- Anmu all endings: two confirmed endings — Escape and the True Ending
- True Ending requirement: collect all lore notes and enter the hidden room on the exit floor
- Key secret: flipping breakers in reverse order opens a hidden hatch with a bonus item
- Easter egg: shine your flashlight at the crashed elevator three times for a sound cue
- Remember: entering the hidden side room is optional — it decides which ending you get
Anmu All Endings Overview
Anmu is a single-player story horror escape game on Roblox built around an elevator that crashes onto a series of strange floors. While most players simply ride the exit elevator up and finish the run, the game quietly tracks the secrets you find along the way. Whether you walk away with the standard Escape ending or the True Ending depends entirely on exploration — not skill.
The table below summarizes both endings at a glance:
| Ending | Trigger | Key Requirement | Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ending 1 — Escape | Insert key into exit elevator and ride up | Complete all floors normally, skip the hidden side room | ★★☆☆☆ |
| Ending 2 — True Ending | Enter the hidden side room before escaping | Collect all lore notes across every floor, then visit the hidden room on the exit floor | ★★★★☆ |
Finish a normal run before chasing the True Ending. Knowing each floor's layout, monster behavior, and puzzle solutions lets you explore for lore notes without wasting time or dying mid-run.
Ending 1 — Escape (Standard Ending)
The Escape ending is the default conclusion of Anmu. After surviving every floor — the crash floor, the code door floor, the monster corridor, and the breaker floor — you climb to the final level, insert the collected exit key into the elevator panel, and ride up to safety.
Reaching it is straightforward:
| Step | Action | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Find the first key behind the shelf | Crash Floor |
| 2 | Solve the randomized keypad code | Code Door Floor |
| 3 | Sneak past the patrolling monster | Corridor Floor |
| 4 | Restore power via breaker switches | Breaker Floor |
| 5 | Insert exit key and ride the elevator | Exit Floor |
Once you insert the key and activate the exit elevator, the run ends. If you want the True Ending, do not use the elevator until you have entered the hidden side room on the same floor.
Ending 2 — True Ending (Step-by-Step)
The True Ending rewards thorough exploration. It requires two things: every lore note in the building and a visit to the hidden side room on the final floor before escaping.
Loot the Hidden Room on the Crash Floor
On the very first floor, interact with the loose panel behind the shelf. Inside you'll find a collectible figurine and an early lore note — missing this one is the most common reason players fail the True Ending route.
Collect Every Lore Note, Floor by Floor
Lore notes are scattered across all floors. Search rooms, alcoves, and desks thoroughly before advancing. Notes reveal the building's backstory and are required for the extra ending dialogue.
Clear the Middle Floors Efficiently
Solve the keypad code, sneak through the monster corridor, and restore power. Keep your flashlight batteries stocked from lockers and alcoves so dark floors don't hide notes from you.
Enter the Hidden Side Room on the Exit Floor
Before touching the exit elevator, find and explore the hidden side room on the final floor. With all lore notes collected, this room unlocks the alternate ending sequence and extra dialogue.
Escape With the True Ending
Now insert the exit key and ride the elevator up. With the hidden room visited and all notes in hand, you'll trigger the True Ending instead of the standard escape.
Lore notes do double duty: they flesh out the building's dark history, and collecting all of them unlocks extra dialogue during the ending sequence. A run without them locks you out of the True Ending even if you find the hidden room.
Secrets That Support the Endings
Several optional secrets sit alongside the endings. None are strictly required, but they enrich the run and reward observant players.
Hidden Shelf Room
- Loose panel on the crash floor
- Contains a collectible figurine
- Holds a required lore note
Reverse Breaker Order
- Flip switches opposite to the wall diagram
- Opens a secret hatch near the breaker room
- Rewards a bonus item
Flashlight Easter Egg
- Shine your light at the crashed elevator three times
- Plays a special sound cue
- References classic Roblox horror games
| Secret | Location | Reward | Ending Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hidden room behind shelf | Crash Floor | Figurine + lore note | Required for True Ending |
| All lore notes | Every floor | Backstory + extra dialogue | Required for True Ending |
| Reverse breaker order | Breaker Floor | Secret hatch + bonus item | Optional bonus |
| Flashlight x3 on elevator | Crash Floor | Sound cue easter egg | Cosmetic only |
Flipping breakers in reverse order opens the secret hatch but restarts the puzzle if done wrong. Read the wall diagram first, memorize the correct order, then deliberately reverse it in one clean pass.
True Ending Run Checklist
Use this checklist during your run to confirm every True Ending requirement before you commit to the exit elevator.
True Ending Requirements:
- Enter the hidden room behind the shelf on the crash floor
- Collect all lore notes across every floor
- Restore power on the breaker floor
- Reach the exit floor with the exit key
- Explore the hidden side room BEFORE using the elevator
- Ride the exit elevator to trigger the True Ending
Anmu Part Two is currently in development by Jothem Studio. New floors and content may add additional endings or change unlock conditions — check the official Roblox game page and Jothem Studio group announcements for the latest updates.
FAQ
Q: How many endings does Anmu have?
There are currently two confirmed endings in Anmu: Ending 1 — Escape (the standard conclusion) and Ending 2 — the True Ending, unlocked by collecting all lore notes and entering the hidden side room on the final floor before escaping.
Q: Can I get the True Ending on my first run?
It's possible but difficult. You need to find every lore note, including the one in the hidden room behind the shelf on the crash floor, and know where the hidden side room is on the exit floor. Most players unlock the Escape ending first, then replay with knowledge of each floor.
Q: What happens if I enter the hidden side room without all the lore notes?
The hidden room is still worth exploring for its secrets, but the True Ending specifically requires all lore notes collected. Without them, you'll receive the standard Escape ending even after visiting the room.
Q: Does the reverse breaker trick affect the endings?
No. Flipping the breakers in reverse order opens a secret hatch with a bonus item, but it's an optional secret. It does not change which of the two Anmu endings you receive.