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Clean all the leaves Secret Ending Guide

Hit 100% clean for the secret ending — with a practical checklist and minimal story spoilers.

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Secret Ending

What “secret ending” means here

Clean all the leaves! is an Adventure/Story Roblox experience by Muffin Interactive. The premise is that your friends left you to clean every leaf before they return. Community and game framing agree on a clear endgame hook: push the clean meter to 100% to reach the secret ending.

This page tells you how to get there without narrating every twist. Expect checklist language, unlock reminders, and co-op tips — not a scene-by-scene story dump.

If you are still learning the economy, start with Getting Started and Clean Faster first. 100% is a stamina test on top of a working upgrade engine.

The rule in one sentence

Open every reachable map part, then remove every leaf. The secret ending is gated by completion, not by buying a hidden shop skin and calling it a day.

Light spoiler policy

We will mention:

  • That 100% clean is the requirement
  • That garage button, vents, and other unlocks matter because leaves hide behind them
  • That co-op can help or hurt depending on communication

We will not detail the story reveal, dialogue punches, or what your friends “really” meant. If you want the surprise intact, finish the clean before watching ending clips elsewhere.

Pre-flight: are you ready for a 100% run?

You are ready when most of these are true:

  • A solid tool is equipped (swings feel productive, not decorative)
  • Bag capacity supports long sweeps without constant panic sells
  • You know where to sell and where the upgrades shop sits
  • You have attempted the garage button puzzle and understand vents as access tools
  • You are not waiting on promo codes — Codes still shows no verified active codes, and codes are not required for 100%

If doors still confuse you, pause here and clear Area Unlocks before forcing an ending attempt.

100% checklist (mechanical)

Work top to bottom. Check items off in a notes app or party chat.

A. Economy engine

  1. Equip your best collection tool
  2. Confirm bag upgrades are not the bottleneck
  3. Bank cash with a sell so you are not stuck mid-sweep broke if a shop unlock appears
  4. Skim the upgrades shop for any remaining progression purchases

B. Map access

  1. Resolve the garage door button puzzle and enter the opened space
  2. Use vents to reach connected pockets you cannot walk into normally
  3. Sweep any other unlocked map parts you have opened through keys, clearing zones, or interactions
  4. Re-walk boundaries after each unlock — new leaves often sit just past the threshold players sprint through

C. Leaf coverage

  1. Clear open yard carpets completely (including thin edge strips)
  2. Clear interiors opened by the garage route
  3. Clear vent-only pockets
  4. Revisit “already cleaned” zones for missed freckles along walls, corners, and shadows
  5. Watch the clean percentage after each major pocket; if it did not move, you cleared a finished area or missed the dirty one

D. Co-op verification (if applicable)

  1. Assign lanes so two players are not claiming the same strip while a vent pocket stays untouched
  2. Have one player call remaining percent while others hunt
  3. Do a final full-lobby lap only when percent is high — see Co-op Tips

E. Ending trigger

  1. Reach 100% clean
  2. Stay online long enough for the ending sequence to play — do not leave the server the instant the bar ticks over
  3. Enjoy the secret ending without tabbing to spoilers mid-scene

Where leftover percent usually hides

Players commonly stall in the high 90s because of:

  • Edges — borders and fence lines skipped during speed loops
  • Post-unlock rooms — garage spaces opened then abandoned
  • Vent pockets — accessed once for curiosity, never fully wiped
  • Overlap blindness in co-op — everyone cleans the center; nobody owns the corners

Efficiency habits from Clean Faster still apply, but the final percent pass should be slower and more pedantic. Switch from sprint-first to walk-first in suspicious corners.

Solo vs co-op ending runs

Solo gives you perfect knowledge of what you personally touched. It can take longer, but you will not wonder whether a teammate “got that vent.”

Co-op (up to 12) is faster if roles are clear: collectors on lanes, one unlock runner for garage/vents, one percent caller. It is slower if everyone freestyles. Teams-tagged play helps when you want structured sides — still communicate across tags if the clean meter is shared progress for the session’s goal.

Story-safe mindset

Treat the ending as a reward for finishing the chore fantasy the game sold you: the yard (and everything attached to it) is actually clean. The narrative punch lands harder if you did not read a plot summary first. This wiki’s job is the mechanical bridge — tools, bags, unlocks, 100% — not the cutscene script.

Common failure modes

  • Chasing codes instead of leaves — there are no verified active codes; redeem help is only relevant later (How to Redeem Codes)
  • Buying upgrades but never opening garage/vents — percent is hiding behind access
  • Calling it 99% done after a speed loop — speed loops intentionally skip freckles
  • Leaving right as 100% hits — wait for the secret ending presentation

Suggested order the night you go for it

  1. Short warm-up sell + confirm tool/bag (Getting Started refresher)
  2. Confirm all known unlocks (Area Unlocks)
  3. Efficiency clear of major volumes (Clean Faster)
  4. Pedantic freckle pass on edges, garage interiors, vents
  5. Hit 100% and stay for the secret ending

Official badge vs Leaf Collection

Completing the game awards the SECRET ENDING badge (created 30 Jul 2026). That is the common completion track. A second, much rarer badge — Leaf Collection — asks for all special leaves. It is not a substitute for 100% and it is not a map we invent pins for. Read Badges and Leaf Collection if you want both tracks.

If you are stuck in the high 90s, do not start a new ending attempt from scratch. Run Last Leaves first. Classes from the live menu can change how a sweep feels; confirm them in-game via How to Get Classes after the 12 Aug 2026 universe update.

After you finish

If friends still need help, hop into their lobby with the co-op habits from Co-op Tips and run unlock specialist while they learn the loop. If you are hunting post-ending replay value, focus on teaching cleaner routes rather than spoiling the story beat in chat.

You were left to clean every leaf. 100% is how you prove it — and how the secret ending unlocks.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about Clean all the leaves and this wiki.

How do I unlock the secret ending?

Clean the experience to 100%. That means unlocking map parts (garage, vents, and other gates) and removing every leaf, not just the easy open yard.

Will this guide spoil the story?

It focuses on mechanical steps and checklist items. It avoids detailing the narrative twist and ending scenes.

Can co-op players unlock the secret ending together?

Yes — play online with up to 12 players and coordinate a full clean. Communication matters so vent pockets and edges are not skipped.

Do I need codes for 100%?

No. Codes are unrelated to the completion requirement, and none are verified active right now.

Why am I stuck at 99%?

Check edges, garage interiors, and vent-only pockets. Use the Last Leaves guide, and re-read Area Unlocks if a route might still be closed.

Is the SECRET ENDING badge the same as Leaf Collection?

No. SECRET ENDING is for completing the game (100% clean). Leaf Collection is a rarer special-leaf badge. See Badges and Leaf Collection.