Infinite jutsu is the perk people mean when they talk about a "broken" Shinobi Striker save. In a normal match every ninjutsu goes on a recharge after you use it, the secret technique waits for its gauge, and ninja tools cannot be thrown endlessly. The infinite perks on our PlayStation saves remove that ceiling for the effect you have active, which changes how the game feels more than any cosmetic unlock.
This guide sticks to what the two listings actually say, explains the outfit-based setup the Jiraiya save uses, and is frank about where the perk is fun and where it is a bad idea. Both saves are for PS4 and PS5 only and cost $50 each.
How jutsu are limited in a normal match
Your avatar's loadout carries two ninjutsu slots, one secret technique and a set of ninja tools, alongside your weapon and your chosen type (Attack, Ranged, Defense or Heal). Ninjutsu are the bread and butter: a dash, a barrier, a projectile, a heal. Each one has a recharge timer, so a good player spends them in an order that leaves an answer ready for the opponent's next move.
The secret technique is the big swing. It only fires when its gauge is full, which is why so much of Shinobi Striker's pacing comes from players holding an ultimate for the right moment. Ninja tools, the sub-weapon slot that holds things like smoke bombs and paper bombs, are limited as well, which is why an unlimited version is worth listing at all. Take those limits away and the rhythm of a fight disappears, which is exactly what the infinite perks do.
What the two listings promise
The unlock-all save lists "Infinity ultimate, ninjutsu, sub-weapon" and, further down, "Infinite ults or ninjutsu or sub-weapons". The Jiraiya save lists "Infinite Ultimate" and "Infinite Ninja Tools" among its features, then spells out the modded outfits that deliver each effect. The listings use "sub-weapon" and "ninja tools" for the same slot, so treat the terms as interchangeable.
The Jiraiya listing is the more detailed of the two, because it names the exact pieces for both a male and a female avatar. The table below copies them from the product page so you can recognise them in your wardrobe.
| Effect | Male avatar set | Female avatar set |
|---|---|---|
| Infinite Ultimate | Sasuke Outfit B (Racer) top and bottom, Kawaki's Piercing | Ino Outfit top (Color 2), Ino Outfit 2 bottom (Color 2), Kawaki's Piercing |
| Infinite Sub-Weapon | Sasuke Outfit Young Vers. (Raven) top and bottom, Jigen's Piercings | Ino Outfit 2 top and bottom (Color 4), Jigen's Piercings |
| Infinite Jutsu | Sasuke Outfit (White Seal) top, Konohamaru Outfit bottom (Color 5), Delta's Earrings | Temari Outfit top and bottom (Color 3), Delta's Earrings |
How the outfit sets work in practice
Because each effect is attached to a specific set, you choose the perk by choosing the clothes. Wear the Racer set on a male avatar and the ultimate is the part that stops running dry; swap to the White Seal combination and your ninjutsu become the unlimited part instead. The listing pairs one set with one effect, which points to one effect at a time rather than all three stacked together.
That has a real cost: while a perk is active, your look is locked to that set. If you spent hours building a signature style, you will be trading it for the duration. The upside is control. Take the set off and you are back to normal rules, which is handy when you want to play a straight match without deleting anything.
The unlock-all listing does not describe its delivery in the same detail, and its "ults or ninjutsu or sub-weapons" wording reads the same way. If you want to know exactly how it is switched on for your avatar before paying, ask support; it is a fair question, and the answer depends on the version they apply.
Where infinite jutsu makes sense
The perk shines anywhere other players are not on the receiving end. VR missions are the obvious playground: clearing a hard mission with an unlimited ultimate is a power fantasy, and it lets you see a master's full kit without rationing it. Private rooms with friends who know what you are running are the other good fit, especially for silly rule sets or for practising against a teammate.
It is also a lab tool. With no recharge in the way, you can chain two ninjutsu over and over to learn their range and timing, or fire a secret technique repeatedly to see exactly where it connects. Then take the outfit off and practise the same combo under real cooldowns, which is how you carry the knowledge into normal matches.
Where it is a bad idea
Ranked and public lobbies are the wrong place. An avatar that never runs out of ultimates is obvious to anyone on the other team, and obvious unfairness is what gets players reported. Bandai Namco does not publish how it reviews reports, and modifying save data breaks the platform's rules, so nobody can promise you that using the perk online carries no risk. Our ban risk guide goes through the trade-offs in detail.
There is a softer cost too. Shinobi Striker's skill lives in managing cooldowns and baiting out the other player's substitution. Lean on infinite resources all the time and you never build that habit, which shows the moment you play a normal match. The class build guide is worth reading alongside the save for that reason.
Which save to choose for this perk
If the infinite perks are the main reason you are shopping, both saves carry them. The Jiraiya save documents its outfit sets and adds all jutsu, all clothes, all DLC and maxed profile stats. The unlock-all save pairs the infinite perks with unlock all including DLC, all clothes and max scrolls. Either one goes onto your own PSN account and needs PS Plus active on that account. Our Jiraiya save breakdown compares the two line by line.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does infinite jutsu cover the secret technique as well?
Yes. Both listings name the ultimate, which is the secret technique, alongside ninjutsu and sub-weapons. On the Jiraiya save, infinite ultimate comes from its own outfit set, separate from the infinite jutsu set.
Can I turn the infinite perks off?
On the Jiraiya save, the effects are tied to specific modded outfits, so changing out of the set returns you to normal rules. For the unlock-all save, ask support how the perk is set up on your avatar before you order.
Can I have infinite ultimate and infinite ninjutsu at the same time?
The listings pair each effect with its own outfit set and word the unlock-all perk as "ults or ninjutsu or sub-weapons", which points to one effect at a time. If running two at once matters to you, confirm it with support first rather than assuming.
Is it safe to use infinite jutsu in ranked matches?
We would not. It is visible to everyone in the lobby, it invites reports, and modified save data breaks platform rules, so the risk is never zero. Keep the perk for VR missions and private rooms.
Does the infinite jutsu save work on Xbox or PC?
No. Both saves are PS4 and PS5 only. Our Xbox explainer covers why and what Xbox players can do instead.