Huss Rooms Monsters

The currently documented Huss Rooms monster roster includes Captain Clark, Verity, The Locust, the Boiled One, and Fredbear. The official experience description names Clark, Verity, and Locust as hunters, while the live pass and badge catalogs establish playable forms for all five. Public sources do not provide trustworthy AI statistics, speed values, damage, spawn weights, or a complete ability list, so this index focuses on facts a player can verify before choosing a form.

Do not use this page as a tier list. A permanent pass confirms access to a character selection, not that the form is stronger than another. Use each detail page to see the exact badge, pass spelling, Menu path, and open live-test questions.

Currently documented monster Dex

Read the names correctly

Roblox records for the same form do not always use identical spelling. The enabled badge says Boiled One, while the permanent pass and the experience tags use Bolied One. This site uses Boiled One as the readable canonical name and keeps Bolied One as a catalog alias so players can recognize the purchase. It does not split one form into two pages.

The enabled badge says Fredbear, while the pass says Freadbear. Those are treated as the same documented form. The same caution applies to “Hus” and “Huss” in elimination badge descriptions: spelling variation in a live catalog should not create a second mechanic.

Hunter identity versus playable form

The experience description directly presents Captain Clark, Verity, and The Locust as hunters. A pass description for each form says to use Menu > Characters, and a matching badge records entering or becoming that character. That establishes a playable selection path. It does not establish whether the player-controlled version has the same movement, collision, targeting, or abilities as an AI hunter.

Boiled One and Fredbear have current permanent passes and matching enabled badges created around September 20, 2026. That proves their playable form records exist. Their exact status as an AI hunter, event participant, or selectable form in every server type still needs the current build. Use the character menu and the purchase screen as the final check before paying.

How to compare forms before buying

First open Menu > Characters and identify which forms appear, which are locked, and how the interface describes access. Then open the matching Roblox pass from the game’s Store tab. Confirm the creator is Survive Clark Community, the pass is for this experience, and the current price is acceptable. Prices are live catalog values and may change after this page’s check date.

Do not buy based on an unsupported promise of faster movement, stronger ragdolls, immunity, or a secret ability. None of those values is explained in the public pass descriptions. A good purchase decision is based on permanent access to a form you want to play, with the understanding that balance and server rules can change.

Survivor decisions when a hunter appears

For an unfamiliar hunter, keep two routes available and learn one cue at a time. Watch the model, sound, pursuit direction, and recovery after an interaction without declaring a universal counter from a single chase. If another player throws a Prop or uses a Tool, observe whether the hunter actually ragdolls and how quickly it becomes dangerous again.

Use open space to see what happened, but do not assume wide rooms are always safer. Events, players, Props, and another hunter can change the route. The official description supports running, hiding, and fighting back as broad options; it does not publish a guaranteed hiding spot or a monster-specific weakness.

Player-form test route

After selecting a form, check what the interface shows before entering danger: action names, cooldown indicators, camera behavior, target markers, movement changes, and any server restriction. Test one action at a time in a clear area. Record what it does, what it costs, and when it becomes available again.

Then test interaction with a consenting friend or in a normal public situation without exploiting other players. Confirm whether the matching badge awards on selection, on spawning, or only after entering the Backrooms. That trigger point is not stated precisely by every badge description.

Why there is no monster ranking

A tier list needs stable comparison criteria: movement, control, cooldowns, reach, recovery, counterplay, and the current mode. Those facts are not available consistently for this exact experience. Ranking by pass price would be misleading because price can reflect novelty or presentation rather than competitive power.

The useful comparison today is access and verification. Clark, Verity, and Locust are explicitly named hunters; all five forms have official pass/badge support. Behavior remains a live-build question. This keeps players from mistaking speculation for a balance table.

Roster FAQ

Is Captain Clark playable?

Yes, an official permanent pass directs owners to Menu > Characters, and an enabled badge is titled “Captain of Chaos [Played as Clark].” The exact current abilities still need live testing.

Is Locust the newest title character?

The current official title includes [Locust], and the experience description names The Locust as a hunter. Title text does not by itself describe balance or update details.

Are Boiled One and Bolied One different?

No reliable evidence supports two separate forms. The badge and pass use different spellings for the same documented character path.

Is Fredbear free?

An on-sale permanent pass existed at the September 25 check. A separate not-for-sale catalog record also appears, but its function is not described. Check the live Characters menu and store rather than assuming free access.

Verification sources

• Official Huss Rooms experience
• Official game-pass catalog API
• Official badge catalog API