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Upgrades and abilities

Clean the School! Upgrades and Abilities

What is confirmed about upgrades and ability controls, what remains unpublished and how to compare choices safely in-game.

Current guideClean the School! upgrades
Walkthrough

What to check in-game

Use these notes while you play, then follow the related pages for codes, rankings, tools, or route-specific help.

What the official sources confirm

The Roblox description says players can purchase upgrades, and the console controls reserve D-pad inputs for abilities. That confirms the existence of both concepts, but it does not provide upgrade names, prices, unlock conditions, effect values, ability names or cooldowns. No verified character, pet, unit, class, trait or team-building system was collected for this exact universe. For that reason, this page does not turn a generic template into a fake build guide. Read the current in-game labels before spending and treat them as more current than unsourced lists.

How to compare an upgrade in-game

Compare only information the live game actually shows. Record the upgrade name, current cost, stated effect and whether it helps the obstacle you can presently observe, such as repeated movement, carrying or placement. Make one purchase decision at a time and check whether the promised behavior changes before assigning value to it. A higher price is not evidence that an upgrade is universally best, and a useful early choice may be less important near a later completion milestone. Without published numbers, exact efficiency ratios and S/A/B ranks would imply evidence that is not available.

Abilities, progress and safe decisions

Console players can use the D-pad for abilities according to the creator-listed controls; PC ability bindings were not named in the collected description. Follow the on-screen prompt for the current platform rather than guessing a key. Judge an ability by whether it helps a visible cleanup step, not by an unsupported damage, rarity or team-synergy claim. Use the First Shelf and percentage badges as neutral checkpoints when evaluating progress. If the game later publishes a named catalog with effects and costs, the tier-list page can compare it; until then, it records the missing evidence plainly.

Related help

Connect the topic to player decisions

Wiki pages should point players toward the practical pages that explain what to claim, compare, build, or check next.

Decision Router

Open the right help page without assuming squad mechanics.

Upgrade Evidence

See why exact ranks are held until data exists.

Milestone Planner

Use verified checkpoints without a fake formula.