Gakuran Wiki: Complete Game Overview and Hub

Gakuran Roblox wiki hub: what the game is, core systems at a glance, all fighting styles and locations, a new player roadmap, and FAQs in one page.

Gakuran Roblox Wiki

Gakuran is a free Roblox experience that blends a Japanese high school life simulator with deep melee combat. You play a delinquent student in an open city map — attending class, hanging out with friends, working part-time jobs, and brawling other players with martial arts styles rolled through a reroll system. Since launch it has grown past 2.5 million community members, and this wiki hub collects everything the game offers in one place: core systems, every fighting style, all locations, and a roadmap for your first hours.

What Is Gakuran About?

The fantasy is the classic Japanese delinquent manga setup. By day, the city and school run like a slice-of-life sim: you customize your character's uniform, hair, face, and accessories, buy snacks from vending machines, listen to music, and chat with other players. The moment a fight starts, the game pivots into a skill-based melee brawler with blocking, parrying, dashing, and combo-driven combat.

Two things set Gakuran apart from other Roblox fighting games:

  • The reroll system — your fighting style, and many cosmetic traits, are randomized rather than chosen. Landing a rare style is a core part of the progression loop.
  • The social sandbox — carrying players, stealing items, emotes, and a phone system make the world feel lived-in between fights.

Core Systems at a Glance

SystemWhat It DoesWhere to Learn More
Stats14 rerollable traits from fight style to appearanceStats guide
Fighting Styles8 martial arts across 4 rarity tiers, rolled with YenAll fighting styles
RerollingRefresh individual traits without touching the restReroll guide
Jobs12+ work locations paying 40–140 Yen per shiftAll locations
CombatBlocking, parrying, dashing, light and heavy attacksCombat guide
ClansPlayer-run crews with their own cultures and requirementsHow to join
EconomyYen for rerolls and gear, Gems for premium itemsVending machine guide
SocialPhone system, emotes, carrying, item stealingPhone system guide

All Fighting Styles in Gakuran

Styles are the heart of progression. They roll through a Yen-based reroll system, with your current style replaced on each roll:

Fighting StyleRarityRoll Odds
BasicCommon59%
SluggerUncommon30%
Muay ThaiUncommon30%
KarateUncommon30%
BoxingEpic10%
HakariEpic10%
CapoeiraLegendary1%
WrestlingLegendary1%

Each style has its own moveset, strengths, and ideal pairing. Boxing is widely considered the best overall pick for its relentless pressure, while Capoeira and Wrestling sit at the top of the rarity pyramid. Full per-style breakdowns live in our dedicated fighting style pages.

Every Location in Gakuran

The map spans a school campus and a full city. Key areas include:

AreaWhat You Do There
School CampusMain hub — classes, dojos, rooftop, social center
DowntownCafes, shops, most weapon and item stores
City HospitalOne of the higher-paying jobs
Construction SiteBuilder job, weapon pickups
Harbor DockFisherman job, scenic corner of the map
Warehouse DistrictTop-tier job pay
Airport TerminalBest job in the game, unlocks at level 10
Convenience StoreKonbini shopping — snacks, items, weapons
Park and BeachTour guide job, vendor job, hangout spots
Subway StationHidden location, ticket clerk job

The city map guide walks through how the areas connect, and the all-locations page lists every work site with pay ranges.

New Player Roadmap

If you just spawned in, work through these in order:

StepGoalWhy
1Learn the controls and try shift lockFights are won on camera control
2Redeem all working codesFree Yen and rerolls to start with
3Reroll until you drop BasicUncommon styles make early fights winnable
4Take a job and grind your first YenFunds your first reroll batches
5Learn parry timing in a dojoParries decide most even fights
6Join the community Discord or a clanFinds duels, events, and trade partners
7Chase an Epic style, then master PvPThe endgame loop

Gakuran FAQ

Is Gakuran free to play?

Yes. Gakuran is completely free on Roblox. There are optional Robux purchases for Gems and convenience items, but every core system — styles, jobs, combat — is reachable without spending a cent.

What platforms can you play Gakuran on?

Gakuran plays on every platform Roblox supports: PC, Mac, Xbox, and mobile devices on both iOS and Android. Most competitive players use PC with shift lock for the tightest camera control.

How many players does Gakuran have?

The Gakuran Roblox group has grown past 2.5 million members, and the game regularly pulls concurrent players into its servers. Peak activity sits around after-school hours and weekends; the official Discord is the best place to see how alive the game is at any moment.

What is the best fighting style in Gakuran?

Boxing, for most players. It is Epic rarity at a 10% roll rate, has the strongest pressure in the game, and is forgiving to learn. Capoeira and Wrestling are rarer and spectacular, but harder to master. Our tier list breaks down the full ranking.

How do I get a new fighting style?

Reroll it with Yen. Each roll replaces your current style at random using the odds table above. Free reroll chances sometimes come from codes, so redeem those before spending your own Yen.

Is Gakuran good for casual players?

Yes — that is the split personality by design. You can spend an entire session working a job, shopping at the konbini, and emoting with friends without throwing a single punch, and the game never forces you into combat.

Updates and History

Gakuran launched in 2025 and has kept a steady update cadence through 2026. The broad strokes:

PeriodMajor Additions
Launch (2025)Base map, 8 fighting styles, reroll system, core jobs
Late 2025Phone system, item stealing, carrying mechanics
Early 2026Accessories expansion, hair and face customization updates
Mid 2026Music and instruments, more vending machine items
Ongoing 2026Seasonal events, code drops, balance passes on styles

Exact patch contents land on the official Discord first, and our codes page tracks every working code after each update. Bookmark this hub; we keep it current as the game evolves.

In-Game Activities Beyond Fighting

Part of Gakuran's appeal is how much there is to do when you are not brawling — the slice-of-life side is half the game's identity:

ActivityWhat You Get Out of It
Part-time jobsSteady Yen income, 40–140 per shift
ShoppingWeapons, snacks, cosmetics from konbini and city shops
CustomizationUniforms, hairstyles, faces, accessories
MusicInstruments and music playback for social scenes
EmotesExpress yourself — or taunt a defeated rival
Hanging outCafes, rooftops, and parks built for group photos
Clan lifeGroup identity, events, and territory bragging rights