Clean the Anime Figures Upgrades Index
Quick answer
Verified upgrade-menu controls and observed carrying-capacity progression from public gameplay frames.
Quick answer
Press Y on controller to open Upgrades and B to close the menu. Public gameplay frames also show held-capacity states of 2/2, 3/3, and 0/4 at different points in one session. That supports carrying capacity as an observable progression field, but the available sources do not reveal its price curve or every upgrade name.
Verified progression fields
| Field | Observed value | Confidence | How to use it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upgrades menu, controller | Y opens | High | Press Y during play |
| Close menu, controller | B closes | High | Press B to return to the store |
| Held capacity | 2, then 3, then 4 slots | Medium | Check the bottom-right Held counter after progression |
The controls come directly from the creator's Roblox description. The capacity sequence comes from three public frames at 08:47, 14:02, and 19:35 in the 45:47 gameplay video.
Check your current capacity
- Look at the Held counter in the bottom-right corner.
- Read the denominator: the frames show denominators of 2, 3, and 4 over time.
- On controller, press Y to open Upgrades.
- Compare the live menu with your Held denominator before spending in-game currency.
- Press B to close the menu, then pick up figures with RT and watch the counter change.
The next progression requirement is whatever the live Upgrades menu displays for your current server; open it before choosing a route through the remaining figures.
On PC, T unlocks the mouse. The official description does not document a dedicated PC key for opening Upgrades, so use the visible interface after unlocking the cursor.
What is not claimed
No public source reviewed here exposes a reliable row set for upgrade names, prices, maximum levels, or exact effects. Those values can change with updates. The useful verified reference is therefore the menu access plus the observed Held-capacity field, not a fabricated best-upgrade ranking.
For the broader loop, see Upgrades and Progression and Controls.
A safe upgrade-check routine
Use the interface as a before-and-after check instead of assuming that every server exposes the same prices or upgrade rows.
- Read the denominator in the Held counter before opening any menu. For example,
2/2means the observed capacity is two and both places are occupied. - On controller, press Y and read the live Upgrades screen. Do not rely on a price copied from an older video because the reviewed sources do not establish a stable price table.
- Close the menu with B and return to the store.
- Pick up a figure with RT and watch the Held numerator change. If the numerator reaches the denominator, place or drop a figure before trying to collect another one.
- After any in-game progression purchase, read the denominator again. A changed denominator is direct confirmation that the carrying limit changed in your session.
On PC, press T when you need the mouse available for an on-screen interface. The official control list confirms T as the mouse-unlock input, but it does not name a keyboard shortcut for Upgrades. That distinction is important: the controller shortcut is confirmed, while a matching PC shortcut is not.
Common upgrade problems
- Y does not open the menu: first confirm that you are using a controller and are in normal gameplay. Y is the documented controller input; this page does not assign it to keyboard play.
- You cannot pick up another figure: compare the two Held numbers. When the numerator equals the denominator, clear a held place by placing with RT or dropping with LT.
- The capacity in your server differs from a video frame: trust the live counter. The cited frames establish that 2, 3, and 4 were observed, not that every player starts at the same value or pays the same progression cost.
- You want a best-upgrade ranking: the reviewed official listing and public frames do not provide the names, effects, prices, or maximum levels needed for a defensible ranking.
Frequently asked questions
What button opens Upgrades?
The official Roblox listing documents Y for opening Upgrades on controller and B for closing it.
Is four the confirmed maximum Held capacity?
No. The public gameplay video shows a 0/4 state at 19:35, so four is an observed capacity. The evidence does not establish the maximum possible level.
Are upgrade costs listed here?
No. None of the reviewed sources exposes a dependable row-by-row cost table. Check the live menu in your current server for any price or requirement.
Why cite three gameplay timestamps?
The frames at 08:47, 14:02, and 19:35 show 2/2, 3/3, and 0/4. Together they support a changing carrying-capacity field without requiring guesses about the purchase path between those moments.