The second Shinobi Striker save on the store has the longest name in the catalogue: "[JIRAYA] Early Access Modded Save (Prestige 25, Max Stats & Modded Clothes)". It costs $50, it is applied to your own PS4 or PS5 account, and it is built for players who want a profile that looks finished the moment they load in.
Because the listing is a long list of numbers and unlocks, this guide walks through it line by line, explains why the same ten-digit figure keeps appearing, and compares it honestly with the unlock-all save so you do not pay for the wrong one.
The listing, line by line
Everything below is taken from the product page. Where the listing does not explain a line, we say so rather than guess.
| Listing line | What you get |
|---|---|
| Early Access [JIRAYA] | The headline item. The page gives no further detail, so ask support what it covers on your account before ordering. |
| Prestige 25, Level 100 | Your profile set to those values. |
| Money 2,147,483,647 | Ryo set to the counter's ceiling. |
| Missions D / C / B / A / S | Completed mission counters for every rank set to 2,147,483,647. |
| Battles & Wins | Both counters set to 2,147,483,647. |
| Average K/D 100.00 | A kill to death ratio of 100. |
| All clothes, accessories, ninja weapons, jutsus, hair & make-up, titles, DLCs | Each category listed as unlocked. |
| Modded clothes, male and female | Outfit sets that grant infinite ultimate, sub-weapon or jutsu. |
Two lines are easy to miss. "All Jutsus Unlocked" means the full jutsu list is part of this save, so you are not choosing between maxed stats and a complete moveset. And the modded clothes come in both male and female versions, so the perks work whichever body type your avatar uses.
Why 2,147,483,647 keeps appearing
That number is not random. It is the largest value a signed 32-bit integer can hold, the usual ceiling for a counter stored that way. When a save editor pushes money, wins or mission totals as high as they can go, this is where they stop. In other words, the listing is telling you those counters are maxed, not that someone typed a lucky figure.
It also means the numbers do not look natural. Nobody has won two billion battles, so anyone who sees those totals will know the profile was edited. Some buyers want exactly that kind of flex; others would rather keep a low profile. If you are in the second group, read the comparison section below before choosing.
Where Jiraiya fits in Shinobi Striker
Jiraiya has a long history in the game. He was the first DLC master of the original Season Pass in October 2018, and Bandai Namco also made him playable as a standalone character for everyone. In late May 2026 Jiraiya (Sage Mode) arrived as the 48th DLC character, opening Season Pass 10 with two Defense Type ninjutsu (Sage Art: Bath of Boiling Oil and Sage Art: Frog Song), the secret technique Demonic Illusion: Gamarinsho, a young Jiraiya outfit, Jiraiya's Scroll as a weapon and the Toad Sage title.
The product page does not say how its "Early Access [JIRAYA]" line relates to either version of the master, and we will not fill that gap with guesses. If Jiraiya specifically is the reason you are buying, message support with that exact question before checkout and keep their answer with your order.
Jiraiya save or unlock-all save?
Both saves cost $50, both are PS4 and PS5 only, both list infinite ultimate and sub-weapon perks, and both cover all clothes and DLC. The differences are in the extras. The Jiraiya save adds the profile side: Prestige 25, money, mission and battle counters, the K/D ratio, every title, hair and make-up, and the documented modded outfits. The unlock-all save lists max scrolls, which the Jiraiya page does not mention, plus an open-ended "and more".
So the choice comes down to what you will look at most. If you want a stacked profile and a wardrobe to match, the Jiraiya save is the closer fit. If you mainly want everything unlocked plus a pile of scrolls to appraise, and you would rather your stats stay believable, the unlock-all save is the quieter option. Buying both is rarely sensible: applying a second save replaces the first rather than merging with it.
Who should skip it
Skip it if trophies are the real goal: the save is sold for content and stats, and the store lists the platinum trophy service separately from $15. Skip it if you play on Xbox or PC, because there is no version for either. And skip it if you are not ready to meet the requirements: the game must already be on your PSN account, and PS Plus has to be active on that same account, not shared from another user on the console.
If none of that rules you out, the Jiraiya save is the most complete single order for the game. Our transfer guide explains what happens after checkout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Jiraiya save include every jutsu?
Yes. "All Jutsus Unlocked" is one of its listed features, alongside all clothes, accessories, ninja weapons, titles, hair and make-up, and all DLCs. You do not need the unlock-all save on top of it to get the moveset.
Does it come with max scrolls?
Max scrolls are not on the Jiraiya listing. They are listed on the unlock-all save instead. The Jiraiya save does set your money to 2,147,483,647, so ryo will not be a problem.
What does "Early Access [JIRAYA]" mean?
The product page lists it as the first feature without explaining it further. Ask support before you order if that line is the reason you are buying, so you know exactly what to expect on your account.
Will other players be able to tell my profile is modded?
Assume yes if they see your stats. Counters at 2,147,483,647 and a 100.00 K/D are not achievable through normal play. If staying low-key matters, note that the unlock-all listing does not include those counters.
Can I add the unlock-all save later?
You can order it, but a second save replaces the first instead of combining with it, so you would lose the Jiraiya profile values. Pick the one that matches your priorities from the start.