Solve Nine Eyes by recording the full nine-position pattern before and after every input. Do not watch only the eye you select: a visual toggle puzzle can change neighboring or linked positions. Number the eyes, capture the starting state, make one move, and rewrite the entire grid. Compare a current successful final state only after you know your own starting arrangement.
The official badge confirms the milestone as Nine Eyes and says the mystery of the nine eyes was solved. Current October 2026 walkthroughs support the scene location and state-tracking method, while the exact universal input sequence remains unverified.
Find the correct many-eyed scene
The route reaches Nine Eyes after Robot Factory and travel across the machine/magnet stretch. Current chaptered footage labels the section at 7:14, although the chapter includes approach scenes. Look for one large creature or panel with a clear group of nine circular eyes.
Do not confuse a smaller companion, a decorative face, or another character’s eyes with the puzzle grid. Count the large interactive positions before beginning. If there are not nine, continue through the route or compare the landmark with current footage.
Open the wardrobe and record the current outfit before touching the puzzle. Later footage shows cat-like ears in other scenes, but clothing state and eye state should remain separate in your notes.
Build a nine-position state record
Use a simple grid:
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9For each position, record the visible color, open/closed state, brightness, or symbol shown in your current game. Use short labels such as L and D only after defining what they mean. A screenshot is even better, but the numbered grid makes changes easy to compare.
Wait until the scene is still. An eye mid-animation can look like a different state. Record all nine positions, not only the ones that seem wrong compared with a video.
Test one eye and compare every position
Select one numbered eye. Let the complete animation finish, then write a second nine-position grid. Compare the two records and mark every changed position. That reveals whether the selected eye toggles itself, neighbors, a row, a column, or another relationship.
Repeat with a different position only after preserving the new state. Two or three deliberate tests can reveal the rule; rapid clicking produces an unknown state with no useful history.
If the puzzle provides a separate clue, copy its pattern beside your current grid. Your goal is to transform the current state into that target, not to reproduce the video’s click order. Work backward when useful: identify which move can affect a required corner or center without breaking already correct positions.
Use walkthrough footage correctly
A dated Roblox walkthrough can show the correct creature, the visual target, and a successful transition. Pause on the starting pattern and final pattern. If your start matches exactly, its sequence may be useful. If any eye differs, use the observed toggle rule and target instead.
This distinction explains why a copied sequence can fail even when the guide and game are both current. A previous input, different initialization, or indirect toggle can create another state. The solution is to rebuild the grid, not to click the sequence faster.
Do not import a pattern from the old Flash version without confirming it in the Roblox build. HANA_MUSHI describes the Roblox game as a reconstruction with some puzzle adjustments.
Verify completion and continue
Look for the Nine Eyes badge, ID 2051820526339462, a resolved creature reaction, and an opened next route. The badge display description confirms the nine-eye mystery was solved. Save the final grid or screenshot in case you return to a similar-looking scene.
Open the wardrobe after the sequence and note new positions. Then continue toward Mushrooms and the Snail, Bug-Catching Bug, and Bulb Birds. The Puzzles hub lists their visual anchors and the complete walkthrough places them in the story route.
Recovery guide
Unknown current state
Stop clicking, wait for animations, and rebuild all nine entries from the visible screen.
One click changed several eyes
That is useful rule evidence. Mark every change and use the relationship for the next move.
Copied sequence fails
Compare starting grids. Use the target state and toggle rule when any starting position differs.
Pattern looks right, no badge
Wait for the complete reaction, compare the clue again, and confirm you are at the official Nine Eyes scene.
A disciplined solving session
Limit each attempt to one documented state change. Keep the target and current grid on the same screen or paper. Circle positions that already match and avoid moves that affect them unless the rule requires a temporary change. When a move breaks several correct eyes, restore from the previous grid rather than improvising.
If the interface offers a visible reset, photograph the state before using it and confirm what the reset actually changes. Public evidence does not yet establish the reset rule, so do not assume it returns every player to one fixed pattern.
Frequently asked questions
What is the exact Nine Eyes click order?
No universal click order is supported strongly enough to publish as fact. Use the nine-position state method and compare a current walkthrough only when the initial grid matches.
Does outfit choice change the eye pattern?
Current public evidence does not confirm that. Record the outfit for route recovery, but solve from the visible eye state rather than inventing a clothing rule.
What still needs in-game testing?
The toggle relationship, initialization, reset behavior, exact target pattern, and award frame need direct testing. The scene identity, route order, and badge are official or Community corroborated.
Sources checked October 19, 2026: official badge API and two current walkthroughs of Roblox place 80764527426086.