Catseye is a Halloween badge glove in Slap Battles, and you can’t buy it with slaps. You unlock it by finishing a short hidden quest. You collect four floppy disks in a fixed order across Debug, the Retro Obby, Moai Island, and the Default Only arena, and three of those stops check which glove you have equipped. Once all four are collected, you go back to the first disk and claim the badge.
Quick answer: Grab disks in order at Debug (Debug glove), Retro (Recall), Moai (Plague), and the Default Only arena tree. Then click the original Debug disk to earn the badge.
Gloves you need before starting the Catseye quest
The quest stalls partway through if you’re missing any of these. Unlock them first, because every swap happens in the lobby through the Inventory menu.
- Debug, a badge glove earned through the Out of Bounds badge. It gets you into the Debug area through the duck on the left island.
- Recall, a badge glove earned through the Repressed Memories badge. You need it to reach the Retro Obby.
- Plague, which must be equipped when you slap the Moai head.
Debug has a workaround if you don’t own it. You can find a player using the Glitch glove and let them hit you, then type W W S S A D A D on your keyboard to be sent into the Debug room. Retro has a similar workaround. You equip Recall, get hit by a Glitch user, trigger Recall’s “It’s Rewind Time” ability, and then get slapped by an Error glove user within 15 seconds. Both workarounds depend on other players, so owning the gloves is far easier.
Expect a few round trips between the lobby and the portals. Resetting your character through the Roblox menu with Respawn is the fastest way back to the glove inventory between stops.

Retro may show an offer to use Blunderbuss for 5 minutes in exchange for 39 Robux. Select “Later.” You won’t be able to earn badges during the trial.
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| Disk | Location | Glove equipped | Trigger |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Debug room | Debug | Click the floppy disk |
| 2 | Retro Obby, stage one | Recall | Cross the invisible path |
| 3 | Moai Island | Plague | Slap the Moai head |
| 4 | Default Only arena | Any allowed glove | Slap the tree |
The disks must be collected in a set sequence, with each one requiring the previous disk. You can claim the reward only after collecting all four. The fourth disk may activate from the duck in the Default Only arena rather than the tree. If it fails at one spot, check the other before leaving.
How to collect all four Catseye disks
Disk 1: Debug room

Disk 2: Retro Obby invisible path
Disk 3: Moai Island
Disk 4: Default Only arena tree
Claiming the Salvaged Code badge and Catseye
Go back to the Debug room the same way you got in the first time, either with the Debug duck or the Glitch input. Interact with the original floppy disk on the HALLOWEEN 2025 ENTITY wall. A badge notification pops up, and Catseye is unlocked.
Here’s how to tell it worked. The badge award appears on screen, and Catseye shows up in your Inventory, where you can search for it and equip it. When you hold it, the “PRESS E TO USE” ability prompt appears. Like other badge gloves, it stays unlocked permanently.
The badge goes by several names, and all of them refer to the same unlock. It’s listed as Salvaged Code, its title is also shown as Hollow Vision, and its internal name is MoyaiV2. The lobby pedestal just reads OWN THE “???” BADGE. You never type MoyaiV2 anywhere, and you can’t redeem Catseye with a code.
No response when you click the final disk means at least one disk is missing. Go back to every stop with the appropriate glove equipped, then click the Debug disk again.
Catseye stats and Eye Ball ability
| Stat | Value |
|---|---|
| Power | 50 |
| Speed | 16 |
| Ability | Eye Ball (press E) |
| Unlock | Salvaged Code badge |
The lobby stand lists these values for Catseye. The glove started out as a concept that was cut from an earlier Halloween event.

Eye Ball works in two stages. Use E to launch a Catseye at an opponent; it remains attached to them. When a player has one attached, activate R to draw them toward you and begin a tug-of-war. Your screen displays “PULL THE CATSEYE VICTIM! Whoever is the fastest wins!” while the target sees “RESIST THE CATSEYE USER!” Winning the pull reels the target all the way to you, letting you slap them away. Before you begin pulling, targets can use the “REMOVE CATSEYE” circle prompt to shake the eye loose.






