PINKIE PROMISE Badges

PINKIE PROMISE has 15 badges on its official Roblox list as of October 24, 2026, and every one of them is a record of an outcome rather than a random reward: four mark story milestones on the farm-forest-bakery route, two record a hiding search won or lost, two register deaths, and the rest log secret interactions and mistakes. The list below is the official badge API data — names, descriptions and award counts — with the unlock conditions filled in from route sources where they exist. Where a trigger has never been documented, the row says so instead of inventing steps.

Cover: “PINKIE PROMISE Chapter 1 [ All Secrets & Badges ]” by Spysem (YouTube, October 2026).

The full badge list

The API returned this list in a single page with no further cursor, so 15 is the complete current set, not a sample. Award counts move constantly — the game updates weekly — so treat the numbers as an October 24, 2026 snapshot.

Story milestones along the route

Four badges trace the chapter from start to finish, and the first three arrive whether you want them or not. Out of the Fire records leaving the barn before it collapses — the useful goal is escaping the sequence, which is different from poking at optional interactions around Applejack while the farm burns. Out of the Woods records surviving the Everfree and reaching the train past Whitetail Bridge. A Warm Welcome registers the arrival at Sugarcube Corner. Pinkie’s Party is the chapter-completion badge: finish the story through the party finale, and it lands with the closing cupcake scene.

The practical unlock advice from the badge wiki is to treat each name as a concrete scene goal. If one of the four is missing from your profile, the walkthrough’s stage table tells you which part of the route to replay — a finished chore list alone does not reach the chapter’s end.

The hiding pair: Not Found and Found You!

Two badges come from the same scene: Pinkie’s five-second hiding searches in the bakery. Not Found is the success side — she came looking and didn’t find you — and it lands naturally on any run where you hide properly. Found You! is the failure side of the same coin: get caught (“Peekaboo”) and the badge registers, followed by the capture loop where Pinkie carries you “downstairs” and the promise scene starts over.

Both badges exist on nearly every profile — 257,476 and 145,615 awards respectively — because the searches repeat several times per run and losing one is easy. If you are collecting deliberately, lose a search on a throwaway run rather than a clean one.

Failure badges: Kindling and Lost in the Everfree

The two death badges confirm the route has two genuinely lethal segments. Kindling (“You didn’t make it out of the barn.”) is the barn fire — stay inside too long instead of evacuating when Applejack calls it. Lost in the Everfree (“The forest kept you.”) is the forest segment — the vine rescue or the Timberwolf chase along the railway. Neither unlocks accidentally on a careful run; both require failing a section that the story otherwise walks you through. The endings page places them in the full outcome map if you are deciding what to collect on a replay.

Secret and event badges

Six badges record optional interactions and one records collecting all of them. Their official descriptions exist for all seven; full trigger steps are documented for only a few.

• Somepony at the Window (“You saw something you shouldn’t have.”) — the loft-window conversation at the farm barn; ask Applejack about the window.
• Somepony on the Train (“You weren’t sitting alone.”) — listed by the secrets wiki as inspecting the marked window in the passenger carriage; the interaction itself is single-source, so treat the spot as community-mapped.
• Not Fire! (“She asked you not to.”) — reported trigger: using fire at the vines during Fluttershy’s rescue, based on her “No, not fire. It only makes them angry” warning. Not confirmed step-by-step by any source.
• Angry Applejack (“Somepony had a bad day. You made it worse.”) — reported trigger: the optional splash interaction around Applejack during the farm fire.
• Broken Promise (“You know what you did.”) — the badge for violating the pinkie promise. Recordings show capture lines (“No pony breaks a pinkie promise”) after broken rules; which exact action trips the badge is undocumented.
• Say Cheese (“Lights.. Camera… ACTION!”) — the rarest of the group. Recordings capture Pinkie saying “Say cheese.” during the party-table sequence, but no source documents the photo interaction’s position.
• Scrapbook Complete (“Every secret in Chapter 1. She keeps a page about you too.”) — the collection badge for finding every secret. At 222 awards it is the rarest badge on the list — a rounding-error fraction of the game’s million-plus visits.

The secrets page maps each interaction to its scene, including the secret room and Gummy, and flags which entries rest on a single community source.

Badge tips for a second run

The wiki’s completion advice is community methodology, not anything official, but it fits how the badges register: leave each stage only after the game confirms the result, and split your goals across runs — one clean story run for the four milestones, then slow exploration replays for the secret and failure badges. Leaving too early after reaching an apparent endpoint is the reported most common reason a badge fails to register. Check your Roblox profile between runs; any missing badge names the outcome you haven’t triggered yet, and the walkthrough shows where its scene lives.

Badge questions

Which PINKIE PROMISE badge is the rarest?

Scrapbook Complete — the official Roblox API counted 222 awards on October 24, 2026. Say Cheese (1,362 awards) and Angry Applejack (4,100) are the next rarest. At the other end, Out of the Fire sits at 469,493 awards because escaping the barn is part of the normal route.

Can you miss badges in Chapter 1?

The route badges — Out of the Fire, Out of the Woods, A Warm Welcome and Pinkie’s Party — come from finishing the chapter normally. The failure badges only unlock by failing, and the secret badges need specific optional interactions, so a rushed first run usually leaves those unclaimed. Nothing is permanently missable: every badge re-earns on a fresh run.