How to Play Clean the Anime Figures

Quick answer

The objective is simple: collect the figures scattered around the store and place them back. Clean the Anime Figures is a Puzzle experience by Jobless Cleaners with servers for up to 20 players. Start by finding one loose figure, pick it up with E on PC or RT on controller, carry it to its placement interaction, then press the same input to place it.

Your first figure, step by step

1. Join the official Roblox experience.
2. Move through the store and look for a figure you can interact with.
3. Face the figure and press E on PC or RT on controller to pick it up.
4. Carry it while searching for the place where the game accepts it.
5. Press E or RT at that interaction to place the figure back.
6. Repeat the search-and-return loop for the remaining scattered figures.

The currently announced version uses the Huge Store map and mentions new characters and animes. Because the official listing does not publish a complete room-by-room route, use the Map Overview for confirmed map context and the Figure Placement guide for the interaction itself.

If you picked up the wrong figure

On PC, use the number keys to switch the held figure. Press Q when you want to drop the current figure instead of placing it. On controller, LT drops the held figure. The official controller listing does not document a separate figure-switch input.

Menu controls

PC players can press T to unlock the mouse. On controller, press Y to open Upgrades and B to close the menu. The creator does not publish upgrade names, costs, or effects on the Roblox listing, so treat the in-game Upgrades screen as the current source for those values.

A reliable first-session route

Keep the loop narrow: locate one figure, pick it up, identify its accepted position, place it, then search again. If the interaction is not accepted, do not assume the figure is correct for that position—drop or switch it and try another visible placement. This avoids carrying several uncertain assumptions through the larger store.

Next: keep the Controls page open for a compact input table.

Troubleshoot the first loop

Break the loop at the point where it stopped instead of restarting the whole route.

• The figure does not enter your held state: stand closer, face it directly, and press E/RT once. Verify the held state before walking away.
• The figure drops instead of being placed: Q on PC and LT on controller are release inputs. Pick the figure up again and use E/RT at the placement interaction.
• The position does not accept the figure: adjust your facing and distance. If the interaction still refuses it, test another visually plausible placement; the official listing does not publish exact slot assignments.
• You are carrying the wrong selection on PC: press a number key to switch the active held figure, then retry E at the placement.
• You cannot pick up another figure: read the Held counter. When its numerator matches its denominator, place or drop a held figure before continuing.

Know what each source establishes

The official Roblox experience page is the source for the collect-and-return objective and the PC/controller controls used above. The official Roblox games API identifies the genre, creator, and 20-player server limit. Neither source supplies a complete placement map or upgrade price list, so live interface values take priority for those details.

Frequently asked questions

Which button both picks up and places?

Use E on PC or RT on controller. The same input performs both actions when the correct interaction is targeted.

How do I undo a wrong pickup?

Press Q on PC or LT on controller to drop the figure. Pick it up again with E/RT when you are ready to continue.

How do I switch figures?

PC number keys are the documented switch controls. The official controller controls do not list a separate switch input.

What does T do on PC?

T unlocks the mouse. It is not documented as the Upgrades shortcut; Y is the documented controller button for that menu.

Should I follow a claimed 628-slot route?

Use caution. A public gameplay recording shows a 628 denominator, but the reviewed official sources do not publish a full figure-to-slot table. Match visible cues locally and confirm each placement in your own server.