Named records · checked 2026-10-09

Toy Repair Shop Roblox Named Records: Toys, Velvet, and Tools

Toy Repair Shop (Anomaly) is light on a traditional 'entity roster' — its named things are the toys on their tickets, the tools on your belt, and the people the story is about. This page collects every name the game and its community have actually put on record, with the source and status of each.

Checked 2026-10-09Official + player-observed labels

Quick answer

Three kinds of names exist

Official: the seven badge names and Velvet's badge text — from Roblox's badge data. Player-observed: the toy names on registration tickets and the lore labels in walkthrough chapters — from dated footage. Undocumented: everything else, including a complete anomaly list and Velvet's clue locations. The sections below keep the three apart.

The headliner

Velvet and the September clue hunt

The only character the official record names — and it does it through a badge, not a cutscene.

“Uncover all 12 clues in Act I and reveal the truth behind Velvet's disappearance.”

— The Truth About Velvet badge, Roblox Badges API, created 2026-09-04, checked 2026-10-09

What is on record

• The badge text is the only official source that names Velvet, counts the clues (12), and names the story segment (Act I).
• The badge was created on September 4, 2026, and the game page's updated timestamp moved to September 6 — the September drop that added the clue hunt.
• The official 'Update 2' event listing names 'hidden secrets' for the same window; the Velvet badge is that promise made measurable.
• Earlier August footage already indexes 'Dr Harlow New Lore' and 'New Species' chapters (HorrorJackStar's 4K walkthrough), so the lore layer existed before the clue badge formalized it.
• At 2.0% it is the rarest badge in the game — rarer than finishing the story — which is consistent with a missable, easy-to-overlook side objective.

What stays open

• Where the 12 clues are located and what counts as a clue interact.
• Whether Act I means the first shift, the first day, or a new segmented structure added in September.
• What reward, if any, follows the badge beyond the badge itself.

The toys

The ticket roster, as observed in footage

Registration screens name every arrival. These are the names walkthrough footage captured, with the ticket problems that came with them where shown. Treat the list as illustrative — the game has never published a roster, and each video samples only one run.

Toy name	Seen in	Ticket problems shown
Gerald	MoreNizarisaqt, day one	Full workshop repair shown
Pinky	MoreNizarisaqt, day one	Restuffing and sewing work
Sprout	MoreNizarisaqt, day one	Standard ticket
Rusty	MoreNizarisaqt, day two	Standard ticket
Woolly	MoreNizarisaqt, day two	Restuffing
Pearl	MoreNizarisaqt, day two	Standard ticket
Hazel	MoreNizarisaqt, day two	Standard ticket
Nibbles	MoreNizarisaqt, day two	Standard ticket
Twiggy	MoreNizarisaqt, day two	Missing-part order shown

Player-observed — MoreNizarisaqt day-one/day-two walkthrough (Aug 27, 2026), checked 2026-10-09. Not an official or complete roster.

The tools

What the game puts in your hands

Three tools carry the whole loop. All three appear in the tutorial script that walkthrough footage captured.

The purifier

Issued in the tutorial for toys that “aren't quite right” and for breach infiltrators. The game's instruction — “Don't hesitate to use it” — is the closest thing to combat advice the game gives.

The camera / TV

Photographs the current toy for the anomaly check. Community anomaly-spotting clips show the photo exposing tells — missing eyes, altered faces — that the bench hides.

The stamp

“Stamp their ticket to log them in.” Registration is the game's first mechanic, and the ticket it prints is the evidence baseline every later decision compares against.

Tutorial script as captured in Spysem's walkthrough (Aug 14, 2026); camera check from community clips — checked 2026-10-09.

Community lore

Names the community gave the story

These names circulate in video chapters and titles, but the official game text has not confirmed them. They are recorded here so you recognize them — not as fact.

Dr. Harlow

HorrorJackStar's 4K walkthrough (Aug 14, 2026) indexes a “Dr Harlow New Lore” chapter, making it the most-watched lore label for the game. Who Dr. Harlow is remains a video-level claim.

“New Species”

Indexed in the same video's chapters. Whether it names an anomaly class, an enemy type, or a story beat is exactly the kind of detail this page leaves to the source rather than guessing.

Rarity check

How the named records rank in the badge data

Two of the seven official badges are story records. Their award shares at the October 9, 2026 check:

Badge	Share	Note
Endless Mode	5.5%	Awarded by finishing the story.
The Truth About Velvet	2%	The 12-clue Act I hunt — the rarest badge in the game.

FAQ

Named-record questions

Who is Velvet in Toy Repair Shop?

The game itself has said only one thing: the official badge 'The Truth About Velvet' reads 'Uncover all 12 clues in Act I and reveal the truth behind Velvet's disappearance.' Velvet is a missing character tied to a 12-clue hunt added in the September 2026 drop; anything beyond that sentence is undocumented.

Do the toys have names?

Yes — walkthrough footage shows tickets with names like Gerald, Pinky, Sprout, Rusty, Woolly, Pearl, Hazel, Nibbles, and Twiggy. The names are player-observed from registration screens; the game has never published a toy roster.

What is the purifier?

The tool the tutorial issues with the line 'use the purifier you're equipped with... Don't hesitate to use it.' It eliminates anomalous toys at the counter and infiltrators during breach events. Footage references 'purifier times two', suggesting upgrades, but no official upgrade table exists.

Who is Dr. Harlow?

A lore name surfaced by the community: HorrorJackStar's popular 4K walkthrough (August 14, 2026) indexes a 'Dr Harlow New Lore' chapter. The official game text has never mentioned the character, so treat Dr. Harlow as community-documented lore, not an official record.