U.S. audience guide · Updated October 24, 2026 · By Shivam Das
Roblox has confirmed the nine horror-game characters featured in The Hollow, its Halloween survival event. The important distinction is that a confirmed lineup is not the same thing as a confirmed day-by-day schedule. The official announcement names the monsters and explains the nine-night format, but it does not assign every monster to a specific night in its published list.
That matters for players trying to prepare for a particular floor, follow a creator stream, or decide whether a social-media “full order” graphic is reliable. Below is the official lineup, the strongest schedule evidence available from Roblox’s own event page, and what still needs confirmation.
The nine monsters Roblox officially named
Roblox’s October 21 newsroom announcement identifies these nine characters and their source experiences:
- The Deer — 99 Nights in the Forest
- Seek — DOORS
- Twisted Dandy — Dandy’s World
- Piggy — Piggy
- The Inspector — Scary Shawarma Kiosk
- Mimic — Animal Hospital
- Biter — Demonology
- Hiachi — The Mimic
- The Overseer — WARDEN
This is the confirmed character lineup. Do not automatically read the order of names in Roblox’s announcement as the order in which each floor appears.
What the official listings confirm so far
The Hollow experience page is more useful for current event timing than reposted schedule graphics. Its event listings include a Seek creator livestream on October 23, a Twisted Dandy livestream on October 24, and a Biter livestream on October 25. Those listings confirm the scheduled livestream events; they do not, by themselves, prove a complete nine-night floor order or exact floor-unlock times.
Roblox’s newsroom says The Hollow runs as a shared survival event: a different monster appears each day for nine days, players search a new maze for clues while evading the threat, and a live finale is planned for October 31. The newsroom also says rewards can continue to be collected until noon Pacific Time on November 2.
Confirmed facts versus claims that still need proof
- Confirmed: The Hollow features nine named monsters drawn from nine Roblox horror experiences.
- Confirmed: The event uses a new maze and monster each day for nine days.
- Confirmed listing: Roblox’s experience page advertises creator livestreams, including Biter on October 25.
- Not established by the newsroom announcement: a complete official day-by-day monster order.
- Not established by a livestream listing alone: the exact moment a floor becomes playable, the daily reset time, or whether a fan-made route applies to every server.
- Needs live verification: any screenshot claiming to reveal all nine floor assignments, secret routes, badge conditions, or reward requirements.
How to check a monster-order claim before sharing it
- Start with the official experience. Open The Hollow by Roblox Presents and inspect the current event cards.
- Check the timestamp and time zone. A post from yesterday may describe the prior night. The event follows U.S. Pacific dates, which can differ from the date in other regions.
- Separate creator-stream times from floor-unlock times. A scheduled stream tells you when a creator event is listed, not necessarily when every player’s maze changes.
- Prefer continuous footage over one cropped image. A short clip showing the entrance, objective, and gameplay is easier to verify than a standalone map with no source.
- Keep unconfirmed rows marked as unconfirmed. Do not convert a fan prediction into a fact simply because several reposts repeat it.
Why the distinction matters for players
A wrong monster order can send players into the wrong source game, waste time preparing for a mechanic that is not active, or cause them to miss a limited-time quest. The safest strategy is to learn the nine confirmed source games, use the official hub for current listings, and update your plan only when an assignment is visible in the live experience or stated by Roblox.
For The Hollow, the official event announcement is the primary source for the event format, while the experience page is the best first stop for current listed events. Secondary guides can be useful for context, but if they disagree with Roblox, label the difference rather than presenting an inference as official confirmation.
FAQ
Has Roblox confirmed all nine monsters?
Yes. Roblox’s official newsroom announcement names The Deer, Seek, Twisted Dandy, Piggy, The Inspector, Mimic, Biter, Hiachi, and The Overseer.
Has Roblox officially confirmed the complete monster order?
The newsroom announcement confirms the lineup and nine-night format but does not assign every monster to a specific night. Treat a complete order chart as a report unless it is backed by an official event listing or direct in-game evidence.
Does the Biter livestream listing prove Biter is playable at that exact time?
It confirms a Biter creator livestream is listed for October 25. It does not independently establish a universal floor-unlock time for all players.
When does The Hollow event end?
Roblox says the live finale is planned for the morning of October 31 and that rewards remain collectible until noon Pacific Time on November 2, 2026.
