100% Map Completion and Collectibles Checklist

Late-game cleanup in Minishoot' Adventures can get messy fast. When the map looks nearly finished but you still have dark patches, sealed rooms, or pickups you cannot account for, the best fix is usually a focused cleanup pass instead of more random wandering.

If you are here looking for the all items, items list, or all collectibles view, treat this section like a category-based checklist. Community map data breaks completion into useful buckets like modules and skills, race spirits, scarabs, keys, health and energy pickups, plus map and lore fragments, and that is the simplest way to figure out what an unfinished area is still hiding.

All Items and Collectibles at a Glance

Use this as a quick checklist, not a room-by-room database. It is usually faster to identify what is missing first, then sweep the map with that single target in mind.

Modules and skills: often missed on side routes, optional detours, and small dead ends.
Race spirits: check unfinished race markers before assuming the last missing item is somewhere in the overworld.
Scarabs: one of the most common cleanup misses because they hide behind secret walls, in side rooms, and in tucked-away corners.
Heart and energy upgrades: worth revisiting if your file still feels light on survivability or energy.
Map and lore fragments: a strong match for stubborn dark map gaps and late-game confusion.
Keys and other one-off pickups: compare these against the interactive map before assuming your save is bugged.

Module Checklist

If what you really want is a practical modules list check, give modules their own cleanup pass. They are easy to leave behind because many sit at the end of optional routes that stop looking important once the main path opens up.

Module scan points: revisit optional caves, side buildings, and short dead-end branches first.
Check side routes near dungeon entrances and return-path connectors.
Reopen places that were blocked by hidden walls, water access, enemy pressure, or a movement tool you did not have yet.
If a region looks explored but still feels light on rewards, do one pass focused only on module-style side rooms.

That keeps this section true to its job: narrow down the missing category first, then sweep the map with a clear goal.

Collectibles Checklist by Area

If you want the fastest all-collectibles pass without leaving this page, use the checkpoints below by area type. For exact race routes, jump to Spirit Races and Rewards. For the easiest hidden-wall misses to overlook, cross-check Dungeon Secrets and Hidden Pickups. If you want object-level tracking, keep the interactive map open beside this checklist.

Collectible categories to verify

Spirit races: finish any race markers or spirit slots you left for later.
Modules and skills: unfinished side branches and optional caves are still worth a late revisit.
Scarabs: check secret walls and small side rooms carefully.
Heart and energy upgrades: these are good early recheck targets if your totals still look short.
Map and lore fragments: these often explain dark map gaps and stubborn cleanup confusion.
Keys and one-off route items: double-check them before writing off a half-finished area.

Early-region return sweep

Start with the oldest areas you unlocked. Early zones are easy to under-clear because you first entered them with fewer tools.
Look for tiny edge slivers, short bends, and dead-end caves that were easy to ignore on the first pass.
If town or hub upgrades still look incomplete, check vendors and utility purchases before doing another full-world lap.

Dungeon cleanup pass

After clearing a dungeon, do one extra loop for hidden walls, short side rooms, and small return-path branches.
If a dungeon border still shows dark map space, compare that region against the interactive map instead of guessing.
Do not assume the boss path covered every collectible inside that dungeon.

Optional-route and side-building sweep

Revisit out-of-the-way buildings, caves, and optional side spaces after big upgrade unlocks.
Areas that felt like simple connectors the first time through often hide cleanup items on a second pass.
If you are down to only a few missing pickups, these side routes are usually better targets than replaying the full map at random.

Race cleanup checklist

Finish every spirit race you still have open before the final stage of cleanup.
If one race feels rough, use one run as a scouting lap.
Races are easier to mop up while you are already doing return trips for map pieces and hidden pickups.

Completion Checklist

Reveal every map chunk in each region, including tiny edge slivers, short bends, and dead-end branches.
Recheck caves, side rooms, and dungeons for anything still unexplored or uncleared.
Clean up the remaining exploration pickups: modules, race spirits, scarabs, heart or energy upgrades, keys, and map or lore fragments.
Revisit earlier blocked routes after getting new movement or combat tools.
Use the Compass or Ancient Astrolabe if you have them. The Compass helps show whether discovered caves or holes are fully cleared, while the Ancient Astrolabe shows completion info and marks remaining secret items on the map.

How to Sweep a Region

Open the map and work one region at a time. Missing pieces are easier to spot when you stay inside a single zone.
Trace the outer edge first, then sweep back through the center and any short side branches.
Before leaving, check caves, dungeon rooms, and dead ends again, especially if you first found them before a later upgrade.
Test suspicious walls, odd corners, and small destructible props as you go. They are common hiding spots for late collectibles.
If the blank space is really a missing map fragment, patch v1.03 added a subtle map detector: your map icon will discreetly beep and shake as you get closer to the missing piece.

When You Are Stuck at 99%

Start with the oldest area you unlocked and make two careful passes: one around the outer rim, then one through the middle. Early zones are easy to under-check because you first reached them with fewer powers.

Tip: If the map looks complete but something is still missing, check unfinished races, vendors, and earlier caves or temples before assuming the save is bugged.

Full 100% Video Walkthrough

If you want a visual cleanup route, this no-commentary walkthrough works well as a companion while you hunt down the last map pieces, collectibles, and hidden paths.

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