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1. Codes3Mvisits100 Ink and 2 Revives
2. CodesInkhead how to redeem codesRedeem checklist after a patch.
3. CodesInkhead expired codesRetired strings and fake-list warnings.
4. WikiInkhead playersRoster hub.
5. PagesInkhead updatesPatch notes and listing-checked changes.
6. PagesInkhead scriptsRisk notes for community automation. No downloads.
7. PagesInkhead official linksGame page, group, and Discord via Roblox Social.
8. GuidesFirst Session: Tutorial, Parry, and Your First FightFinish the Inkhead tutorial, learn which attacks are pink, and choose a difficulty from the screen you are actually entering.
9. GuidesControls, Pink Parries, and Plane ButtonsGround labels, plane labels, and the Belfry rule that splits pink ghosts from black ones.
10. GuidesWorld Route: Badges, Video Titles, and Chapter OrderMatch Clockwork Cove, Sugarplum Shores, Rickety Ridge, and the Clock King's Castle to the official world badges without trusting a single world number.
11. GuidesRun and Gun: Driftwood Dash and Gearworks GauntletTwo stages that display a RUN 'N GUN! card, plus the chapters that look similar but were never labeled that way.
12. GuidesCasual, Regular, Expert, and the Simple Results CardThe official Casual and Expert line, the contract text on one entry screen, and the Simple skill level on no-hit cards.
13. GuidesWhat a Simple No-Hit Card ProvesSix Simple clears where the results card, not the video title, is the evidence for no hits, grades, and parry counts.
14. GuidesThe Clock King and the Ending HubWhere the Clock King sits in the castle video, what the throne room shows, and what the following ending frame does not show.
15. GuidesInk, Revives, and Madame Doughnut's WardrobeWhat the code pays, what the wardrobe screen contains, and which cosmetic names are still unconfirmed.
16. WikiTick-Tock TobiasAlarm-clock boss in a gear-filled arena. The name is a walkthrough chapter label, matched to the opening clock fight by appearance.
17. WikiMadame KettleTeapot-shaped boss in a tea room. A later hub card names the cleared stage The Tea House.
18. WikiThe Garden GangPlant boss in a barnyard. Footage shows three vegetable forms, and a LEEKY LINDA card appears during the fight without a clean match to one form.
19. WikiWobbles the JellyBlue sundae-cup boss with boxing gloves. An in-fight card reads WOBBLES GETS BIG.
20. WikiNimbus NellCloud boss fought in biplanes. The plane HUD shows BOMB, SHRINK, and PARRY.
21. WikiCaptain BarnacleRed octopus captain on a pirate ship. Identified from walkthrough footage, not from an official name card.
22. WikiCarousel CarlTop-hatted clown boss in a nighttime carnival. Official art shows a carousel clown matching that description.
23. WikiTin Can TexWalkthrough chapter name. Checked frames do not show this boss's appearance, but one entry screen explains Casual, Regular, and Expert.
24. WikiHugo Hot-AirBalloon boss fought in a plane above a city. A hub label reads Balloon Field, and a thumbnail card reads FULL OF HOT AIR.
25. WikiBingo & BangoTwo kangaroo boxers in a ring. Official art shows the same pair.
26. WikiBuck ToothingtonAxe-carrying beaver on river logs. World number differs between uploaders.
27. WikiAdmiral AnglerOrange anglerfish with a lantern lure. A co-op frame shows the HUD at HP 1.
28. WikiCountess ItsyLarge purple spider above a house facade. One uploader marks World 3 just before this fight.
29. WikiJunkyard JawsBear-like boss driving a tow truck. The truck text is visible in footage.
30. WikiBoss BurrowsMole-like miner on a mine cart, with a pink projectile visible near the players.
31. WikiThe Great PuppetiniKnight puppet on strings, holding a sword and shield.
32. WikiThe Iron CondorMechanical condor-like airship. Players fight it in biplanes while black bombs fall.
33. WikiMaestro MetronomeMetronome conductor fought with a round tuba-like character, directly before the Clock King in the castle walkthrough.
34. WikiThe Clock KingNamed final target on the official Roblox description. A clock-faced king with a crown and scepter sits in a gear-lined throne room.
35. WikiSir ScoopsIce-cream-cone boss with the on-screen name SIR SCOOPS. Missing from the main walkthrough's chapter list.
36. WikiClockwork CoveCommunity name for the opening world. The matching Roblox badge is World 1 Cleared, which does not print this name.
37. WikiSugarplum ShoresNamed in a four-world walkthrough description. The encounter boundaries are not confirmed, and the official second-world badge only says World 2 Cleared.
38. WikiRickety RidgeCommunity name used as World 3 in one walkthrough set. That video includes Buck Toothington through The Iron Condor.
39. WikiThe Clock King's CastleCommunity name for the final stretch: Maestro Metronome, the Clock King, and an ending chapter. There is no World 4 Cleared badge; the end badge is Beat the Clock King.
40. WikiInky and QuillThe pair on the official key art and on the file-select title card INKY & QUILL IN INKHEAD.
41. WikiFirst Boss Beat!Roblox badge on the Inkhead universe. The description field is empty, so the name is the whole public condition.
42. WikiWorld 1 Cleared!Official badge name for clearing world 1. It does not print the community title Clockwork Cove.
43. WikiWorld 2 Cleared!Official badge for world 2. Video makers do not agree on which boss starts this world.
44. WikiWorld 3 Cleared!Official badge for world 3. There is no matching World 4 Cleared badge.
45. WikiBeat the Clock King!Roblox badge for defeating the Clock King, the final target named in the official description.
46. WikiPea BlasterStarting weapon label. The HUD reads PEA BLASTER in the opening clock fight and in several later Simple runs.
47. WikiChargerHUD weapon label seen mid-fight. How it is unlocked is not shown.
48. WikiShowstopperHUD label SHOWSTOPPER, often visible next to a KNOCKOUT card in no-hit clips.
49. WikiDivisorFactory run-and-gun weapon label. One frame shows a three-way spread under the name DIVISOR.
50. WikiSplitterHUD label SPLITTER, seen in a factory frame and on the Clock King co-op frame.
51. WikiDriftwood DashBeach run-and-gun. The stage card reads RUN 'N GUN!
52. WikiGearworks GauntletFactory run-and-gun. The stage card also reads RUN 'N GUN!
53. WikiThe BelfryBell-defense lesson. Pink ghosts must be parried. Black spiky ghosts must be dodged.
54. WikiThe Tea HouseHub clear label after the teapot fight. The card reads CHAPTER 2.
55. WikiBalloon FieldHub clear label shown before the balloon plane fight.
56. WikiCandy CoasterAmusement-park pier chapter. Not confirmed as a boss or as a run-and-gun stage.
57. WikiGumdrop GrottoCandy-cave chapter between the balloon fight and The Belfry III. Boss status is not confirmed.
58. PagesHomeBoss routes, parry basics, and codes for Inkhead on Roblox.
59. GuidesGuidesTask guides for the first session, parries, the world route, run-and-gun stages, difficulty contracts, no-hit cards, the Clock King, and the wardrobe.
60. GuidesBeginner GuideThe first hour in Inkhead: finish the tutorial, learn the pink parry, and pick a difficulty from the screen in front of you.
61. WikiWikiBosses, worlds, badges, weapons, stages, and the ink-jar pair. Names that come from videos are labeled that way.
62. WikiBossesEncounters identified from official text, in-game cards, or matching footage. Uploader numbers such as bosses 1 are not official order.
63. WikiWorldsFour community world titles, set next to the official World 1, World 2, and World 3 badges.
64. WikiCharactersInky and Quill, the pair on the key art and the file-select title card.
65. WikiBadgesThe five Inkhead badges published on Roblox. Descriptions are empty, so conditions are limited to the badge names.
66. WikiEquipmentWeapon names taken from the HUD: Pea Blaster, Charger, Showstopper, Divisor, and Splitter.
67. WikiMap & RoutesRun-and-gun cards, the belfry lesson, and hub names that are stages rather than bosses.
68. CodesCodesReported Inkhead codes, the MENU path, and what to check when a code is rejected.
69. VideosVideo GuidesWalkthroughs of Inkhead by The Cringe Kids: the full run, then Clockwork Cove, Sugarplum Shores, Rickety Ridge, and the Clock King's Castle.
70. PagesPlayFocused Play player page with practical routes, resources, and decisions for the selected game.

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