A useful stage walkthrough should show how to read the course without inventing a complete map. Current community guides provide reliable landmarks from the lobby through Stage 9 because they independently follow the same nine Sunken Shards. Use those landmarks as route anchors, then read the live geometry between them.
The official loop connects obstacle clears to wins, so the first goal is a controlled finish. Collectible detours come after you know which approach, booster, wall, and landing can be repeated.
Prepare in the lobby
Confirm Place 114697347887839 and creator 100% ALGO SHOT, then locate the course entrance and visible counters. Move on a safe surface until the current Speed feels predictable. Practice lining up with the tall vertical booster on the left; it is a documented route to the second lobby shard and a useful launch drill.
Collect the first lobby shard behind the Top Robux leaderboard if desired. For the booster shard, aim toward the left ledge before entering. If the ledge is consistently short, build Speed; if it is reached but overshot, release earlier. Do not use an unrelated candy-world guide from the same-name SecretVerse game.
Choose whether this run is a normal clear or a shard run. Several later collectibles require dropping below a platform and may interrupt forward progress.
Read the early documented detours
Stage 2’s shard sits below a small left-side pillar around the middle of the stage. Confirm the object below, then drop deliberately; current guides report the pickup can occur during the fall. Treat the fall as part of the collection route, not as the normal clear line.
At the end of Stage 3, the documented detour uses enough Speed to pass the right-side booster and drop behind a large wooden block on the right. Approach straight and identify the landing or drop zone before committing. If the booster route is unreachable from a clean line, return to training rather than adding sideways input at the last second.
Stage 4 begins with vertical boosters used to reach the upper area. Once on top, move left toward the end before Stage 5 for the documented shard. Stabilize after each vertical launch; continuing to hold movement can carry the monkey off the upper surface.
Handle the middle platform sections
Stage 6’s documented route jumps to the first center platform and immediately to the second. The shard sits below the edge of that second platform or middle cube. Land near the center first, turn the camera downward, and verify the pickup before stepping off. A blind drop wastes the run and makes it harder to know whether collection registered.
Stage 7 contains two shards near three green platforms. One is on the middle platform, while the other is on a small ledge beside the last platform. Collect the safer central pickup first. Recenter the camera and approach the side ledge with less input than a full gap jump.
No shard is documented for Stage 5 or Stage 8. Continue using the live route there; do not infer that either stage is trivial or empty simply because the collectible list skips it.
Time the Stage 9 hazard
The final documented shard is on the right corner of the third center platform in Stage 9, with tsunami waves crossing the route. Watch one complete wave cycle from safety. Choose a departure that gives enough time to land and move to the right corner without meeting the next wave.
Jump through the center platforms with the camera already aimed at each landing. Stop near the middle before moving toward the shard corner. Speed helps cross distance, but the safe window is a timing problem. If the wave hits after a good landing, adjust departure time rather than training more.
After collection, inspect the shard count and the treadmill inventory or training interface. Three sources report the full set awards a free x2 Speed Treadmill, but this guide does not assume it auto-equips.
Turn the route into repeatable wins
Once the landmarks are familiar, remove optional drops and run the normal course for completed clears. Count finish-to-finish time, failed attempts, and recovery distance. A shorter route with stable landings may produce better wins progress than repeatedly forcing the farthest available section.
When one transition causes most failures, practice it separately. Use Wall Jumping for wall or booster exits and Obstacles for narrow platforms and hazards. Add Speed only when clean attempts remain short.
After an update, check the Updates hub and test the earliest documented landmark. Preserve a dated note when a booster, block, platform, or hazard moves; do not mix an old screenshot with a new route claim.
Walkthrough FAQ
Is Stage 9 the final stage?
It is the highest stage named by the current nine-shard route. That does not prove it is the permanent final stage or world.
Why does the route skip Stages 5 and 8?
The corroborated shard list has no pickup there. Continue the normal live course; the omission is not a statement about their difficulty or content.
Should I collect every shard in one run?
Not necessarily. Collect them alongside normal progression, especially when a booster or late hazard exceeds current reach or control.
What should I do after a fall?
Check whether a shard registered, identify whether the miss was reach, alignment, landing, or timing, then repeat only the failed transition when possible.