Clean the Anime Figures Gameplay Guides

Pick the task in front of you

The shortest reliable route

1. Find one loose figure near a visible shelf group.
2. Pick it up with E on PC or RT on controller.
3. Carry it to the matching shelf location.
4. Press E or RT again to place it.
5. Use Q or LT only when you intend to drop it.

Continue with the Huge Store Map when you need a repeatable search route.

Start with one confirmed loop

The official Roblox listing describes the objective as collecting figures scattered around the store and placing them back. It also supplies the controls used throughout these guides. The official games API identifies the experience as a Puzzle game by Jobless Cleaners with a 20-player server limit.

For a first session, avoid turning the whole store into one giant problem. Complete one short loop:

1. Locate one loose figure that can be targeted.
2. Face it and pick it up with E on PC or RT on controller.
3. Keep the pickup area in mind while looking at nearby shelf groups.
4. Face a plausible placement and press E or RT again.
5. Confirm that the figure leaves your held state and stays placed.
6. Only then expand the search to the next nearby figure.

Press Q on PC or LT on controller when you deliberately want to drop a figure. On PC, the number keys switch the selected held figure, and T unlocks the mouse. Controller players can press Y to open Upgrades and B to close it.

Choose a guide by failure mode

• You do not know the input: open Controls and compare the PC and controller tables.
• Pickup works but a position refuses the figure: follow Figure Placement to separate targeting trouble from a mismatched figure.
• You dropped the figure by accident: return to Pick Up and Place Figures and compare E/RT with Q/LT.
• The store feels too large: use the Map Overview to keep the search local. The official listing confirms the Huge Store but does not provide a room-by-room coordinate table.
• You cannot hold another figure: read the live Held counter and open Upgrades and Progression. Public gameplay frames show capacities of 2, 3, and 4 at different moments, but do not establish the full price curve.

Avoid unsupported shortcuts

There is no sourced complete placement table in the reviewed official description. A rejected shelf does not prove that the control is broken, and a recognizable promotional character does not automatically establish an internal collectible name. Use the interaction result shown in your server: confirm pickup, test the placement input, adjust facing, then try another visually plausible match.

The current public evidence also does not establish every upgrade name, cost, maximum level, or controller figure-switch button. Where a guide marks that boundary, check the live interface rather than substituting a guessed value.

Frequently asked questions

What should I do first?

Pick up one loose figure with E/RT and return it with the same input. The How to Play guide walks through that complete first loop.

How do I release the wrong figure?

Press Q on PC or LT on controller. That is a drop, not a successful placement.

Can I switch between held figures?

The official description documents PC number keys for switching. It does not name an equivalent controller input, so this guide does not assign one.

Where should I look for current upgrade prices?

Use the live Upgrades screen in your server. Controller players can open it with Y and close it with B; no stable source reviewed here supplies a complete price table.

Is 628 the current figure total?

The public gameplay recording shows the denominator 628 at multiple timestamps. Treat it as the recorded Huge Store total and compare it with the counter displayed in your current server after updates.