Jackass Sticker Capsule

The Jackass Sticker Capsule is a themed capsule tied to the film "jackass: best and last". It holds thirty-nine stickers, and one random sticker drops.

What's inside the capsule

The list is closed: thirty-nine items with names such as Airhorn, Big Red Rocket, Explosives, Golf Cart, Head In Hands, High Five!, Jackass and Partyboy. There are no teams or players here. It is a set of jokes and recognizable images from the world of the show.

The capsule art is built on a black body with a dark dome. Stickers spill out of it. Among them are a cracked skull and a green triangle with the word jackass, in which a bull gores a falling man in a top hat. There is also a circle with a rainbow and a pink figure flying upside down.

Exactly one sticker drops. Valve does not publish the odds, so there are no percentages, and the items cannot be treated as equally likely.

Where the Jackass Sticker Capsule came from

According to Valve's description, the capsule is dedicated to the film "jackass: best and last" and came out in July 2026. It is not a tournament capsule: there are no seeding tiers, team logos or share of revenue for organizers.

Whether the capsule will be refreshed and for how long it will be sold is not stated in Valve's description, so we do not claim anything about it.

The item names stayed in English: even untranslated, the joke is easy to guess. The list looks like a collection of separate drawings rather than a series by one artist.

Opening the capsule

No key is needed. The capsule opens by itself, and you pay only for the capsule.

The sticker that drops can be applied to any firearm. A weapon has five sticker slots, and the player chooses position and rotation. Stickers cannot be applied to knives or gloves.

Scraping is added by hand and cannot be rolled back. The last step removes the sticker from the weapon. The condition of the weapon does not change, and in CS2 a sticker gives no gameplay advantage.

What the Jackass Sticker Capsule costs

There is no familiar scale of team logos here, so there is one reference point: the size of the list. Thirty-nine items with different art make a wider draw than capsules of nine to eleven items, but a narrower one than autograph capsules of one hundred sixty.

There is no data on the odds of individual stickers. Buying the capsule for CS2 makes sense for the art itself. You may not get the one you want from the list, and then it is easier to find the finished sticker.

Prices of individual items should be checked sticker by sticker, and a sealed capsule treated as a ticket for one random design.

Who it suits

• you like the show Jackass and want stickers with its imagery on a weapon;


• you want an unusual design instead of the usual team logo;


• you are building a shelf of themed capsules with no tournament tie;


• you need a small gift where even the giver does not know the result.