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Hanamushi's Doll Adventure Exploration Areas: What the Badge List Confirms

Two badge titles in Hanamushi's Doll Adventure read as place names: Robot Factory and Twins' House. Here's the full badge list and what's confirmed about them.

If you want place names for Hanamushi's Doll Adventure, the game's official badge list gives you exactly two to learn: Robot Factory (ロボット工場) and Twins' House (双子の家). Both are real, official achievement badges — but that is all that's confirmed. The badge list confirms only the titles — not that either exists as a place in the game world, where it is, what it looks like, or how to reach it.

A doll-like child in a red striped shirt walks across dark ground beneath tall trees with spiral, snail-shell tops in Hanamushi's Doll Adventure

The full badge list, and the two names that stand out

The game has eleven official badges, listed on its tracker page with a win rate and award count for each:

Japanese titleEnglish readingWin rateAwarded
木の怪物Tree monster80.8%99,769
ボンボン頭の子Child with a bobble head79.3%98,678
電球の鳥Lightbulb bird27.9%32,711
ロボット工場Robot Factory39.8%47,239
壁の張り紙Wall notice98.7%123,802
双子の家Twins' House43.3%51,500
ゲームクリアGame clear25.9%30,138
衣装コンプリートCostume complete12.5%14,625
9つの目Nine eyes33.1%38,984
虫取り虫Bug-catching bug29.3%34,323
キノコとカタツムリMushroom and snail30.1%35,346

The two bolded rows are the only titles that read as place names. Everything else names creatures (a tree monster, a lightbulb bird), a single object (a wall notice), or collection and completion achievements (costume complete, game clear), so the badge list cannot double as a landmark list. The English readings are literal translations of the Japanese titles; the exact in-game meaning of each badge is unconfirmed.

What the badge list confirms about Robot Factory and Twins' House

Confirmed: both titles exist as official badges, and both have been earned by tens of thousands of players — 47,239 awards for Robot Factory and 51,500 for Twins' House, per the tracker's badge list.

Not confirmed by the badge list: whether a "Robot Factory" or a "Twins' House" exists as a place you can visit, where either would be, what either looks like, or whether reaching a particular spot is what earns the badge. The win rates and award counts are achievement statistics, not directions.

The same tracker page also records that the game "has no known sub-places." That is catalog data, not an in-game message — "no known" is a placeholder that doesn't tell you whether the world has distinct areas, whether the map is one contiguous space, or how travel works. From the badge list, the only place-like names to learn are these two.

How to use these names while playing

  • Learn the two names — ロボット工場 (Robot Factory) and 双子の家 (Twins' House) — so you can recognize them in the badge list or if you encounter them in-game.
  • Treat them as candidates to watch for while exploring, not as destinations: the badge list doesn't say where either can be found, or that standing in a specific spot earns the badge.
  • Remember that the other nine badges don't name places, so don't treat titles like "wall notice" or "nine eyes" as area names.

If you're chasing the full set, the badge list guide puts these titles in context, and the main walkthrough covers the game from start to clear.