Hanamushi's Doll Adventure asks you to control a doll and collect clothes, hats, and shoes. The public badge record then splits the finish into two badges.
The two finish badges
| Badge | Japanese name | Official text | Win rate | Awards |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Game Clear | ゲームクリア | English display: Collected every costume. Japanese: 物語のさいごにたどりついた. | 25.5% | 51,192 |
| Costume Complete | 衣装コンプリート | English: Collected all 48 costumes. Japanese: すべての衣装を集めた. | 12.6% | 25,068 |
The Japanese Game Clear line means you reached the end of the story. The English Game Clear line says you collected every costume. Costume Complete is the badge whose English and Japanese lines both describe the full wardrobe, and the English line gives the count: 48 costumes.
The figures are the public Roblox badge statistics read on 16 October 2026. They move as more people play. On that read, Game Clear had 51,192 awards and Costume Complete had 25,068. A large group of players has the story badge without the 48-costume badge.
What to chase
- Chase Game Clear when you want the story ending.
- Chase Costume Complete when you want every clothes, hat, and shoe piece in the 48-costume set.
- If the game itself stops the ending until the wardrobe is full, follow the game. The published badge lines disagree, so the badge you receive is the check.
- The other nine badges are separate mysteries. They are not listed as requirements on either finish badge. Their pages are on the badge list.
What the record does not say
The games record does not publish the 48 item names, their locations, or a route map. Full-badge videos of this place repeat one chapter order, documented in All 11 Badges. That order is a checklist from those videos, not a numbered path printed by Roblox.
Written puzzle help that is safe to follow is on Puzzle Notes. Rooms without a written solution stay on the Video Guides page.
How to read a stale percentage
An earlier public snapshot showed higher win rates and lower award totals, with the same 11 Japanese titles. The table above replaces that snapshot. Compare your own badge page with the names here, then treat the percentages as a dated rarity picture, not a live scoreboard.