Endacopia Items List: All 25 Items and Where They Are

Updated 2026-09-08 · Last verified 2026-09-08 · Steam Endacopia

Endacopia has 25 documented items, and the official Fandom wiki's own Items page covers only five of them. Three more headings sit on that page with no text underneath, and the rest are scattered across character, boss and location articles that nobody has ever collated. The table below is that collation, with the source for every entry and a flag on anything resting on a single page.

Spoiler notice. This page names the items that decide which ending you reach and the password behind the secret ending. Content warning: Steam's own descriptor for Endacopia reads "This game contains scenes of body horror, psychological horror, distressing imagery, blood, violence, death, drugs, and jump-scares." Several items below are used in exactly those scenes.

Steam's official feature list promises you will "fill your pockets with tools, toys, gadgets, and trash", and that is an accurate summary of what follows. A minority of these items gate progress. Most are one-use puzzle keys, and a few do nothing at all.

Every documented Endacopia item

Confidence column reads as follows. Items page means it has a heading and body text on the Fandom wiki's dedicated Items article. Cross-page means two or more Fandom articles describe it consistently. Single-source means exactly one page mentions it, so it is real but thinly recorded. Name only means the item is named somewhere and nothing else about it is written down anywhere we can check.

Item	What it does	Where it appears	Source confidence
The Cheese	Lures out a cockroach. Mellow, whose real name is Rodger Thompson, is allergic to cheese	Taken from a fridge. The Items page does not name the room	Items page
Two Quarters	Dropped when you stomp the cockroach. Fed to the Wall Bank in exchange for a secret	Follows directly from the cheese	Items page, cross-checked against the Endings page
The Plunger	Summons the Toilet, and is used to reach the toilet when entering the Ending C password	Used on the Ending C route	Cross-page (Items and Endings)
The Skateboard	Makes Mellow faster and cooler. No story function whatsoever	Won by beating the Cowboy in Misery Town	Items page
Transparent Mug	Holds water. Waters the founder's flower, triggers the optional Mug fight, and skips The AI boss	Gambling Den, beside the elevator, in The Office	Cross-page (Items, The AI, Bosses)
Toy Saw	Given to the Toilet Parasite, leads to Ending A / the Escape achievement	Attic box, Chapter II house segment	Confirmed across five independent sources
Real Saw	Given to the Toilet Parasite, leads to Ending B / the Return achievement	Attic box, Chapter II house segment	Confirmed across five independent sources
Scalpel	Cuts open the Patient, and cuts the Trapezist's ropes to skip that boss for Cut The Act	Won from the Whack-a-Clown minigame in Misery Town	Cross-page (Achievements, Bosses)
Telescope	Connects constellations at the Timesville beach during the first night period	Timesville	Single-source (Bosses page)
Metal Detector	Digs up the Broken Phone after the constellation puzzle	Timesville beach	Single-source (Bosses page)
Broken Phone	Used on the white bird on the lamppost beside the Pierrot's stall to start the Chimeramanticore fight	Dug up in Timesville, used in Misery Town	Single-source (Bosses page)
Lockpick	Pries open the door on the elevator's hidden floor, opening the Underground Fighters	Found in Timesville, used in The Office	Single-source (Bosses page)
Floppy Disk	Henry's disk. Inserting it lets you log in as Henry, open the "aaaa" file and click the twin swords icon to fight Yew	Chapter II house segment	Single-source (Bosses page)
Fish Paper	Tracks fishing progress towards all 18 fish	Timesville	Cross-page (Achievements and Endings)
A Map	Not documented	Not documented	Heading only, no body text on the Items page
Stress Toy	Not documented	Not documented	Heading only, no body text on the Items page
Energy Drink	Not documented	Not documented	Heading only, no body text on the Items page
Flashlight	Not documented	Not documented	Name only
Pencil	Not documented	Not documented	Name only
Old Key	Not documented	Not documented	Name only
Remote Control	Not documented	Not documented	Name only
Cute Plushie	Not documented	Not documented	Name only
Microphone	Not documented	Not documented	Name only
Fishing License	Not documented. The name suggests the Timesville fishing system, and no source confirms that	Not documented	Name only
Bingo Ball	Not documented	Not documented	Name only

Eleven of the twenty-five have no recorded function. That is not an omission on our part. It is the actual state of the public record for a game released on 27 July 2026, and the reason a page like this one is worth having at all.

One further object sits at the edge of the list. A green mug appears in a Timesville apartment, in the right rear room, which opens after Paisley's Yellow Party. Interacting with it while carrying the transparent mug is what starts the optional Mug fight. Whether the green mug is a carried inventory item or a fixed piece of scenery is not documented, so it is not counted among the 25.

The saw is the most important item in the game

Everything else on the list is optional or cosmetic. The saw is not. It is the mechanism that splits Endacopia's two main endings, and it is the single item most worth understanding before you reach it.

During the Chapter II house segment you solve a puzzle and open a box in the attic. The box yields a saw. There are two versions of it, and which one you carry out is what the game records.

Saw	Ending reached	Steam achievement	Global unlock rate (8 Sep 2026)
Toy saw (fake)	Ending A	Escape	40.0%
Real saw	Ending B	Return	27.3%

The unlock rates are pulled from Steam's own global achievement statistics on 8 September 2026 and will drift. Steam hides the descriptions of both of these achievements; the official Fandom wiki is what decodes Escape as Ending A and Return as Ending B, and the Steam achievement names, the hidden flags and the unlock gradient all agree with that reading.

The saw split itself is confirmed across five independent sources: the Fandom Endings page, the Fandom Chapter II page, the Steam Community all-endings guide, endacopiagame.com and endacopia.wiki. It is one of the best-attested facts about this game.

You give the saw to the Toilet Parasite

Once you have the saw you return to the bathroom and hand it over, and that is what opens Chapter III. The recipient is the Toilet Parasite, the creature in the toilet. The Fandom wiki phrases it as giving the toilet either saw, the Steam Community guide says to give it to the toilet monster, and endacopiagame.com agrees.

One competing site gets this wrong. endacopia.wiki states that the saw is given to "Roger". That is an error. RODGER is a failed copy encountered behind the mirror in Chapter II, a character you can talk to and can skip entirely, and he does not take the saw. If you have read that instruction somewhere, ignore it.

For Ending C the saw choice stops mattering. The Fandom wiki states plainly that it does not matter which saw you pick in Ending C, and endacopia.wiki agrees. One content site claims the toy saw is required on that route; it is contradicted by both of the sources above and we do not follow it. Full detail on all three endings and the developer easter egg is on the endings page.

The cheese, the quarters and the cheshire password

The other item chain that changes an outcome is short, and every step of it is documented in two places.

Step	Item	Result
1	The Cheese, from the fridge	Lures out a cockroach
2	Stomp the cockroach	It drops two quarters
3	Feed both quarters to the Wall Bank	It gives up a secret: the word cheshire
4	Use the plunger to reach the toilet	Type in `cheshire`

The Fandom Items page and the Fandom Endings page describe this chain independently and agree, and endacopia.wiki and one further guide site both name the cheshire password as well. That makes it four sources, and cheshire is the only password in Endacopia that any reliable source records.

That matters because fake ones circulate. A three-digit code for the attic saw box is published by one competing wiki and copied by another, and it appears nowhere in the Fandom record, which says only to solve the puzzle and open the box. A separate site publishes four safe combinations for rooms that do not exist in this game. We do not reproduce any of them. If you see a number attached to an Endacopia puzzle, check whether anything other than one wiki says so.

Item locations: what we will not estimate

No source documents pixel positions, screen coordinates, or precise hotspot locations for any item in Endacopia, and we are not going to estimate them. Where the record gives a room or an area, the table above gives the room or the area. Where it gives only "the fridge" without naming a room, that is what you get.

This is a deliberate limit rather than a gap we intend to fill by guessing. Endacopia is a point-and-click game where finding the hotspot is a large share of the puzzle, and a fabricated coordinate is worse than no coordinate because it sends you to a spot that has nothing in it.

Two mechanical notes do help with hunting, and both are sourced. Interaction runs through three modes cycled with right click or M2: view, touch and talk, so an item that seems inert under one mode may respond to another. The optional boss Benjamin is the extreme case of this; the Fandom wiki records that touching him starts the fight while talking to him kills you instantly. Separately, at least two puzzles require you to press Alt and Enter to drop into windowed mode, move the cursor out of the window and bring it back in from another side. Those are in the Timesville doll house and in Misery Town's fourth puzzle, and they are documented on the Fandom Endings page for both.

Items and achievements

Only a handful of Endacopia's 16 achievements are item-gated, and the boss-skip ones are the clearest cases.

Achievement	Official Steam description	Item involved
Cut The Act	Avoided battling the Trapezist.	Scalpel, used on the ropes
Short Circuit	Avoided battling the AI.	Transparent mug of water, poured on an outlet
I Want To Be A Fisherman	Caught every fish.	Fish Paper tracks the 18 fish
Water Break	Hydrate yourself on 3 separate occasions.	Not documented. The transparent mug is the obvious candidate and no source confirms it

Short Circuit has an unusual side effect: the Fandom wiki records that skipping The AI this way crashes the game outright, and you reopen it past the fight. That is intentional, and consistent with the other place the game deliberately throws an engine error at you during the Prologue.

Note the shape of the unlock rates. Fighting the three main bosses sits at 57.1%, 50.5% and 49.1%, while skipping them with the scalpel, the water and a dialogue trick sits at 23.5%, 23.8% and 19.4%. Most first-time players punch. The full 16-achievement table is on the achievements page.

Where items sit in the wider game

Mellow loses all his senses at the start, in Steam's own wording, and recovers them across the three main areas: his hands in Misery Town, his eyes in Timesville, his mouth in The Office. No source lists those as pickups, so they are not in the table.

The three areas hang off a hub the Fandom wiki calls "the green place". It is not called Green Hills; that name comes from one competing site and appears nowhere in the primary record. A ferris wheel reaches Misery Town, which is circus and carnival themed rather than the decaying suburb another site describes, and Timesville sits below. Steam confirms you may "decide which area to explore next in whichever order you'd like", so cross-area chains such as the telescope and metal detector feeding the Broken Phone into Misery Town can be picked up in either order.

For the order things are actually encountered in, see the walkthrough. Be aware that the Chapter III record is empty: the community wiki's Chapter III article consists of the three letters "tba", so no item found there is documented anywhere, and this page does not pretend otherwise.

Update log

8 September 2026: Page created. Twenty-five items collated from the Fandom Items page, the Bosses page, the Achievements page and the Endings page, each row marked with its source depth. Eleven items recorded as name-only. The saw split verified across five sources. The claim that the saw is given to "Roger" corrected to the Toilet Parasite. Achievement unlock rates pulled live from Steam on this date. No coordinates, no safe codes other than cheshire.

Frequently asked questions

How many items are there in Endacopia?

No source publishes a total. The official Fandom wiki's Items page lists only five, and three further headings on it have no body text at all. Twenty-five distinct items are documented somewhere across the wiki once you read the character, location and boss pages as well, and that is the list on this page. Treat 25 as the documented count, not the game's real inventory count.

Which saw should I give the Toilet in Endacopia?

The toy saw leads to Ending A (the Escape achievement) and the real saw leads to Ending B (the Return achievement). Both are found in the attic box during the Chapter II house segment, and the saw is handed to the Toilet Parasite, not to Rodger. For Ending C the official Fandom wiki states the choice does not matter.

Where do the two quarters come from in Endacopia?

You take the cheese, use it to lure out a cockroach, and stomp the cockroach. It drops two quarters. Feeding both quarters to the Wall Bank makes it give up a secret, and that secret is the word cheshire, which is the password used at the toilet on the Ending C route.

Is there a safe code or combination for the attic box?

Not one that any reliable source records. The official Fandom wiki only says to solve the puzzle and open the attic box, with no number attached. A three-digit code circulates on one competing wiki and is copied by another, and it appears nowhere in the primary record. The only confirmed password in the whole game is cheshire.

What is the transparent mug used for?

Three documented things. It waters the founder's flower, it is involved in triggering the optional Mug fight in a Timesville apartment alongside a green mug, and pouring water from it onto an outlet skips The AI boss fight for the Short Circuit achievement. That last one deliberately crashes the game; you reopen it and continue past the fight.

Does the skateboard do anything in the story?

No. The Fandom wiki records that it only makes Mellow faster and, in its own words, cooler. It has no plot function. It once had its own wiki page, which an editor redirected into the Items page with a note telling people to stop making entire pages about irrelevant things.