Collectible types and where to look
Bells: a starting point for exploration
Start by checking the Bells category when you plan an unfamiliar region. The community map describes these entries as Bell save points, so they make useful reference targets for organizing a search. This is our suggested way to plan exploration, not a required collection order or a promise that every marked Bell is immediately reachable.
Open the homepage map, choose your region in Map layer, reset the category filters and select Bells. Open a pin to inspect its name and source before looking for it in-game. If several points look close together, zoom in; their spacing on this community map does not establish a safe route, travel distance or unlock requirement.
Mark a Bell only after you have checked it yourself. You can leave an uncertain location unmarked and revisit it later. A missing pin is a gap in this map, not evidence that a region contains no more Bells. The source-count table below describes the Bell pins currently listed here, not an official total for the game.
Memory Flowers
Memory Flowers have their own map category. Use it to keep flower searches separate from Bells and equipment, especially when returning to an area with many overlapping markers. Select Memory Flowers after resetting other filters if you want to see only this category.
A checked flower pin records your visit to a listed location. It does not calculate fragment quantities, a completed flower inventory or an upgrade reward. When comparing a walkthrough with the map, first check whether its number means locations, individual fragments or completed items; those are different counting units.
Sha-Chi Amber / Amber fragments
For Amber shard searches, use the map category labelled Amber Fragments. Keep it separate from Black Stone Fragments: selecting both displays their combined locations, while selecting just one makes a focused sweep easier. The English labels here follow the community map so you can find the matching control.
This directory does not provide verified upgrade recipes, quantities per pickup or routes through locked areas. Read the selected marker and compare it with your current in-game surroundings. If a guide discusses whole Amber items alongside shards, do not treat its total as directly interchangeable with a count of mapped pins.
Blackstone Shards
The corresponding map filter is Black Stone Fragments. Use this category for a separate location check, then mark only the pins you have actually visited and confirmed. Amber and Blackstone remain separate in the directory and the source table, even if a guide discusses both under upgrade materials.
An unchecked pin is a reminder in your browser, not proof that the item is still present in your game. Conversely, a checked pin does not verify how many pieces you obtained. For inventory quantities or upgrade requirements, compare against the game itself rather than interpreting the website counter as an inventory reader.
Weapons, Phantom Edges and accessories
Equipment searches can begin with the Weapons, Phantom Edges or Accessories filters on the same homepage map. The dedicated weapon and Phantom Edge guides explain those systems separately; neither a system overview nor a community pin is a verified item-by-item unlock guide.
Accessories are included because the current map has that category. Other existing filters include chests, remedies and key items, but their presence does not mean every entry is a collectible or an achievement requirement. Choose the category that matches your current task rather than treating all visible map markers as a single collectible total.
What should I collect first in a new region?
Use this short loop to organize your own exploration. It is a suggested workflow, not a speedrun route, mandatory progression sequence or ending checklist.
- Check Bells first. Choose the region you are exploring, show the Bells category and inspect a useful starting point. Verify its position in-game before treating it as your reference.
- Explore what you can reach. Use the game's own paths and progression cues. A marker on this website does not establish that a door is open or that you already meet a prerequisite.
- Make a focused pass for another type. Reset the filters and choose Memory Flowers, Amber fragments, Black Stone Fragments or equipment. Select multiple categories only when you want their combined results.
- Review what remains. Mark discoveries you have confirmed, turn on Hide completed and revisit the remaining pins. If the map seems unexpectedly empty, check the selected region, search text and filters before concluding that you have cleared it.
Locate and track on the homepage map
The interactive map lives on the homepage. Choose a Map layer, search for a name or use category filters, then open a marker for its details. On mobile, expand Categories · Your checklist to reach the filters and progress controls. This guide is the directory; finding locations and ticking the checklist happen on that same map.
Progress saves locally in your current browser without an account. The language versions share that browser's saved marks, and Hide completed removes marked pins from view. The site does not read your game save, detect pickups or sync progress across devices. Clearing site data or leaving a private browsing session can remove saved marks.
For a return visit, open a particular marker and copy the map's shareable marker link. That link identifies a location; it does not share your checklist or preserve a whole category-filter session. For a fresh category search, open the map and select the filter again.
Community-listed counts: compare the same unit
These figures count the community-reported map pins currently displayed by this site, grouped by category. They are derived from the All Things How snapshot dated October 30, 2026, not a new survey of the source today and not official game totals. One pin counts as one listed location, regardless of any pickup quantity.
| Source category | Listed pins | Snapshot date |
|---|---|---|
| Bells | 158 | 2026-10-30 |
| Memory Flowers | 138 | 2026-10-30 |
| Amber Fragments | 41 | 2026-10-30 |
| Black Stone Fragments | 41 | 2026-10-30 |
A walkthrough and a map can disagree because they use different categories, counting units, coverage or update dates. These are possible explanations, not a verified diagnosis of each discrepancy. Compare named locations and source dates before deciding that something is missing. Do not add unrelated categories together to claim a full-game collectible total.
Collectibles FAQ
What collectible types can I look for?
Start with Bells, Memory Flowers, Amber fragments and Black Stone Fragments. The same map also lists weapons, Phantom Edges and accessories. These are practical directory categories supported by the current community dataset, not an official taxonomy or a guarantee that every collectible appears here.
Should I prioritize Bells, and where are all their locations?
We suggest checking Bells first to organize a new region. Open the homepage map, choose the region, reset filters and select Bells. The pins provide community-reported leads; they do not establish that every Bell is covered, reachable or independently verified. Use the Bells section above for the starting workflow.
Is there a free collectibles map with a checklist?
Yes. The homepage map provides category filters, region selection, marker details, manual completion marks and Hide completed, without an account. Progress saves in the current browser. It does not transfer automatically to another browser or device, and deleting site storage can erase it.
Why do guides report different collectible or Bell counts?
A community-listed figure describes the source's own coverage and counting method. A fragment, a completed item and a map location need not be the same unit. Publication dates and missing or duplicate entries may also matter. Our table labels its source, snapshot date and category; it does not reconcile other guides by guessing an official total.
Does finishing this checklist mean 100%, platinum or the true ending?
No. Completing this site's checklist only means you have marked the locations listed here. Website checklist progress does not establish 100% in-game completion, platinum trophy eligibility or the true ending. Check in-game objectives and applicable trophy requirements separately; this page does not provide an ending-route checklist.
Why can I not see a pin I expected?
Check the Map layer, clear the search, reset category filters and turn off Hide completed. If the point is still absent, it may not be covered by this community snapshot. Do not mark a different nearby location to force the totals to match; leave uncertain discoveries unresolved until you can compare the names and source details.
Does collectibles mean a collector's edition or merchandise?
This page covers in-game items and exploration locations. It does not catalogue physical collector's editions, statues, brass Bell charms or other merchandise. A physical Bell accessory and a Bell location in the game are different searches; buying merchandise does not update this map checklist.
Related guides and tools
Sources and coverage
Location source: All Things How community map, imported October 30, 2026. Counts on this page describe this site's displayed snapshot; the source website may have changed since. Game version, platform, exact routes and collection requirements remain unknown unless separately evidenced. This independent fan project is not affiliated with S-GAME; community reporting is not official verification.