The currently documented Keep the Door Locked secret set includes The Dream Room, Rat Buster for the Pizza Rat, Juan, What the Dog Doin’, and Kindness. All five names come from the official Roblox badge list. Some descriptions provide a narrow action; others deliberately reveal almost nothing. This hub keeps those differences visible and does not claim a complete secret list.
Sparse secret intents are consolidated here because a page that only repeats a badge name and asks the player to test it would not be a useful guide. A dedicated page becomes publishable only when current evidence can explain where the route starts, what condition matters, which operation the player performs, and how success is recognized.
Canonical note: videos sometimes call Ending 2 a secret ending. The golden skeleton route belongs at Ending 2; this hub links to it without duplicating the ending guide.
Currently documented secret index
The Dream Room
Confirmed: the badge is awarded for entering the Dream Room for the first time.
Not confirmed: entrance, prerequisite, timing, purpose, exit, and repeatability.
Rat Buster / Pizza Rat
Confirmed: hit the pizza rat with a baseball bat.
Not confirmed: where either appears, how the bat is obtained, timing, number of hits, and whether the encounter can be retried.
Juan
Confirmed: the official badge name is Juan.
Official clue: “OH COME ON!”
Not confirmed: who or what Juan is, the trigger, location, operation, and success condition.
What the Dog Doin’
Confirmed: the official dog-related badge exists.
Official clue: “How did u get this?”
Not confirmed: dog location, prerequisite, interaction, and reward.
Kindness
Confirmed: the player helped “him” previously and receives something in return.
Not confirmed: identity, help action, timing, return item, and whether progress crosses days or runs.
The Dream Room
The Dream Room badge proves that a place with that official name can be entered and that the badge tracks a first entry. It does not reveal whether the entrance is in the hotel room, attached to an anomaly, reached through a visitor decision, or triggered by another state.
For a current search, record the room state immediately before any transition and the exact prompt or visual change that begins it. Confirm the badge after entry. A clip that starts inside the room is not enough to document the route because it omits the prerequisite players actually need.
Do not call the Dream Room an ending, reward room, shop, map, or Sanity event without direct evidence. The official description establishes entry and name only. This is useful baseline information because it prevents unrelated dream-room mechanics from other games from entering the guide.
Pizza Rat and Rat Buster
Rat Buster contains the most operational secret description: hit the pizza rat with a baseball bat. That establishes the target, tool, and action. It still leaves the acquisition route unresolved. The badge does not say where the pizza rat appears, where the bat comes from, whether the player must carry it across an event, or whether one hit is enough.
On a dedicated test, separate the steps. First document how the bat becomes available. Next document the pizza rat’s appearance context. Then capture the interaction and badge result. This produces a route that another player can reproduce rather than a one-line objective.
Avoid claiming that any bat-like object or rat event qualifies. Use the current visible labels, model, prompt, and official badge award together.
Juan
Juan’s official badge offers only the name and the exclamation “OH COME ON!” It does not identify an NPC, item, room, anomaly, or ending. Search demand may use Juan as an entity name, but the badge alone does not justify inventing a biography or interaction.
A publishable Juan route needs an uncropped sequence showing what appears before the event, what the player does, and how the badge is awarded. Until then, Juan remains a currently documented secret entry rather than a standalone page.
If you encounter the name or badge, record the day, visitor state, room changes, inventory, and preceding choice. Do not assume the closest unusual object caused it without repeating the context.
What the Dog Doin’
The dog-related badge description asks how the player obtained it, signaling deliberate secrecy rather than a usable clue. It confirms the badge and dog association only. Location, breed or appearance, interaction, prerequisite, and reward remain unsupported.
Treat screenshots of a dog as discovery evidence, not a route. The helpful evidence begins before the dog appears and includes the player action that leads to the badge. A future guide should also establish whether the event is random, choice-dependent, or tied to another secret.
This entry stays merged into the hub so the unknowns do not dominate a separate page.
Kindness
Kindness provides a relationship across time: “You helped him last time, so you’re getting something in return.” The official wording confirms prior help and a later return. It does not identify the character, the help action, the meaning of “last time,” or the returned thing.
The route may involve two events, but it is not safe to decide whether those events occur on adjacent days, across runs, or inside one sequence. To test it, record the first help interaction and later return separately, including whether a reset or rejoin occurred.
Do not label a visitor as the Kindness character from appearance alone. The badge result and repeated sequence are needed before publishing a deterministic answer.
Secret Ending and the golden skeleton
The official Ending 2 badge says the player found the golden skeleton. Current community videos describe an Ending 2 or secret-ending route. Because the player intent and official badge are the same, Ending 2 is the single canonical page.
Keeping that route out of Secrets prevents two pages from publishing different locations or prerequisites. Use this hub to discover that the intent exists, then use the ending guide for its source video and run plan.
The Dream Room, Pizza Rat, Juan, dog, and Kindness are not automatically prerequisites for Ending 2. No official badge wording connects them to the golden skeleton.
Plan a secret-hunting run
Learn the normal camera, rule, visitor, and anomaly loop first. Secret testing consumes attention and can make a ten-day completion failure hard to diagnose. Choose one badge, start from a clean account state if practical, and record what happens before the suspected trigger.
Capture the date, platform, visible game title, day or phase, current rule, room state, visitor decision, inventory or held tool, action, and badge result. Change one variable in the next attempt. That evidence is enough to turn a hidden event into a reproducible guide without guessing.
Do not rely on badge award percentages as spawn rates. Roblox statistics are dynamic and reflect the entire player population, not a controlled probability test.
Secret-hunting mistakes
Do not follow a route for another Place ID. Do not interpret a badge thumbnail as a map. Do not call an object’s apparent location permanent after one run. Do not combine several secret tests and then attribute the result to the last action.
Avoid scripts, executables, extensions, teleports, exploit instructions, or account-sharing offers. None is required by the official Roblox listing, and a legitimate badge should be earned inside the official experience.
Finally, distinguish “found in a video” from “explained by a video.” A clipped success can confirm that an event is possible while still omitting the prerequisite a guide must answer.
Secrets FAQ
Is this the complete secret list?
No. It is the official badge-backed set currently documented on 2026-08-06. Unbadged or future secrets may exist.
How do I enter the Dream Room?
The official badge confirms first entry but does not reveal the entrance or prerequisite. A complete current route is not asserted here.
How do I get Rat Buster?
The official objective is to hit the pizza rat with a baseball bat. The acquisition and encounter route still needs a reproducible current source.
Is Ending 2 the secret ending?
Current community videos use that language. The canonical golden-skeleton guide is Ending 2.
10232686472. Exact-name web research found no detailed current written guide corpus for these secrets, so the skill’s merge-and-omit fallback is applied: supported official clues are published here, while unsupported routes are not invented.