Shinobi Striker Unlock All DLC Modded Save (PS4/PS5)

The unlock-all save is the main Shinobi Striker product on the store: "Modded Save (Unlock All + Infinite Jutsu)", $50, for PS4 and PS5. Its listing is short, which is part of its appeal, but short listings leave room for assumptions. This guide reads it line by line, explains what "unlock all including DLC" means for a game that is still adding content in 2026, and is clear about what the save does not do.

If you want the older overview of both saves side by side, our original modded save guide covers that. This page goes deeper on the unlock-all save alone.

The listing, line by line

The unlock-all save listing and what to confirm for each line

Listing line	What it covers	Worth confirming
Unlock all including DLC	Content across the base game and DLC, applied to your profile	How DLC you do not own will appear on your account
Infinity ultimate, ninjutsu, sub-weapon	The infinite perks	How the perk is switched on for your avatar
All clothes	The wardrobe	Any specific paid costume you are buying for
Max scrolls	A full stack for Tenten's appraisals	Nothing; appraisal results stay random
Infinite ults or ninjutsu or sub-weapons	Restates the perk, worded as one effect or another	Whether two effects can run at once
And more	Not itemised on the page	Ask support if a specific item matters

Two requirements sit underneath every line. The game itself is not included, so Shinobi Striker must already be on your PSN account. And PlayStation Plus has to be active on that same account; the listing says shared PS Plus from other accounts will not work.

What "unlock all including DLC" means in 2026

"All" can only mean what exists. As of October 2026, Bandai Namco's DLC masters run to number 49, Naruto Uzumaki (Sage Mode), released in August as the second master of Season Pass 10. Two more packs are due by March 2027, and a save applied today cannot contain them. When they launch, you would buy and train them like any other player.

The DLC part also deserves one honest caveat. Bandai Namco checks ownership for some DLC content, as its own Top Secret Training Sets show by only working for masters you have bought. The listing includes DLC in its wording, so if you own none of the season passes, ask support exactly what you will see for DLC content before you pay. Our DLC masters guide lists the recent releases and how the official packs work.

What the save does not do

It does not give you trophies; the store sells the platinum trophy service separately from $15. It does not list maxed money or profile counters; those belong to the Jiraiya save. It does not work on Xbox or PC. And it does not make you better at the game, because cooldown management and substitution timing still come from playing.

It also does not stop you earning things. Training new masters, levelling and appraising fresh scrolls all carry on normally after the save is applied, so the account keeps growing with the game.

Setting up after delivery

Start with loadouts. Each slot holds a type, weapon, costume and jutsu, so build one slot per type you want to play and give each a distinct look. Each jutsu is tagged Attack, Ranged, Defense or Heal, which narrows the choice for every slot quickly. The class builds guide has templates to copy.

Then test the infinite perk in a VR mission rather than an online match, so you can see how it behaves without an audience. Spend some scrolls at the Ninja Tools Shop for weapons and tools you want, but keep part of the stack for later updates. Finally, set the newest master at the Ninjutsu Library so any future DLC you buy starts training straight away.

Who the unlock-all save suits

Three kinds of player get the most from it. The first is someone coming back to a roster that has grown by dozens of masters since they last played. The second is a builder who wants to test every type and weapon without training anything first. The third is a collector who wants the wardrobe and a scroll reserve but would rather keep profile numbers that look earned. It suits a ranked purist less, and it is not offered to Xbox or PC players at all.

Unlock-all or Jiraiya?

Choose the unlock-all save if you want content, wardrobe, scrolls and perks while keeping believable profile stats. Choose the Jiraiya save if you also want maxed counters, every title and hair option, and documented perk outfits; the Jiraiya breakdown lists every line. Do not buy both for the same account, since the second replaces the first.

When you are ready, the unlock-all save is a normal checkout: choose PS4 or PS5, and the store signs in to your account, applies the save to your profile and confirms when it is done.

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