To unlock the SECRET ENDING in π Clean all the leaves!, follow the requirement Muffin Interactive states publicly: reach 100% by cleaning every last leaf before time runs out. Roblox badge data independently lists a SECRET ENDING badge described as finding the Secret Ending by completing the game. Those sources establish the goal, but they do not publicly reveal the ending scene or every technical trigger detail, so this guide stays spoiler-light and practical.
Use the verified requirement
Treat 100% as the required target. Do not add an unsupported ritual, tool, area name, special-leaf count, hidden switch, or dialogue choice. The official description directly connects the full cleaning result to the ending, while the badge connects the ending to completing the game.
The public wording does not prove that collecting every special leaf is a separate ending requirement. Leaf Collection has its own official badge and description. Track that collection during a serious run, but keep it separate in your notes until the live experience visibly shows how it relates to the percentage and ending.
Prepare a completion-ready run
Begin in the official Place 92637789841354 and read current instructions. Map reachable ground into clear cells, identify all visible transitions, and choose a repeatable lane pattern. Reserve part of the timer for a perimeter and reverse-angle sweep. Broad speed alone will not fix a thin missed strip near a gate or prop.
Use tool purchases and upgrades only when they reduce a measured bottleneck. The system is official, but the exact roster, prices, caps, and best sequence are not in public first-party details checked August 14, 2026. A route you can verify is more important than following a patch-sensitive βbest buildβ from another server.
Approach 100% systematically
Clear each open cell with a bulk pass, perimeter pass, prop pass, and confirmation look. When a new part of the map opens, finish the old-side threshold and memorize the entrance from the new side. Keep a list of completed cells and the current frontier rather than relying on the feeling that you have visited everything.
During the final portion, revisit transitions, outer boundaries, elevation changes, path seams, and the rear faces of fixed objects. Search from the opposite direction. If the visible total stalls, start at the most recent cell that changed it; do not cross the entire map at random. The 100% Walkthrough provides the full phase-by-phase route.
Let the ending trigger finish
When the game displays 100%, stop moving long enough to observe the current sequence. Stay in the server. Avoid resetting, teleporting, or leaving immediately. Watch for a message, camera change, scene transition, interaction, timer state, or badge notification, and let any presentation complete before testing post-ending controls.
This is caution, not a claim that the ending has a specific delay or cutscene. Public official information does not state the exact trigger timing, whether input is locked, whether a separate interaction is required after 100%, or what happens to the map afterward. Record what the live build shows.
Verify the SECRET ENDING badge
Roblox lists badge ID 2950030536373746 for the experience with the name SECRET ENDING. Its description says it is awarded for finding the Secret Ending by completing the game. After the sequence, look for the badge notification and check your Roblox badge ownership rather than relying only on an in-game message.
Badge delivery can be separate from presentation. If you see the ending but not the award, note the UTC time, server context, displayed completion state, and whether a teammate received it. Wait briefly and check again before repeating the full run. Public data does not define award latency or retroactive behavior.
Handle co-op completion carefully
Before a major team attempt, use a short run to test whether clearing progress and area access are shared. Divide the map by landmarks and assign bulk, edge, frontier, and reverse-check roles. Near completion, regroup only to report unresolved cells; having everyone follow one player creates duplicated work.
At 100%, each player should remain through the sequence and independently report what appears. One player receiving the scene or badge does not prove everyone should. Multiplayer ownership, distance requirements, join-in-progress eligibility, and shared award behavior all need current in-game testing.
Troubleshoot 100% without an ending
First confirm that the display truly reached 100% rather than rounding a near-complete value. Recheck whether a new area or interaction appeared at the frontier. Stay through any delay shown by the live build and avoid interrupting it. If a special-leaf counter is visible and incomplete, record that fact, but do not claim it is the cause unless completing it changes the ending result.
If no sequence occurs, capture the current Place ID, UTC time, server state, solo or co-op context, percentage display, timer state, areas open, and badge ownership. A fresh server can be a useful comparison after the state is documented. Report the reproducible result through the official community link from Official Links rather than adopting an unrelated workaround.
Keep spoilers and evidence separate
A helpful ending report identifies the exact experience, shows the completion condition, and states the check date. It can describe whether the presentation started and whether the badge arrived without copying a video title or revealing the full scene. If a community recording supplies a detail not present in official text, label it Community reported and preserve the recording date.
Do not use footage of another leaf game to fill gaps. Similar autumn settings, tools, percentages, and secret badges do not prove shared mechanics. Place 92637789841354, Universe 10539411000, and Muffin Interactive are the identity anchors for this guide.
Secret ending checklist
- Join the correct official Place and follow current on-screen instructions.
- Build a cell route that covers bulk ground, boundaries, props, and transitions.
- Reach the official 100% target before the live timer expires.
- Keep Leaf Collection notes separate unless the current build shows a direct relation.
- Remain in the server and allow the entire ending presentation to finish.
- Check official SECRET ENDING badge ownership after the sequence.
- Record multiplayer results per player rather than assuming shared credit.
- Treat trigger delay, post-ending state, and award latency as live-test fields.
Official as of August 14, 2026: reaching 100% unlocks the SECRET ENDING, and Roblox exposes a corresponding completion badge. Needs in-game testing: the presentation, exact trigger moment, special-leaf relationship, post-ending behavior, multiplayer ownership, and badge timing.