Hanamushi’s Doll Adventure marks its story finish with the Game Clear badge. Current walkthroughs place the rocket and finale after the Bulb Birds route. You do not need to prove that all 48 costumes are collected before approaching the ending: Costume Complete is a separate official badge and is substantially rarer than Game Clear.
This guide keeps late details focused on navigation and verification. It does not claim a “true ending,” because the official records do not use that term.
Check that the main puzzle route is complete
Before heading to the finale, compare your Roblox badges with the nine named stage milestones: The Tree Monster, The Wall Posters, House of the Twins, The Pom-Pom Girl, Robot Factory, Nine Eyes, Mushrooms and the Snail, The Bug-Catching Bug, and The Bulb Birds. Current walkthroughs use that sequence as the road to the late game.
If Bulb Birds is missing, return to the row of hanging bulb-like birds and finish the light sequence. If an earlier badge is missing, resume at its named landmark rather than forcing the final panels. The complete walkthrough provides the full recovery order.
The badge list is a route check, not proof that every hidden costume was collected. A story-focused run and a collection-focused run can share the same scenes while ending with different badge sets.
Prepare the doll and route notes
Open the wardrobe and record the selected head, body, and footwear positions. Late walkthrough footage includes several clothing changes, and a blocked transition may reflect what is equipped rather than an unsolved mechanism. Keep “owned” and “worn” separate in your note.
Also record the last stable landmark and any visible connector, symbol, or panel state. If the rocket screen resets or you leave the experience, that note lets you reconstruct the late sequence without replaying the entire adventure.
Do not discard a working outfit merely to make the doll look complete. Test the clothing shown around the obstacle, confirm the route opens, and change appearance after the transition if the game allows it.
Work through the rocket sequence carefully
Current community guides identify a scrapyard-like rocket route with visible panels, connectors, colors, or symbols before the final illustrated sequence. These exact operations still need direct in-game verification, so use the screen in front of you as the deciding source.
Inspect the full panel before moving anything. Match each connector or symbol by its visible relationship, change one item, and look for a reaction. If the board resets quickly, that still does not make random testing efficient—record each rejected state so you do not repeat it. Preserve every connection that produces a stable change.
If a hanging-weight or ornament screen appears during your late route, compare its symbols with the nearby pedestal or clue before committing to an order. Treat a fall or reset as feedback about the current arrangement, not a reason to restart the Roblox experience.
Identify Game Clear correctly
The official Game Clear record has badge ID 1832191575106845. Its Japanese name is ゲームクリア, and the original Japanese description says the player reached the end of the story. Roblox’s English display description currently says “Collected every costume,” which conflicts with both the original text and the separate Costume Complete record.
Use the badge name, ID, and the final story sequence to identify Game Clear. Do not use the English display sentence alone. The Costume Complete badge has ID 1889268007779401 and explicitly says “Collected all 48 costumes.”
This distinction is also supported by the public award totals: Game Clear has many more awards than Costume Complete. If every costume were required for Game Clear, the separate completion badge could not remain so much rarer under ordinary award behavior.
What to do after the ending
Game Clear awarded
Your story route reached its official completion marker. Save a screenshot of the badge and final wardrobe state.
Costume Complete missing
Open the wardrobe and audit headwear, body clothing, and footwear separately. Continue with the Costumes hub.
Final scene reached, badge missing
Wait for the sequence to finish, check the badge page, and compare the exact live build before replaying panels.
Both badges awarded
Record the date and current total. Future updates can change the collection while your dated result remains clear.
The Game Clear badge guide explains the language conflict in more detail. The Costume Complete guide gives a three-category audit for the 48-piece goal.
Spoiler-safe troubleshooting
If you want minimal spoilers, check only three things: you have passed Bulb Birds, you can reach the rocket route, and you are watching each final interaction complete before making another input. Avoid reading exact visual descriptions until you know which screen blocks you.
If you want full route recovery, compare the last badge you own with the ordered milestone list. Then verify your outfit and the last visible panel state. Those checks solve more late-route confusion than replaying every early puzzle.
Frequently asked questions
Is there a true ending?
No official source reviewed for this guide labels a separate “true ending.” Use Game Clear for the documented story finish and Costume Complete for the full wardrobe goal.
Do all 48 costumes unlock the ending?
The official data supports separate goals. Costume Complete explicitly requires 48 costumes, while Game Clear’s original Japanese description refers to reaching the end of the story.
What still needs in-game testing?
The exact rocket-panel operations, any clothing requirement immediately before the finale, the badge-award frame, and post-ending backtracking behavior need direct verification in the current build.
Sources checked October 19, 2026: official Roblox badge API and two October 2026 walkthroughs of the exact Roblox experience. Late mechanical details are labeled Community reported and should be matched against the live screen.