Hanamushi's Doll Adventure (also referred to as Hanamushis Doll Adventure) tasks players with guiding an animated doll through surreal landscapes to collect wearable clothes, hats, and shoes on Roblox. According to official Roblox badge metadata for the experience created by HANA_MUSHI (place ID 80764527426086), there are 48 costumes in total required to complete the full wardrobe collection.
Collecting every single costume is not required to finish the main story. Official platform statistics demonstrate that 30,138 players hold the ゲームクリア (Game Clear) badge for reaching the end of the narrative, while fewer than 15,000 have earned the 衣装コンプリート (Costume Complete) badge for gathering all 48 pieces. While the entire collection serves as an optional completionist goal, specific costume pieces are strictly required as functional keys to solve environment puzzles and bypass roadblocks along the main path.
Total Costume Count and Official Badge Requirements
The wardrobe system in Hanamushi's Doll Adventure separates story progression from collection milestones. The experience includes 11 official badges, two of which represent overall completion goals.
| Badge Name (Japanese) | Badge Name (English) | Official Description / Requirement | Win Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| 衣装コンプリート | Costume Complete | Collected all 48 costumes | 12.5% |
| ゲームクリア | Game Clear | Reached the end of the story | 25.9% |
| 壁の張り紙 | Wall Poster | Solved the wall poster puzzle | 98.7% |
| 木の怪物 | Tree Monster | Made the tree monster smile | 80.8% |
| ボンボン頭の子 | Bobblehead Child | Delighted the pom-pom child | 79.3% |
| 双子の家 | Twins' House | Solved the mystery of the twins' house | 43.3% |
| ロボット工場 | Robot Factory | Solved the robot factory puzzle | 39.8% |
| 9つの目 | Nine Eyes | Solved the nine-eyes puzzle | 33.1% |
| キノコとカタツムリ | Mushroom and Snail | Solved the snail puzzle | 30.1% |
| 虫取り虫 | Bug-Catching Bug | Solved the bug-catching bug puzzle | 29.3% |
| 電球の鳥 | Lightbulb Bird | Solved the bulb birds puzzle | 27.9% |
A known translation inconsistency exists in the badge registry: the English text for Game Clear states "Collected every costume," but its Japanese source description explicitly reads "物語のさいごにたどりついた" (reached the story's end). Platform records confirm that the true 48-item wardrobe target belongs exclusively to the Costume Complete achievement.
Functional Costumes Required for Progression
Throughout the adventure, several barriers and characters react specifically to what the doll is wearing. Equipping the wrong items or leaving inventory unequipped will leave certain pathways blocked. Recorded walkthroughs demonstrate several mandatory costume interactions:
- Blue Shirt / Dress: Rewarded after catching items for the pom-pom head child. You must equip this blue outfit to gain entry into the twins' house.
- Cat Ears and Cat Suit: Acquired around the upper house and puzzle zones. Wearing cat attire scares the butterfly rats blocking the trail, granting access to the snail area.
- Life Vest: Awarded after feeding the giant chicken/snail sequence. The life vest must be equipped to swim safely through the piranha-infested waters near the giant chained figure.
- Heavy Boots: Used to step on and trigger specific environmental mechanisms and break objects blocking pathways.
The Rocket Color-Matching Costume Sequence
The most costume-intensive puzzle in the game occurs at the rocket launch station, located after navigating the robot factory and town loop. The launch platform requires players to change the doll's equipped outfit to match specific three-color sequences displayed on the console. Walkthrough footage confirms the following consecutive color sets required to fuel and launch the rocket:
- Pink, Red, Brown
- Red, Orange, Yellow
- Orange, Yellow, Green
- Yellow, Green, Blue
- Green, Blue, Black
- Blue, Black, White
- Black, White, Pink
- White, Pink, Red
Each step requires outfitting your doll across the hat, clothing, and footwear slots with items that reflect the requested primary colors before the mechanism accepts the submission and cycles to the next tier. Completing the sequence triggers the flight scene to the giant figure's head for the final sliding dream puzzle.
Where to Find Hidden Wardrobe Items
Most garments are earned as milestone rewards for solving stage puzzles, but several pieces remain hidden in the environment:
- Furniture and Fixtures: Clicking on open windows, haystacks, ceiling gears, and background lamps often yields hidden shoes or accessories.
- Hidden Nooks: Inspect the roof areas of the twins' house and the background corners behind the robot assembly station.
- Post-Game Checks: If your wardrobe counter falls short of 48 after beating the story, revisit the opening screens, the TV room walls, and the room windows along the snail route. Several pieces require direct mouse clicks on background props rather than puzzle solutions.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many costumes are in Hanamushi's Doll Adventure?
Roblox platform data and the official Costume Complete badge confirm there are 48 total costumes, consisting of collectible hats, clothing pieces, and shoes.
Do I need all 48 costumes to beat the game?
No. You only need to collect and wear specific functional costumes (such as the blue dress, cat suit, life vest, and required color-matching clothes) to advance through environmental roadblocks. The Game Clear badge triggers upon completing the ending dream sequence regardless of missing optional pieces.
Why is a door or character pushing me away?
Certain NPCs and areas reject the doll until a required outfit is worn. If a creature blocks your path, check your wardrobe for newly unlocked items that match the theme of the obstacle, such as wearing cat ears against rats or donning the life vest before entering deep water.
