The Game Clear badge is the documented story-finish marker in Hanamushi’s Doll Adventure. Its official ID is 1832191575106845, its original name is ゲームクリア, and its Japanese description says the player reached the end of the story. Follow the nine named puzzle milestones into the rocket/finale route, allow the final sequence to finish, and verify the badge by name and ID.
Do not rely on the current English display description, which says “Collected every costume.” That conflicts with the separate Costume Complete badge and the original Japanese text.
Requirements supported by current evidence
The official record establishes that Game Clear exists and refers to the story end in Japanese. Two October 2026 walkthroughs place the finale after Tree Monster, Wall Posters, Pom-Pom Girl, House of the Twins, Robot Factory, Nine Eyes, Mushrooms and the Snail, Bug-Catching Bug, and Bulb Birds.
Use those named badges as route checks. They do not necessarily represent every small interaction, and the public API does not publish a formal prerequisite list. If one late milestone is absent, return to that scene before forcing the rocket panels.
Current footage shows a distinct Game Clear chapter before a later Costume Complete chapter. That separation is Community corroborated and agrees with the official award totals.
Reach the ending route
After The Bulb Birds, follow the available travel direction toward the rocket and final illustrated sequence. Record your current headwear, body clothing, and footwear before entering. If a transition does not react, compare the outfit shown by current footage and verify that the selected piece is equipped.
At late panels, inspect the complete arrangement, change one connector or symbol at a time, and wait for feedback. Exact rocket inputs still need direct testing, so solve from the live clue instead of a fixed old sequence. The ending guide provides a spoiler-controlled recovery plan.
When the finale begins, allow every animation and transition to finish. Avoid closing the experience as soon as the first final image appears. Then check Roblox’s badge record rather than relying only on an in-game pop-up.
Resolve the language conflict
The official record contains these two descriptions:
- Original Japanese:
物語のさいごにたどりついた。— reached the end of the story. - English display:
Collected every costume.
The separate Costume Complete badge, ID 1889268007779401, has the Japanese description すべての衣装を集めた。 and English display text Collected all 48 costumes. That is the clear collection record.
Use the original Game Clear description, badge name, and story context. Keep the conflicting English field visible as a data-quality warning rather than rewriting it into a new requirement.
Why all costumes are not treated as a prerequisite
In the October 19 snapshot, Game Clear had 148,592 awards at 25.6%, while Costume Complete had 71,306 awards at 12.4%. If Costume Complete were a strict prerequisite that always awarded normally, the story badge could not have more than twice as many holders.
Statistics alone do not reveal the exact unlock script, but they strongly support separate player goals. Finish the route for Game Clear; complete the wardrobe for Costume Complete. Do not call one a “true ending” without an official source.
Troubleshoot a missing award
Late puzzle missing
Compare your badges with the named route and return to the first absent milestone.
Final screen shown
Wait for the complete sequence and recheck the official Roblox badge page.
Every costume collected
Check Costume Complete separately; it does not replace the story-route verification.
Description looks wrong
Identify the record by ID and original Japanese text, not the conflicting English display sentence.
If the badge remains absent, note the date, exact final screen, last route badge, and whether the experience reconnected or closed. Do not repeatedly delete progress or restart without knowing the save behavior.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Game Clear badge ID?
1832191575106845.
Do I need all 48 costumes?
Current official descriptions and statistics support a separate story-clear goal. The 48-costume requirement belongs to Costume Complete.
Is Game Clear the true ending?
The official source calls it Game Clear and says the story end was reached. It does not label a “true ending.”
What still needs in-game testing?
The exact final prerequisites, rocket operations, award frame, retry behavior, and post-ending access need direct verification in the live build.
Evidence level: Official for badge identity, descriptions, ID, and statistics; Community corroborated for the current route into the finale. Checked October 19, 2026.