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In Jujutsu Kaisen: Phantom Parade, featured-banner pity is tracked with Exclusive Gacha Points tied to that specific gacha. On the featured gacha described in the game’s official announcement, each draw awards one point, but points do not transfer directly to other gachas. Some banners also accept Gacha Point Cards; exact exchange costs, card limits and end-of-banner rules depend on the banner, so check its in-game details before spending.
How Exclusive Gacha Points work
- Draw on the featured gacha. The game’s official global announcement says each draw on the named Limited-Time Character Featured Gacha grants one Exclusive Gacha Point. That rate is confirmed for the gacha in the notice, not necessarily every banner.
- Spend points in that gacha’s exchange. The notice says points can be exchanged for characters or Recollection Bits whose rates are increased on that gacha. The items and their prices are shown in the banner’s Exchange.
- Check whether Gacha Point Cards are supported. Some banners allow cards to add points toward the exchange. A community guide describes exchanging 20 banner points for 10 cards, with a maximum of 100 cards earned on a banner; a community database says one card adds one point and documents a 100-point card-use cap for its banner. These are not universal official figures: confirm the card icon, conversion and cap in the live exchange.
Points earned on separate gachas are counted separately and cannot be carried directly to another gacha, as the official notice explains. Cards offer only a limited bridge where supported: under the community guide’s reported conversion, spending 20 points earns 10 cards, and the receiving banner may cap how many card points it accepts.
How many pulls to reach the featured character?
A community beginner guide gives a 250-point featured-character exchange target and says that, in its described setup, this corresponds to 75,000 Cubes. The official global announcement confirms one point per draw for its named banner but does not establish 250 points as a universal exchange price. Treat both the target and the Cube total as banner-specific guidance, not a guarantee for every region or gacha. Tickets, free or paid Cubes, card use and the exchange inventory can affect what you need to spend. Check the current banner’s displayed exchange requirement before pulling.
For illustration only: if a banner’s target is 250 points, accepts up to 100 card points, and uses the community guide’s reported card conversion, a player would still need to earn 150 points on that target banner. The arithmetic depends on those figures applying to that banner; verify each value in-game.
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Does pity carry over when a banner ends?
Exclusive Gacha Points do not transfer intact to a different gacha. A community database says that, for its documented banner, unused points convert to JP at a 1:1000 ratio after the exchange closes, with the JP delivered later as a gift. That is a specific community-documented example, not a confirmed rule for every banner. Check the banner’s own notice for its closing date and leftover-point handling; official notices also caution that available periods and contents may change.
Is a ten-pull a featured-character guarantee?
No—not on the evidence available for the documented banner. The community database describes its ten-draw guarantee as an SR-or-higher character or Recollection Bit. That is a minimum-rarity guarantee, not the featured-character exchange. A low-probability featured item is not guaranteed after a fixed number of draws unless the banner’s exchange explicitly gives you a way to redeem it.
What to check before spending
- The exact point cost for the character or Recollection Bit you want.
- Your current points on this specific banner.
- Whether this banner supports Gacha Point Cards, how many cards it accepts, and how cards convert to points.
- The exchange closing date and the stated treatment of remaining points.
- Whether your planned pulls use tickets, free Cubes or paid Cubes; do not assume every banner or currency type behaves the same way.
The game’s official global notice is the strongest source for the rules of the featured gacha it names. Its displayed notice date does not include a year. A Japanese 2026 notice separately confirms one dedicated point per qualifying character or Recollection Bit on its named banner, no transfer to other gachas, and card support for that banner; those details do not make every region’s current banner identical. Use the in-game Gacha Details and Exchange for the banner you are actually considering.
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