fights that test whether your build actually works.
Every one of the seven working codes pays out in rerolls — the rolls that let you redo your cursed technique, your race, your clan and even your face, hair colour and theme. The newest, 2000LIKES, is a bundle of all of them at once. You will find the list below, plus both ways of redeeming.
All New Shibuya Codes
- 2000LIKES: 20 CT Rerolls, 10 Race Rerolls, 10 Clan Rerolls, plus Face Rerolls, Hair Color Rerolls, and Theme Rerolls. (==NEW==)
- debuishere: 5 CT Rerolls.
- 10kmembers: 10 CT Rerolls, 5 Clan Rerolls, and 5 Race Rerolls.
- goodnight: Race Rerolls.
- matchmakingfixes: Clan Rerolls.
- boo: 3 Cursed Technique Rerolls.
- publictesting: Locked Clan Rerolls.
Tip: Do not drip-feed your rerolls. Bank the bundle from 2000LIKES until you are ready to reroll your cursed technique — that is the slot worth spending on — and type each code carefully, because this list mixes shouty entries with lowercase ones like goodnight and boo.
Expired Shibuya Codes
This section is empty for now, because no Shibuya code has stopped working yet — every code the game has released is still redeemable, and anything that dies will be moved here.
How to Redeem Shibuya Codes
Shibuya gives you two doors into the same box — a menu route and a chat command — and both are covered in the steps below. If you use the chat route, the code must start with an exclamation mark or nothing happens:
- Launch Shibuya on Roblox.
- Press M to open the menu once you are in the game.
- Find the Codes section near the bottom of the menu and enter your code in the text box.
- Press Enter to claim your rewards.
- Alternatively, open the in-game chat, type ! followed by the code (for example !goodnight), and press Enter to redeem it that way.
How to Get More Shibuya Codes
Project M ties Shibuya’s codes to like milestones — 2000LIKES celebrated the last one, and the game’s own description already promises the next code at 3,000 likes, so every like genuinely moves the counter. Watch the game’s Roblox page around updates as well. We track both and update this page the moment a new code appears.
Why Are My Shibuya Codes Not Working?
When a Shibuya code refuses to work, it is normally one of these.
One wrong case sinks it: The list swings between 2000LIKES in capitals, publictesting in lowercase, and debuishere with no capitals at all. Codes are matched exactly, so a single letter in the wrong case is enough for a rejection — paste rather than type.
It has not expired — yet: No Shibuya code has ever been retired, so expiry is the least likely explanation here. Far more common is forgetting the exclamation mark when redeeming through chat; if one route fails, try the other before giving up on a code.
Codes here are single-claim: Each one works once per account. A code you redeemed last week — especially an early one like publictesting — will be rejected today, even though it is still active for everyone else.
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Conclusion
That wraps up Shibuya’s codes — seven live, all paying in rerolls. The 3,000-likes milestone is the one to watch: when the game crosses it, the next code should follow, and it will appear here.
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