Chiidoku Roster Notes

What we can confirm

Chiidoku’s branding uses a round white mascot with pink cheeks on pastel tiles. The official thumbnail shows several tokens with that face on an 8-wide colored grid. The name is a mash of Chiikawa and Sudoku. That is the roster we can photograph.

We will not publish a table of Hachiware, Usagi, Momonga, and friends as if each one has a Chiidoku kit. Unless the in-game shop labels a face with those names and a unique effect, a species list would be fan fiction sitting next to a logic puzzle. This wiki does not do that.

If your shop shows a clearly named variant, treat it as a cosmetic row and add it to your personal collection log. Our public list stays conservative on purpose.

How to log a new face without spreading rumors

When you unlock something new:

1. Note the shop name exactly.
2. Note the coin price.
3. Note whether it includes a written bonus on the HUD. If there is no bonus text, there is no bonus.
4. Screenshot it on a yellow tile and a mint tile so you know if it belongs in A or B on the character tier list.
5. Tell us via a later site update cycle; we will add named rows here after a patch, not after a Discord rumor.

Until those labels exist, the roster is:

Face	Source	Role
Default white mascot	Starter	Readable token, S-tier contrast
Additional shop faces	Coins	Cosmetics, rank by camouflage

IP and expectations

Chiikawa is a separate franchise. Chiidoku is a Roblox puzzle that borrows the cute-animal mood. This is an unofficial fan wiki for the Roblox game, not a character encyclopedia for the comics. If you want comic lore, go to those books. If you want to place one token per color region, stay here.

Why people invent a meta anyway

Roblox players are trained to ask “who is S-tier?” even in a Sudoku. The honest answer is in how to solve. Faces do not create pointing pairs. Regions do.

If a future update adds true kits — a token that counts as two, a face that bans adjacency, a character that paints a region — that would be a different game and we would rebuild this page. Nothing in the 4 August 2026 launch copy describes that.

Practical roster use

• Equip default on hard campaign numbers.
• Equip a favorite shop face in the lobby and on easy dailies if you like screenshots.
• Do not chase a complete album at the expense of unlocks discipline.
• Do not trade accounts to “get the full Chiikawa set.” That is how accounts vanish.

For the shop loop, return to the characters hub. For money, return to coins. For Robux, return to game passes. For the puzzle, return to the grid.

Screenshot protocol

When you add a personal roster row, take two pictures: one on a yellow region and one on a mint region. If the face disappears in either photo, it is a B-tier contrast issue even if the shop framed it with sparkles. Sparkles are marketing. Outlines are gameplay. The character tier list uses that test because it is the only test that changes how you scan.

Keep screenshots out of public chats if they include other players usernames. A 50-person lobby is still a Roblox server with kids in it. Crop to the token.

When a name finally appears

If the shop labels a face with a proper name, we will add a row with that name, the coin cost, and a date. We still will not add HP. We still will not add a kit. If the label is only a color adjective, it stays a palette swap. Palette swaps can be A-tier if the outline is strong. They can be B-tier if they vanish on yellow. Name is not rank. Contrast is rank.