Chiidoku's entities are simple once stated plainly: every board is populated by Chiikawa tokens bound by four placement rules, and the unlockable character roster is a cosmetic collection, not a stat system. This page is the reference for what the entities are, what they do, and — just as important — what they deliberately do not do.
A build implies choices that change your power. Chiidoku offers none: the official rules are identical for every player and every board, one solution is guaranteed, and the only optimizable system is your checking routine. That is good news — mastery is free and nothing gets nerfed.
Four systems make up everything an entity can be in Chiidoku: the Chiikawa tokens you place, the hearts that limit mistakes, the streaks that record consistency, and the coins that buy cosmetics. Each is documented below with its source.
Checked 2026-10-25. Official facts come from the Roblox listing; the rest carry their source label.
| Entity / system | What is documented | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Chiikawa tokens | Exactly one per row, per column, and per colour region; two tokens cannot touch, including diagonally. | Official |
| Character roster | Unlockable with coins; cosmetic only — never changes the grid, difficulty, or payouts. Prices and most names unpublished. | Official + community wikis |
| Hearts | Wrong placements consume hearts; recorded runs show zero-heart sequences, and a Heart + 1 pass (149 Robux) exists per the community wiki. | Fan guide + community wiki |
| Win streaks | Named on the official Standard row. Consecutive clears build a streak; restoration and persistence after a loss are undocumented. | Official + community wikis |
| Coins | Earned through Standard play, daily missions, and endless streaks; spent on character unlocks. The game's only named currency. | Official + community wikis |
| 2x Rewards Pass | A 249 Robux game pass per the community wiki's pass table — payout speed, not solving power. | Community wiki |
Video-dated observations from the independent fan guide — the closest thing to a stat table this game has.
Levels 2 through 4 are 4x4 boards; level 8 is a 5x5 board. The observations come from recorded gameplay videos dated August 29-31, 2026.
Observed board regions are labelled Mint (G), Violet (V), Yellow (Y), Pink (P), and Blue (B) in the guide's notation.
Levels 2, 3, and 4 were recorded sharing one solution pattern across different board layouts.
Desktop recordings from the pre-rename game show one tap marks a candidate X, a double tap places the token (a Chiikawa character then; a cat now), and white X marks can be cleared back to empty cells.
Recorded runs show a remaining-heart counter consumed by placement errors, including a level 37 sequence completed with zero hearts left.
GamerTweak's pre-rename guide says coins earned through gameplay unlock new characters of your choice. No character price has been published, and the October 2026 listing no longer mentions a character collection.
Both community wikis state the collection never changes the grid — characters do not alter difficulty, rules, or payouts. They are collectibles, not power upgrades.
If a video or comment names characters or prices without a source, treat it as a guess. This page fills those rows the day a checkable source publishes them.
Not in the RPG sense. Chiidoku is a pure logic puzzle — the official listing promises every board has one solution reachable without guessing — so there are no stats, abilities, or loadouts. The closest thing to a build is your scan routine: which checks you run and in what order.
The Chiikawa character tokens themselves. One token occupies each row, column, and colour region of every board, and the roster you unlock is cosmetic — community wikis document that characters never change the grid.
Names have not been officially published. GamerTweak mentions Dark Cloud, Eraser, and Mono Paint as unlockables it expects code rewards to grant someday, and the game's own store screen shows whatever roster your account sees — that screen beats any third-party list. No character prices are documented as of 2026-10-25.
No. Both community wikis state the collection is cosmetic and never changes the grid, difficulty, or payouts. Hearts are consumed by wrong placements regardless of which character you have placed.
