ANMU 🪔 [HORROR]

ANMU Roblox — Complete Game Information

No pictures, as requested. I'll explain the game from the moment you join the lobby, what you do after spawning, what items and locations you encounter, how entities work, and how the escape gameplay progresses.

One important note: ANMU is still in development, and its official Roblox description warns players to expect bugs. The official description confirms the central premise: an elevator plummets and leaves you at a strange floor. Some additional floor-by-floor details below come from a third-party guide, not an official developer document, so I'll distinguish those from confirmed facts.

1. Basic game information

• Full title: ANMU 🪔 [HORROR]

• Platform: Roblox

• Developer: Jothem Studio

• Genre: Survival horror and escape

• Main gameplay idea: Enter an elevator, experience an accident, explore an unfamiliar place, deal with dangers, and find a way to escape.

• Development status: Early development; Part Two is in progress.

• Inspiration: The developer says the game was inspired by studiokoren's series.

• Server information: The Roblox listing shows a server size of up to 50 players, although that doesn't establish how many players participate together in an actual story run.

The main idea is that the elevator is not simply a way to travel between ordinary floors. Its accident introduces the player to a strange and potentially dangerous environment.

2. Joining the game: Lobby and spawning

The experience begins when you join ANMU through its Roblox game page. The exact spawn sequence and lobby layout can change with updates, so the following description of the lobby-to-elevator sequence is based on the available gameplay guide.

Step 1 — Join ANMU

• Open Roblox and search for ANMU, or use the official game page.

• Press Play to enter an available server.

• Wait for the experience to load.

• Once you spawn, look around and familiarize yourself with the environment and available interactions.

The game listing supports a server size of up to 50 players. However, a third-party guide describes the story progression as single-player, so the maximum server size should not be taken as proof that every player shares one story session.

Step 2 — Find the elevator

The walkthrough describes an elevator in the starting lobby. This elevator is the main starting point for the story.

Your initial objective is to enter the elevator and activate it. As it descends, something goes wrong: the elevator plummets and crashes at an unusual floor.

The accident is the transition from the starting area into the horror section of the game.

Step 3 — After the elevator crashes

According to the walkthrough, the player reaches a damaged area containing the wrecked elevator and debris.

At this point, your objectives change:

• Explore the crash site.

• Find useful objects.

• Search for a way through the blocked or locked route.

• Investigate suspicious objects and environmental clues.

• Proceed to the next area when you have the necessary item.

The guide describes the first floor as a relatively safe place to learn the controls before the more dangerous encounters begin.

3. What you have to do: Full gameplay progression

The available walkthrough describes five main floors or areas. Here is what happens in order.

Stage 1 — The elevator

Starting sequence

Your task is to board the elevator and begin the journey. The elevator malfunctions and crashes, leaving you in a strange environment. Wait for the sequence to finish before exploring.

Stage 2 — Crash Floor

Exploration

Search the wreckage for a flashlight and look behind a shelf for the first key. The key is described as opening a stairwell door. The guide also mentions a hidden panel behind the shelf that leads to a secret room.

Stage 3 — Code Door Floor

Puzzle

Explore the office-like rooms and find four notes. Each note contains a digit for a four-digit keypad code. Read the clues and enter the complete code to unlock the next door. The guide says the code changes between runs.

Stage 4 — Corridor Floor

Stealth and danger

A hostile entity called the Wanderer patrols the dark corridor. Hide behind crates, observe its movement, and move when it turns away. The guide warns against sprinting in its line of sight.

Stage 5 — Breaker Room and Exit

Mechanism and escape

Find the maintenance or breaker area. Read the diagram and operate the switches in the correct order to restore power. Find the required key, reach the final area, and use the exit elevator. The guide also describes a hidden route to a different ending.

Source: third-party ANMU walkthroughs. These are reported gameplay details, not a developer-verified map specification.

4. Items and objects you can find

Items are important because they help you explore, solve puzzles, or unlock the next area.

| Item | What it does | Where the guide says to look | | -------------------- | --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------ | | Flashlight | Illuminates dark areas | Crash Floor, near debris | | First key | Opens the stairwell door | Behind a shelf | | Code notes | Reveal the four-digit keypad code | Office rooms, walls, and desks | | Batteries | Keep the flashlight running | Desks, lockers, and corridor alcoves | | Breaker switches | Restore the building's power | Breaker room | | Second key | Needed for later progression | Breaker room | | Exit key / key panel | Enables the final escape sequence | Later area or final elevator |

These locations and item functions are reported by the walkthrough and may differ in the live game.

Other things to investigate

The guide also mentions:

• Notes containing background information about the building.

• Hidden panels and rooms.

• Environmental symbols and wall diagrams.

• Keypads, levers, and other interactive mechanisms.

• Possible secrets associated with the crashed elevator.

Not every suspicious object is necessarily interactive. Look for clues and test objects carefully rather than assuming that everything can be collected.

5. Entities and monsters

An entity in a horror game is a creature, monster, or hostile presence that can threaten the player. Each entity may detect players differently, so the right survival strategy depends on what it senses.

The third-party ANMU guide lists four entity names. I could not verify these names or their precise mechanics against an official developer bestiary, so treat the following as guide-reported information.

1. The Wanderer

Sight and sound

Reported behavior: Patrols a corridor along a repeating route and has a limited field of vision.

What makes it dangerous: The guide says it can detect a player who enters its sight or makes sprinting footsteps.

How to survive:

• Observe its patrol before moving.

• Use crates or other solid cover.

• Move when it faces away.

• Avoid running through its line of sight.

Main lesson: Do not panic and run blindly when it appears.

2. The Listener

Sound detection

Reported behavior: Blind or unable to rely on sight; tracks sounds instead.

What makes it dangerous: Running, loud footsteps, or slamming doors may attract it.

How to survive:

• Walk slowly near it.

• Avoid unnecessary noise.

• If it approaches, stop moving and remain quiet as the guide recommends.

• Do not assume that hiding visually is enough if you continue making noise.

Main lesson: Being quiet is more important than being out of sight.

3. The Watcher

Vision detection

Reported behavior: Remains in a fixed location and changes the direction of its gaze.

What makes it dangerous: Moving into its field of vision at the wrong moment.

How to survive:

• Observe its gaze pattern.

• Move when it looks away.

• Stay close to walls where the layout permits.

• Avoid crossing an exposed area without checking where it is looking.

Main lesson: Timing matters more than speed.

4. The Stalker

Pursuit

Reported behavior: Follows the player between rooms or areas.

What makes it dangerous: The guide says lingering too long or pointing the flashlight at it may trigger a response.

How to survive:

• Keep progressing instead of remaining in one place unnecessarily.

• Point the flashlight away from the entity when possible.

• Pay attention to sounds and changes in the environment.

• Avoid assuming the flashlight is always safe to use.

Main lesson: An item that helps you see can also be risky around certain threats.

Source for the four reported entity behaviors:

How the entities differ

| Entity | Main detection method reported | Suggested response | | -------- | -------------------------------------------- | -------------------------------------- | | Wanderer | Sight and footsteps | Hide and move between patrols | | Listener | Sound | Remain quiet | | Watcher | Field of vision | Time your movement | | Stalker | Proximity, lingering, or flashlight exposure | Keep progressing and manage your light |

The most important distinction is that not every monster should be handled in the same way. A strategy that works against a sight-based entity might fail against one that tracks sound.

6. Controls and player actions

The guide gives the following standard keyboard controls. Actual controls can differ on mobile or after updates.

| Action | Keyboard control reported | | ----------------------- | ------------------------- | | Move | W, A, S, D | | Jump | Space | | Sprint | Shift | | Interact with an object | E or click |

For mobile players, check the on-screen controls shown in the game itself. Do not assume the desktop key bindings apply directly to a phone or tablet.

The key actions you'll need to understand are:

• Explore: Search rooms, debris, shelves, and desks.

• Interact: Use items, keypads, doors, or mechanisms.

• Observe: Watch an entity's movement and detection patterns.

• Hide: Use suitable cover when available.

• Solve: Find clues before attempting a code or switch sequence.

• Escape: Unlock the route forward and reach the exit.

7. Puzzles and mechanisms

The guide describes several types of puzzles.

Keypad puzzles: Find the clues before entering the code. The four-digit code is reported to change between playthroughs, so copying a code from someone else's run may not work.

Breaker puzzles: Find the diagram and follow the displayed switch order. The guide says the wrong sequence resets the puzzle.

Item-based puzzles: Look for a matching target when you find an object such as a key or fuse. Having the item is not always enough; you may still need to locate where it belongs.

Hidden interactions: Check objects that look unusual, such as loose panels or suspicious decorations. Some may reveal a secret room or additional clue.

8. Secrets and endings

The third-party guide reports two possible endings:

• Escape ending: Complete the main progression and use the exit elevator.

• True Ending: Collect the lore notes and find a hidden room on the final floor before leaving.

It also mentions a secret room near the crash-site shelf, a possible hidden hatch associated with the breaker switches, and an easter egg involving the flashlight and crashed elevator. These are not confirmed by the official Roblox description, so their exact requirements should be treated as unverified until tested in-game.

9. What you should do when playing for the first time

Here is a beginner-friendly approach:

• Join the experience and learn the starting area.

• Enter the elevator and wait for the crash sequence to finish.

• Search the crash site for useful items and a way forward.

• Read clues carefully before trying a keypad or mechanism.

• When an entity appears, stop and observe how it behaves before approaching.

• Save sprinting for situations where it is safe; running may attract sound-sensitive enemies.

• Complete the main route first. Investigate secrets once you understand the floor layout.

10. Development status and limitations

ANMU's official Roblox page says the game is in early development, warns that bugs may occur, and invites players to submit feedback and bug reports. Its listing was updated on October 10, 2026. The page also lists a Chapter 2 story event for October 31, 2026.

Because the game is still developing, some details may change:

• The lobby or spawn sequence.

• Floor layouts and puzzle solutions.

• Item locations.

• Entity behavior.

• Story details and endings.

• Controls and other gameplay mechanics.

Important limitation: I could verify the overall elevator premise directly from the official game listing, but I could not independently verify every room, item, or entity described by the third-party guide. I don't want to present fan-guide details as guaranteed official canon. Based on your description, you're talking about the entity that chases the player, can enter rooms, reacts to loud sounds, and can teleport close to the player in Chapter 1. I checked the available ANMU Chapter 1 walkthroughs, and the closest named entity they describe is The Stalker, but the guides I found don't confirm the teleporting behavior you mentioned. They describe the Wanderer as the entity that starts a chase when the player sprints or enters its line of sight.

ANMU Roblox — Chapter 1 Items and Entities Guide

This guide covers the items you can collect, what each item is used for, the entities you may encounter, how they behave, and how to survive them. No pictures.

ANMU is a horror game by Jothem Studio in which an elevator accident leads the player into a strange environment. The available Chapter 1 walkthrough describes exploration, item collection, puzzles, stealth, and an escape route.

Important: The item locations and monster names below come from a third-party walkthrough, not an official developer bestiary. I'll identify the reported details clearly rather than pretending every mechanic is confirmed.

1. Chapter 1 items

1. Flashlight

Exploration item

Reported location: Floor 1, near the crashed elevator and debris.

Purpose: Helps the player see in dark areas and inspect the surroundings.

How to use it: Turn it on when you need to see, and check your surroundings before moving forward.

Warning: A third-party guide warns that shining the flashlight at the Stalker can trigger its pursuit. This behavior needs confirmation in the live game.

2. First key

Progression item

Reported location: Hidden behind a shelf on Floor 1.

Purpose: Unlocks the stairwell door leading to the next area.

How to use it: Search the crash site, collect the key, and find the corresponding locked door.

Why it matters: Without the required key, the intended route forward may remain blocked.

3. Code notes

Puzzle clues

Reported location: Floor 2, around office rooms, desks, and walls.

Purpose: Each note contains one digit of a four-digit keypad code.

How to use them: Read all four notes and combine the digits in the correct order before entering the code.

Important: The guide reports that the code changes between runs. Don't assume a code from another player's game will work for yours.

4. Batteries

Equipment supply

Reported locations: Desks, lockers, and corridor alcoves.

Purpose: The guide describes batteries as supplies for keeping the flashlight running.

How to use them: Collect them when you find them, particularly if you need light for later exploration.

The exact battery-management system and whether batteries can run out in every version have not been independently verified.

5. Lore notes

Story collectibles

Reported locations: Hidden rooms and different floors.

Purpose: Provide additional story information and are reportedly required for the True Ending.

How to use them: Read and collect them as you progress. Search side areas before leaving each floor, because you may not be able to return later.

6. Second key and exit key panel

Escape progression

Reported location: A second key is found in the breaker room, while the exit key panel is on the final floor.

Purpose: The key is needed for the escape route; the panel is where the player inserts it according to the walkthrough.

How to use them: Complete the power puzzle, collect the key, and proceed to the exit elevator.

7. Breaker switches

Mechanism

Reported location: The breaker room.

Purpose: Restore power by activating switches in the sequence indicated by a diagram.

How to use them: Inspect the diagram before operating the switches. The walkthrough reports that the wrong order resets the puzzle.

It also describes a secret hatch associated with using the switches in reverse order, but this secret is not independently verified.

8. Figurine and bonus items

Optional collectibles

Reported location: A hidden room behind a loose panel near the shelf on Floor 1, with another bonus item reportedly accessible through the breaker-room secret hatch.

Purpose: Optional discoveries rather than ordinary progression items.

How to find them: Investigate suspicious panels and unusual objects, but don't spend too long searching if an entity is nearby.

Sources for reported item names, uses, and locations:

2. Chapter 1 entities

An entity is a hostile creature or supernatural presence that can threaten the player. The important things to understand about an entity are how it detects you, what causes it to chase, how it moves, and how you can avoid it.

The walkthrough lists four entities, but I have not verified that all four actually appear in Chapter 1 of the live game. In particular, the entity you described earlier—which can chase you into rooms, reacts to loud sounds, and can teleport toward you—has not been positively identified by these sources.

The Wanderer

Reported corridor entity

Behavior: Patrols the corridor on a repeating route.

Detection: The guide says it reacts to line of sight and sprinting footsteps.

Chase behavior: It can begin chasing the player when its reported detection conditions are triggered.

How to avoid it:

• Stay out of its field of vision.

• Avoid sprinting near it.

• Use available cover.

• Move when it turns away.

Main danger: Being spotted or making noise at the wrong time.

The Listener

Reported sound-sensitive entity

Behavior: Described as blind and tracking sound.

Detection: The guide reports that footsteps, doors, and dropped objects can attract it.

Chase behavior: Loud sounds can alert it to the player's location.

How to avoid it:

• Walk slowly.

• Avoid unnecessary noise.

• If it approaches, stay still as the guide recommends.

• Don't assume that hiding from its sight is enough.

Main danger: Sound can reveal your position even when you cannot see the entity.

The Watcher

Reported vision-based entity

Behavior: Described as a stationary entity that rotates its gaze.

Detection: The guide says it detects players entering its field of vision.

Chase behavior: Its reported main threat is catching the player while they cross an exposed area.

How to avoid it:

• Watch its direction.

• Wait until it looks away.

• Use walls or other cover.

• Cross exposed spaces at the right moment.

Main danger: Moving at the wrong time.

The Stalker

Reported pursuing entity

Behavior: The guide describes it as following the player between rooms on later floors.

Detection: Lingering too long or shining the flashlight directly at it reportedly triggers pursuit.

Chase behavior: It may follow the player rather than remaining in one fixed patrol route.

How to avoid it:

• Keep progressing when the route is safe.

• Avoid shining the flashlight directly at it.

• Pay attention to approaching sounds.

• Find a safe route forward instead of remaining in one place.

Main danger: The player may not be safe simply because they have left the entity's original room.

Entity descriptions are based on the third-party Chapter 1 walkthrough. Exact detection ranges, teleportation, room-entry behavior, and other mechanics remain unverified.

3. Comparing the entities

| Entity | Reported detection | Reported behavior | Suggested response | | -------- | -------------------------------- | ------------------------- | ----------------------------- | | Wanderer | Sight and sound | Patrols and chases | Hide and move between patrols | | Listener | Sound | Tracks noise | Keep quiet | | Watcher | Sight | Watches a particular area | Time your movement | | Stalker | Lingering or flashlight exposure | Follows between rooms | Keep moving carefully |

These are the reported distinctions, not a guarantee that each entity has exactly these mechanics in the current game.

4. The entity you described earlier

You mentioned an entity that:

• Can chase the player.

• Can enter rooms.

• Makes loud sounds dangerous.

• Can teleport toward the player.

• Appears during Chapter 1.

I can't confidently match all those traits to one of the four names above. The Stalker is the closest name in the walkthrough for a persistent pursuer, but teleporting directly to the player is not confirmed in the source.

I don't want to incorrectly label that entity or invent its mechanics.

5. Survival rules for items and entities

• Collect the flashlight and required keys when you find them.

• Read puzzle notes rather than guessing keypad codes.

• Listen for warning sounds and changes in the environment.

• Avoid sprinting when a sound-sensitive entity may be nearby.

• Be careful with the flashlight around an entity that reacts to light.

• Search optional rooms only when it is reasonably safe.

• Collect lore notes if you want to pursue the reported True Ending. , polite and formal, polite and formal

ANMU Roblox — Lobby and Starting Area Information

This section focuses on what the player can see around the lobby before entering the game, including the surroundings, elevator, other possible objects, and what happens before the horror begins. No pictures.

One important distinction: the official description confirms the elevator accident premise, but I cannot verify every lobby decoration or object from an official map layout. The descriptions below separate the general starting-area concept from details that still need in-game confirmation.

1. The lobby — Before the game starts

Location: Starting area · Before the elevator sequence

The lobby is the first area players encounter after joining the Roblox experience. It serves as the place where players orient themselves before starting the horror sequence.

What the lobby is for

• Spawn point: The area where a player first appears after loading into the experience.

• Starting area: A place to look around before beginning the main sequence.

• Elevator access: The elevator is central to the game's premise, although its exact position and accessibility in the lobby should be checked in the current version.

• Transition into the story: The elevator sequence leads into the strange environment after the accident.

• Orientation: Players can inspect the surroundings and look for interactive objects before progressing.

What might be around the lobby?

The following is a checklist for documenting the actual lobby. These are things to look for, not a claim that every item is present.

| Object or feature | What to check | | ------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Elevator | Where it is located, whether its doors open, and whether players can enter immediately | | Walls and doors | Whether there are side rooms, locked doors, or corridors | | Lighting | Whether the lobby is bright, dim, flickering, or dark | | Signs and text | Whether there are instructions, warnings, or story clues | | Furniture and decorations | Whether benches, desks, shelves, or other objects are present | | Interactive objects | Whether a button, lever, door, or prompt can be activated | | Other players | Whether players gather together or start separately | | Exit or boundary | Whether there is a visible way out or an invisible barrier preventing exploration |

I can't confirm that ANMU contains all these objects without a verified lobby layout.

2. Where do you spawn?

When you first join, the game loads your character into its designated spawn point. The precise spawn position may depend on the current version.

To document it accurately, check:

• Do you appear facing the elevator or facing away from it?

• Are you standing in a room, hallway, or open area?

• Is there a visible door nearby?

• Can you move freely, or are you waiting for an introductory sequence?

• Are other players visible around you?

These details help establish where the lobby begins and which directions the player can explore.

3. What happens before entering the elevator?

The starting area and the main horror sequence are two different stages.

• Before starting: You are in the lobby or initial spawn area.

• Starting the sequence: You approach or enter the elevator if the current game version allows it.

• During the sequence: The elevator becomes the central part of the introduction.

• After the accident: You enter the strange environment and begin exploring for a way forward.

The elevator accident is part of the game's stated premise. The exact buttons, waiting period, and interactions required to trigger it are not confirmed here.

4. What the lobby information should include

For a complete ANMU map reference, the lobby entry should eventually contain:

• Location name: Lobby / Starting Area

• Spawn position: The exact place where the player appears

• Surroundings: Walls, floors, ceiling, lighting, and decorations

• Landmarks: Elevator, signs, doors, and recognizable objects

• Interactive objects: Buttons, doors, and usable items

• Player behavior: What players can do before starting

• Restrictions: Locked areas or places players cannot access

• Story purpose: How the lobby connects to the elevator accident

• Exit route: Where the player goes next

ANMU Roblox — Inside the Game: Location Information

This section continues from the lobby and describes what happens after the player enters the elevator and begins the actual game. No pictures.

I'll keep the confirmed story premise separate from details that need verification in the live game, so we don't accidentally treat invented map details as official ANMU content.

1. The elevator — Transition into the game

Location 02 · Elevator interior

The elevator is the transition between the starting area and the main horror experience.

What happens here:

• The player enters the elevator if it is accessible.

• The elevator sequence begins.

• The player is transported away from the normal starting area.

• Something goes wrong, and the elevator plummets.

• The accident leads the player to a strange location.

What the elevator area needs to document:

| Feature | Information | | -------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | Elevator doors | Whether they open and close automatically | | Buttons | Which buttons, if any, can be interacted with | | Interior | The actual walls, floor, ceiling, and lighting | | Sounds | Elevator movement, alarms, impacts, or other audio | | Other players | Whether they accompany the player | | Exit | How the player gets out after the accident |

The elevator accident is confirmed by the game's description. The specific button layout and sequence are not independently confirmed.

2. Crash site — The first area after the accident

Location 03 · Crash Floor

The available third-party walkthrough describes a crash site with a damaged elevator and debris. It also reports that the player can search the area for a flashlight and a key. These details should be checked against the current version of ANMU.

What the player does

• Leave the crashed elevator when possible.

• Look around the immediate surroundings.

• Search nearby objects and debris for useful items.

• Find a key if it is present and determine which door it opens.

• Look for a safe route into the next area.

Objects reported in this area

• Damaged elevator: The starting point after the accident.

• Debris: Objects scattered around the crash site.

• Flashlight: Reportedly helps the player see in dark areas.

• Key: Reportedly opens a stairwell door.

• Shelf and hidden panel: The walkthrough describes a possible secret room behind a shelf.

The exact positions of these objects have not been verified against an official map.

3. The next area — Code Door Floor

Location 04 · Puzzle area

The third-party walkthrough describes an office-like area containing a locked door with a keypad.

Objective: Find the clues required to unlock the door.

The reported puzzle involves four notes, each containing a digit for a four-digit code.

What to do:

• Explore the accessible rooms.

• Check desks, walls, and other places where notes may be located.

• Read the clues carefully.

• Enter the digits in the correct order.

• Proceed through the door if the code works.

The walkthrough says the code can change between runs, so players should look for the clues in their own game rather than relying on a fixed code.

4. Corridor — The dangerous area

Location 05 · Reported stealth section

The walkthrough describes a dark corridor where an entity called the Wanderer patrols.

What to do

• Observe the corridor before moving.

• Look for cover, such as crates, if present.

• Watch the entity's direction.

• Avoid rushing into an exposed area.

• Move toward the next route when it is safe.

The guide reports that the Wanderer can detect the player through sight and footsteps. Its precise detection rules are not verified by the official game description.

5. Breaker room — Restoring power

Location 06 · Reported mechanism puzzle

The walkthrough describes a maintenance or breaker room that contains switches and a diagram.

The reported objective is to restore power by operating the switches in the correct sequence.

The player should:

• Find the room.

• Examine the diagram.

• Identify the required switch sequence.

• Operate the switches.

• Check whether power has been restored.

• Continue toward the exit route.

The guide also mentions a key in this area, but its exact location and purpose should be verified in-game.

6. Exit area — Leaving the game location

Location 07 · Reported ending sequence

The walkthrough describes a final area where the player uses an exit elevator after completing the required progression.

The reported escape sequence is:

• Finish the necessary puzzles.

• Obtain any required key.

• Reach the exit.

• Activate or enter the exit elevator.

• Complete the escape sequence.

The same guide describes a possible hidden ending involving lore notes and a secret room. Neither ending's exact requirements have been independently confirmed here.

7. Overall location order

01. Lobby

Initial spawn and starting area

02. Elevator

The accident sequence

03. Crash site

Exploration and reported key collection

04. Code door

Clue-finding and keypad puzzle

05. Corridor

Reported stealth encounter

06. Breaker room

Reported power-restoration puzzle

07. Exit area

Reported escape sequence

This is the order described by the available walkthrough, not a verified official map. The live game may differ.

For the next section, we can document the interior of each location in more detail: its rooms, walls, doors, furniture, lighting, objects, possible paths, and exactly what the player can interact with. The best way to make that fully accurate is to use the actual in-game layout rather than guessing at unverified details. Based on your description, you're talking about the entity that chases the player, can enter rooms, reacts to loud sounds, and can teleport close to the player in Chapter 1. I checked the available ANMU Chapter 1 walkthroughs, and the closest named entity they describe is The Stalker, but the guides I found don't confirm the teleporting behavior you mentioned. They describe the Wanderer as the entity that starts a chase when the player sprints or enters its line of sight.

ANMU Roblox — Chapter 1 Items and Entities Guide

This guide covers the items you can collect, what each item is used for, the entities you may encounter, how they behave, and how to survive them. No pictures.

ANMU is a horror game by Jothem Studio in which an elevator accident leads the player into a strange environment. The available Chapter 1 walkthrough describes exploration, item collection, puzzles, stealth, and an escape route.

Important: The item locations and monster names below come from a third-party walkthrough, not an official developer bestiary. I'll identify the reported details clearly rather than pretending every mechanic is confirmed.

1. Chapter 1 items

1. Flashlight

Exploration item

Reported location: Floor 1, near the crashed elevator and debris.

Purpose: Helps the player see in dark areas and inspect the surroundings.

How to use it: Turn it on when you need to see, and check your surroundings before moving forward.

Warning: A third-party guide warns that shining the flashlight at the Stalker can trigger its pursuit. This behavior needs confirmation in the live game.

2. First key

Progression item

Reported location: Hidden behind a shelf on Floor 1.

Purpose: Unlocks the stairwell door leading to the next area.

How to use it: Search the crash site, collect the key, and find the corresponding locked door.

Why it matters: Without the required key, the intended route forward may remain blocked.

3. Code notes

Puzzle clues

Reported location: Floor 2, around office rooms, desks, and walls.

Purpose: Each note contains one digit of a four-digit keypad code.

How to use them: Read all four notes and combine the digits in the correct order before entering the code.

Important: The guide reports that the code changes between runs. Don't assume a code from another player's game will work for yours.

4. Batteries

Equipment supply

Reported locations: Desks, lockers, and corridor alcoves.

Purpose: The guide describes batteries as supplies for keeping the flashlight running.

How to use them: Collect them when you find them, particularly if you need light for later exploration.

The exact battery-management system and whether batteries can run out in every version have not been independently verified.

5. Lore notes

Story collectibles

Reported locations: Hidden rooms and different floors.

Purpose: Provide additional story information and are reportedly required for the True Ending.

How to use them: Read and collect them as you progress. Search side areas before leaving each floor, because you may not be able to return later.

6. Second key and exit key panel

Escape progression

Reported location: A second key is found in the breaker room, while the exit key panel is on the final floor.

Purpose: The key is needed for the escape route; the panel is where the player inserts it according to the walkthrough.

How to use them: Complete the power puzzle, collect the key, and proceed to the exit elevator.

7. Breaker switches

Mechanism

Reported location: The breaker room.

Purpose: Restore power by activating switches in the sequence indicated by a diagram.

How to use them: Inspect the diagram before operating the switches. The walkthrough reports that the wrong order resets the puzzle.

It also describes a secret hatch associated with using the switches in reverse order, but this secret is not independently verified.

8. Figurine and bonus items

Optional collectibles

Reported location: A hidden room behind a loose panel near the shelf on Floor 1, with another bonus item reportedly accessible through the breaker-room secret hatch.

Purpose: Optional discoveries rather than ordinary progression items.

How to find them: Investigate suspicious panels and unusual objects, but don't spend too long searching if an entity is nearby.

Sources for reported item names, uses, and locations:

2. Chapter 1 entities

An entity is a hostile creature or supernatural presence that can threaten the player. The important things to understand about an entity are how it detects you, what causes it to chase, how it moves, and how you can avoid it.

The walkthrough lists four entities, but I have not verified that all four actually appear in Chapter 1 of the live game. In particular, the entity you described earlier—which can chase you into rooms, reacts to loud sounds, and can teleport toward you—has not been positively identified by these sources.

The Wanderer

Reported corridor entity

Behavior: Patrols the corridor on a repeating route.

Detection: The guide says it reacts to line of sight and sprinting footsteps.

Chase behavior: It can begin chasing the player when its reported detection conditions are triggered.

How to avoid it:

• Stay out of its field of vision.

• Avoid sprinting near it.

• Use available cover.

• Move when it turns away.

Main danger: Being spotted or making noise at the wrong time.

The Listener

Reported sound-sensitive entity

Behavior: Described as blind and tracking sound.

Detection: The guide reports that footsteps, doors, and dropped objects can attract it.

Chase behavior: Loud sounds can alert it to the player's location.

How to avoid it:

• Walk slowly.

• Avoid unnecessary noise.

• If it approaches, stay still as the guide recommends.

• Don't assume that hiding from its sight is enough.

Main danger: Sound can reveal your position even when you cannot see the entity.

The Watcher

Reported vision-based entity

Behavior: Described as a stationary entity that rotates its gaze.

Detection: The guide says it detects players entering its field of vision.

Chase behavior: Its reported main threat is catching the player while they cross an exposed area.

How to avoid it:

• Watch its direction.

• Wait until it looks away.

• Use walls or other cover.

• Cross exposed spaces at the right moment.

Main danger: Moving at the wrong time.

The Stalker

Reported pursuing entity

Behavior: The guide describes it as following the player between rooms on later floors.

Detection: Lingering too long or shining the flashlight directly at it reportedly triggers pursuit.

Chase behavior: It may follow the player rather than remaining in one fixed patrol route.

How to avoid it:

• Keep progressing when the route is safe.

• Avoid shining the flashlight directly at it.

• Pay attention to approaching sounds.

• Find a safe route forward instead of remaining in one place.

Main danger: The player may not be safe simply because they have left the entity's original room.

Entity descriptions are based on the third-party Chapter 1 walkthrough. Exact detection ranges, teleportation, room-entry behavior, and other mechanics remain unverified.

3. Comparing the entities

| Entity | Reported detection | Reported behavior | Suggested response | | -------- | -------------------------------- | ------------------------- | ----------------------------- | | Wanderer | Sight and sound | Patrols and chases | Hide and move between patrols | | Listener | Sound | Tracks noise | Keep quiet | | Watcher | Sight | Watches a particular area | Time your movement | | Stalker | Lingering or flashlight exposure | Follows between rooms | Keep moving carefully |

These are the reported distinctions, not a guarantee that each entity has exactly these mechanics in the current game.

4. The entity you described earlier

You mentioned an entity that:

• Can chase the player.

• Can enter rooms.

• Makes loud sounds dangerous.

• Can teleport toward the player.

• Appears during Chapter 1.

I can't confidently match all those traits to one of the four names above. The Stalker is the closest name in the walkthrough for a persistent pursuer, but teleporting directly to the player is not confirmed in the source.

I don't want to incorrectly label that entity or invent its mechanics.

5. Survival rules for items and entities

• Collect the flashlight and required keys when you find them.

• Read puzzle notes rather than guessing keypad codes.

• Listen for warning sounds and changes in the environment.

• Avoid sprinting when a sound-sensitive entity may be nearby.

• Be careful with the flashlight around an entity that reacts to light.

• Search optional rooms only when it is reasonably safe.

• Collect lore notes if you want to pursue the reported True Ending.

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