Grace Roblox animations are cosmetic movement modifiers in Grace [GRACE BUT EVIL], a fast-paced survival escape Rooms-style game developed by The Fartering Few. Players unlock and equip these animation packs to alter how their character stands, walks, runs, ducks, and slides across the facility while evading entities like Carnation, Goatman, and Dozer.
These cosmetics do not alter hitboxes or grant stat advantages; they serve as expressive rewards tied to account progression and currency earned from surviving rooms.
Grace Animation Categories and Requirements
Cosmetic animations in Grace are split across five primary movement states: Idle, Walking, Sprinting, Crouching, and Sliding. Players obtain them at the Lock station located in the Lobby by spending standard Keys or rare Super Keys, both of which accumulate as you level up.
Because community documentation records slight variations across updates—tracking between 95 and 101 total animations—the table below reflects documented counts across core movement categories:
| Movement Category | Documented Animations | Super Key Unlocks | Standard Key Requirement | Default Free Options |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Idle | 22 | 7 | 14 Keys | 1 (Default Idle) |
| Walking | 19 | 1 | 17 Keys | 1 (Default Walk) |
| Sprinting | 32 | 11 | 19 Keys | 2 (Default Sprint, Sprint 2) |
| Crouching | 9 to 10 | 2 | 6 Keys | 1 to 2 (Default Crouch variants) |
| Sliding | 19 | 6 | 12 Keys | 1 (Default Slide) |
Unlocking every movement animation in the game requires substantial grinding. Reaching the totals documented across community wikis demands up to 95 regular Keys (roughly 475 player levels) alongside 27 Super Keys (roughly 1,350 player levels).
Notable Animation Styles and References
Many animations in Grace feature subtle references to classic Roblox history, internet humor, and platforming games:
- Default R6 Animations: The base Idle, Walking, and Crouching options preserve classic Roblox R6 movement physics, providing a grounded baseline for purists.
- Flow: An idle set noted for styling similar to official catalog releases like the Cartoony bundle.
- Runner Stance Idle: A ready-to-run idle position that keeps your character braced for high-speed room transitions.
- Default Crouch 2: A crouching posture that community logs link visually to classic Sonic the Hedgehog crouch poses.
- Drift King Slide: A sliding flourish paying homage to Mario Kart Wii drifting and YouTuber RTGame's recurring drift joke.
- Alternative Sprinting Sets: Sprinting features the largest variety of animations (32 in total), allowing players to pick customized running strides to pair with intense chase sequences against entities like Slugfish or Doppel.
Outside of player character cosmetic overrides, community creators also produce independent jumpscare and entity animations—featuring monsters such as KooKoo, Seesay, Litany, and S.N.A.P.—shared on animation platforms like Castle.
How to Unlock and Equip Animations in Grace
To add new animations to your loadout, follow these steps:
- Earn Keys Through Progression: Play runs through standard rooms and saferooms to level up your profile. Every milestone rewards regular Keys, while higher tier progression milestones grant Super Keys.
- Visit the Lock in the Lobby: Approach the Lock interactable found inside the main Lobby hub before starting a run.
- Spend Your Keys: Select the desired animation bundle from the unlock menu. Regular cosmetics take standard Keys, whereas premium designations require Super Keys.
- Equip via Settings: Open your in-game Settings panel and navigate to the Cosmetics tab to assign unlocked Idle, Walk, Sprint, Crouch, or Slide variations to your character.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do animations give a speed or gameplay advantage in Grace?
No. Animations in Grace are purely cosmetic. They modify your visual character model's movement cycle without altering walking velocity, stamina drain, slide distance, or entity hitboxes.
How do I get Super Keys for animations?
Super Keys are earned by leveling up your profile through continuous gameplay and completing rooms. They are rarer than regular Keys and are reserved for designated "Super Cosmetic" animations and clocks.
Why do some animations unlock automatically?
Certain baseline animations—such as the default R6 idle, walk, slide, and initial sprint variations—are unlocked by default upon joining the game so players have functional movement styles immediately.
