SCP MORPH: How to Get All New Trophy Morphs in Roblox

The newest batch of morphs in SCP MORPH isn’t hidden behind kill counts or a shop purchase. Each one is attached to a golden trophy sitting somewhere on the outdoor map, and walking into it is the entire unlock. The hard part is knowing which roof, ledge, or tunnel it’s tucked into.

Quick answer: Touch the golden trophy for each morph and a “CONGRATULATIONS! YOU’VE GOT [name]” banner fills the screen — that banner is the unlock, and the morph appears in your Morphs menu immediately.

Every new trophy location in SCP MORPH

All eight trophies sit on the outdoor map rather than inside the facility. None of them require a keycard, currency, or a kill milestone.

Morph	Where the trophy sits
Mr Mascot	Top ledge of the red fleshy “INFECTED SKY” wall
Lost Children	Roof of the yellow house
Spineman	Underneath the outdoor stairs of the brown house
Orange	Just inside the dark city tunnel entrance
Pibby	Beside the billboard above the police station
Boris The Wolf	Top of the wooden platforms on the forest cliff
Alice Angel	On the ground next to the SCP building entrance door
Godzilla	Sandy beach beside the wooden dock

Climbing routes: Mr Mascot, Lost Children, Pibby and Boris The Wolf

Four of the trophies sit above ground level, and each has one specific way up. Jumping at the wrong face of a building wastes a lot of time here.

Head for the red fleshy wall marked “INFECTED SKY” and climb straight up it. The surface is climbable along its length, so you don’t need a ladder or a boost.

At the top, walk along the narrow ledge until the Mr Mascot trophy comes into view. Touch it to trigger the unlock banner.

Travel to the yellow house and go around to its side, where a ladder runs up the wall. This is the only climb that reaches the roof.

Player character running toward the HOUSE sign on the outdoor map — Approaching the house area on the outdoor map, where the side ladder leads to the Lost Children trophy. Image: SCP MORPH

Climb to the roof and grab the Lost Children trophy waiting on top. The unlock registers the moment you make contact.

Character walking toward a glowing yellow collectible marker on a rooftop — The glowing marker on the rooftop is the pickup point — walk into it to claim the morph. Image: SCP MORPH

For Pibby, climb to the police station helipad, then drop down onto the side ledge below it. From that ledge, take the ladder up behind the billboard and collect the trophy sitting next to it.

In the forest area, find the dirt cliff with wooden platforms staggered up its face. Hop from platform to platform to the top, where the Boris The Wolf trophy is waiting.

Ground-level trophies you can simply walk into

The other four need no platforming at all — they’re just easy to run past. Spineman is tucked directly under the outdoor stairs of the brown house, so you have to duck beneath the staircase rather than climb it.

Orange sits inside the mouth of the dark city tunnel. Run down the main city street until you reach the tunnel entrance and step into the shadow, and the trophy is right there on the floor.

The city street run that leads to the tunnel entrance holding the Orange trophy. Image: SCP MORPH

Alice Angel is the fastest of the set. The trophy rests on the ground beside the SCP building’s entrance door, so you can grab it on your way in or out of the facility. Godzilla is equally direct, sitting out in the open on the sandy beach next to the wooden dock — just be aware the beach area carries a “Dangerous Sea Eater watch out!” warning.

Item-gated morphs: the Hammer, C4 and Hack Card unlocks

Not every recent morph is a plain pickup. A handful are locked behind an object you have to find first, and touching the morph spot without that item does nothing.

Walk into the facility bathroom and take the Hammer off the bench inside the stall. Carry it back to the main room and smash the glass casing holding the Chimney creature, then touch the Chimney itself to unlock Anklager.

Go back to the yellow house and interact with the object inside the crib on the ground floor. That single interaction awards The Boy And The Bath.

Head into the hedge maze and pick up the C4 from the desk hidden inside it. Plant the charge at the base of the Watch Tower, back away for the countdown, and collect the reward once the structure collapses.

Return to the yellow house, go upstairs, and grab the Hack Card off the floor. Use it on the computer downstairs to start the hacking sequence, sit through the jumpscare warning clip, and Cone Zone unlocks at the end.

Confirming an unlock in the Morphs and Hints menus

Two menus tell you whether a pickup actually registered. The Morphs menu lists everything you currently own and lets you transform on the spot. The Hints menu is the more useful of the pair while you’re hunting, since it shows your collection progress as a counter and spells out the requirement for anything still locked, including entries like Behemoth, Cartoon Dog, Locust and Smile Room.

Hints menu open showing collectible entries and a 118 of 174 progress counter — The Hints menu tracks total collection progress and lists the requirement for each locked entry. Image: SCP MORPH

If a name shows up in the Morphs list, the unlock is permanently saved to your account. You don’t need to re-collect the trophy on future visits.

If a trophy won’t collect

The most common failure isn’t a missed step — it’s a pickup that stops responding. If you’re standing on a trophy and nothing happens, leave the area and come back, or rejoin a fresh server entirely. That reliably makes the object interactable again.

Note: there are no redeem codes for these morphs. Everything here unlocks through exploration, items, or badge progress inside the experience, so any code you see circulating won’t add a morph to your list.

Gameplay view with the Shop button highlighted before opening the menu — The Shop button sits alongside the Morphs and Hints buttons in the on-screen menu row. Image: SCP MORPH

New morphs land on a weekly cadence, with updates typically arriving on Saturdays, so trophy placements and the contents of the Hints list shift between patches. If a spot described here looks empty, check the Hints menu first — the requirement listed there always reflects the version of the map you’re standing in.