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SCP MORPH Bou’s Revenge Update: How to Get All 8 New Morphs

Exact locations and unlock triggers for Evil Pou, Pou Spider, Pou, Evil Cat, Granny, Lost Children, Monty, and Ghost Face.

Exact locations and unlock triggers for Evil Pou, Pou Spider, Pou, Evil Cat, Granny, Lost Children, Monty, and Ghost Face.

The Bou’s Revenge update in SCP MORPH adds eight collectible transformations pulled from Pou, Granny, and Five Nights at Freddy’s. Seven of them are sitting somewhere on the map as trophies or drawings, and only one is locked behind a paid purchase. Everything hinges on knowing which teleport destination to pick and what to touch once you land.

Quick answer: Grab Evil Pou and Pou Spider at the spawn house, finish the “Take care of Pou” checklist to open the secret room for Pou, teleport to Infected City for Evil Cat and Granny (five colored keys), take Doctor Nowhere for Lost Children, hit the FNAF Pizzeria daycare for Monty, and buy Ghost Face from the shop for 25 Robux.


All 8 Bou’s Revenge morphs and where to unlock them

MorphLocationUnlock
Evil PouSpawn areaTouch the trophy on the blue pad
Pou SpiderSpawn house (red door)Touch the spider drawing on the wall
PouSecret passage in the houseFinish the Pou care checklist
Evil CatInfected CityTouch the yellow smiley drawing on a pillar
GrannyGranny’s house, Infected CityFind five keys, unlock the front door
Lost ChildrenDoctor NowhereClimb to the yellow house roof (or 54 Robux)
MontyFNAF PizzeriaTrophy inside the daycare area
Ghost FaceShop menuPurchase for 25 Robux

Evil Pou and Pou Spider at the spawn house

Two of the eight are free within seconds of loading in. You do not need the Teleport menu for either one, and neither requires an item or a survival trigger.

Spawn in and look straight ahead at the house. A trophy sits on a blue pad in front of it. Walk into it to unlock Evil Pou.
Player standing outside the spawn house with the Shop, Morphs, Teleport, and Hints buttons on screen
The spawn area, with the Shop, Morphs, Teleport, and Hints buttons you will use for the rest of the run.
Go through the red door into the house. A spider drawing is pinned to the wall inside. Touch it to add Pou Spider to your collection.

Pou: Finish the care checklist to open the secret room

The base Pou morph is the only one in the update tied to a mini-game. Inside the house you get a “To do: – Take care of Pou” list, and every entry has to be ticked off before anything happens.

Work through the five tasks in the checklist. Feed Pou, clean him in the shower, give him medicine, play with him using the tennis ball, and then put him in the bed.
Wait for the countdown. Once the list is complete you will see “The Secret Room will open in 1 minute,” followed by a 30-second warning and then “The Secret Room opened.”
Pou turns into a giant red monster and a passage opens up behind him. Head into it and take the trophy to unlock the standard Pou morph.
Pou transforming into a large red monster after the care checklist is finished
Pou’s transformation into the red monster is what opens the secret passage holding the Pou morph.

Infected City: Evil Cat and the five Granny keys

Open the Teleport menu and select Infected City. This one map holds two morphs, and the Evil Cat pickup is quick enough to do before you commit to the Granny sequence.

Head toward the ship and look at the side of the nearby building. A yellow smiley face is drawn on one of the pillars. Touching it unlocks Evil Cat.
Enter Granny’s house in the same area. Granny patrols the interior, so keep moving between rooms rather than standing still in one spot.
Search the rooms for all five keys, which sit in drawers, sinks, and around the furniture. You need BlueKey, GreenKey, WhiteKey, RedKey, and PurpleKey to move on.
Return to the front door and use every key on its matching lock. Clearing all five locks plays out the sequence where Granny is defeated, and the Granny morph is added at the end of it.
Granny's front door after all five colored locks have been opened
Using all five colored keys on the front door triggers Granny’s defeat and hands over her morph.

Note: partial progress on the door does nothing. A single missing key leaves the sequence unfinished, so sweep every room before heading back.


Lost Children at Doctor Nowhere

Teleport to Doctor Nowhere and find the yellow house. A ladder runs up its side, and the Lost Children morph — a windmill-shaped creature — is waiting on the roof. Nothing else in the area needs to be cleared first.

If you would rather skip the climb, Lost Children is also listed for 54 Robux. The free rooftop pickup gives you the same morph, so the purchase is purely a shortcut.


Monty in the FNAF Pizzeria daycare

Select FNAF Pizzeria from the Teleport menu. Arriving triggers a cutscene with Glamrock Freddy and Gregory, which you can sit through before moving on. Walk to the daycare entrance and go inside, then collect the trophy near the play area to unlock Monty. The Sun and Moon daycare sequence plays in the same space and does not block the pickup.


Ghost Face: The only Robux-locked morph

Ghost Face is not hidden anywhere on the map. It is sold directly through the in-game shop, and there is no exploration route that awards it for free.

Tap the Shop button on the main gameplay screen to open the store menu.
Gameplay screen with the Shop button highlighted on the interface
The Shop button on the main interface is where the paid morphs, including Ghost Face, are listed.
Find Ghost Face in the list and confirm the purchase for 25 Robux. The Buy item dialog appears with the blue Buy button, and the morph is granted as soon as the transaction goes through.
Buy item confirmation window with the blue Buy button for the Ghost Face morph
Confirming the Ghost Face purchase through the Buy item dialog.

How to confirm a morph unlocked

Every successful pickup pushes the on-screen collection counter up by one — it reads as “COLLECTED: 116/165” style text against the game’s full morph total. The new entry also appears in the Morphs menu, where you can equip it and test its animations and attacks.

If you walk into a trophy and nothing happens, the pickup has stalled rather than failed. Leave the area and come back, or rejoin a fresh server, and the trophy becomes interactable again. That single fix accounts for most cases where a morph appears to be missing, so check it before assuming you skipped a step.

SCP MORPH updates regularly, and trophy placements can shift between patches. If a location looks empty after an update, rejoin before hunting for a different route — the collection counter is the fastest way to confirm what you already own.