All 12 You vs Homer Badges- Get Homega Badge [Guide]

You vs Homer Badges are the game’s true endgame. Not the donuts. Not the upgrades. Those little icons are the only proof that you actually mastered this thing. And after a lot of trial, error, and respawning, I finally tracked down every single one.

Here’s what I found.

How Many You vs Homer Badges Are There? The Short Answer

Twelve total badges in You vs Homer as of 2026. Not seven. Not nine. Not eleven. Twelve.

I know this because I spent three days convinced I was missing one, only to realize I’d never triggered the secret chase sequence. And then, just when I thought I was done, a friend whispered something in my ear: Homega.

I didn’t even know what that meant. Now I do.

All 12 You vs Homer Badges

Time to Unlock Each You vs Homer Badges:

Badge Name	Difficulty	Approximate Time
First Chase	Easy	1 minute
Donut Hoarder	Medium	2-3 hours
Marathon Runner	Hard	1 hour continuous
Untouchable	Very Hard	Varies
Collector	Medium	1-2 hours
Sweet Tooth	Easy	5 minutes
Speed Demon	Hard	Varies
Veteran	Hard	10+ hours total
The Wall	Very Hard	Varies
Secret Survivor	Hidden	Varies
Completionist	Extreme	20+ hours
Homega	Legendary	???

Twelve badges. Twelve ways to prove you’re not just surviving out there.

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The Complete You vs Homer Badges Guide

I’m going to walk you through each one the way I wish someone had walked me through them. No jargon. No guesswork. Just exactly what I did to make that badge pop.

First Chase

How I got it: I survived my very first chase. That’s it.

This one’s automatic. The moment Homer starts chasing you for the first time and you escape—or even just survive long enough for the chase to end—the badge is yours. You literally cannot miss it.

If you somehow don’t have this badge, something’s wrong. Did you spawn into a private server? Did someone else kill Homer before he noticed you? Just get in his face, run away, and it’s yours.

Donut Hoarder

How I got it: 1,000 donuts collected. Not spent. Collected.

This one took me longer than I want to admit because I kept spending donuts the second I had enough for an upgrade. Big mistake. The badge tracks lifetime pickups, not your current balance.

Here’s what worked for me: I stopped upgrading for two sessions and just ran around vacuuming resources. Auto-collect scripts help, but honestly? Just commit to being a donut dragon for an afternoon. Hoard everything. Don’t spend a single one until the badge pops.

Marathon Runner

How I got it: I survived a chase for five continuous minutes without hiding.

Five minutes doesn’t sound that long until you’re actually doing it. Homer gets faster. Your stamina runs thin. Your finger starts to cramp.

The trick isn’t speed—it’s pacing. You can’t just sprint the whole time. You have to jog, weave, use the environment. I finally got this by memorizing a loop around the park area and never deviating. Boring? Yes. Effective? Also yes.

Untouchable

How I got it: I completed an entire chase without taking a single hit.

This is the one that made me question my life choices.

Homer doesn’t need to catch you to count as a hit. A glancing touch. A shoulder bump. A near miss that still registers as contact. All of it resets your progress.

I attempted this forty-seven times. I’m not exaggerating. I kept a tally. What finally worked was slowing down—ironically—and waiting for Homer’s lunge animation before dodging. Don’t anticipate. React.

When that badge popped, I actually yelled.

Collector

How I got it: I picked up one of every resource type in a single match.

Donuts are obvious. Coins are everywhere. But there are also power-ups, speed boosts, stamina refills, and at least two hidden resource types that only spawn in specific map areas.

The breakthrough moment for me was realizing the ice cream truck spawns a unique resource if you wait near it long enough. Three minutes. Nothing happens. Then a little pink icon appears behind it. Grab that, and you’ve probably got everything you need.

Sweet Tooth

How I got it: I picked up fifty donuts in under two minutes.

This one sounds harder than it is. Don’t try to do it during a chase—you’ll panic and miss half of them. Wait for a quiet moment, find a cluster of donuts, and just vacuum.

There’s a spot near the playground that regularly spawns six or seven donuts at once. Camp there, grab them, wait for respawn, repeat. I got this badge in under five minutes once I stopped overthinking it.

Speed Demon

How I got it: I reached maximum speed boost during a chase.

There are two ways to get this badge. One is legitimate: stack enough speed-boosting upgrades and power-ups that your movement stat hits the cap. The other is what I actually did: I used a script to crank my speed to absurd levels for exactly one second, and the badge registered.

I’m not telling you which approach is better. That’s between you and your conscience.

Veteran

How I got it: I survived one hundred chases.

Not won. Not completed flawlessly. Just… survived. Even if Homer caught you at the very end, if the chase started and you lived through it, it counts.

This badge is a patience check, not a skill check. You can’t speedrun it. You just have to keep playing. I got mine somewhere around hour twelve of total playtime, and it felt less like an achievement and more like a receipt.

The Wall

How I got it: I blocked three consecutive attacks from Homer.

Blocking is weird in this game. It’s not a dedicated button—it’s about positioning and timing. You have to put an object between you and Homer at the exact moment he swings.

Trees work. Benches work. Other players, hilariously, also work.

I got this one by accident when Homer kept trying to chase me through a narrow alley and kept smacking into the same dumpster. Three times. In a row. The badge popped and I genuinely laughed.

Secret Survivor

How I got it: I triggered the midnight chase event.

This is the one everyone misses. There’s a hidden chase sequence that only activates if you’re in the map between 12:00 and 12:05 AM server time. Not your local time. Server time.

I stayed up way too late waiting for this. Set an alarm for 11:55 PM, logged in, stood in the town square, and waited. At midnight, everything shifted. The lighting changed. Homer’s model looked different. And the chase that followed was harder than anything in the main game.

But I survived. And the badge was worth the sleep deprivation.

Completionist

How I got it: I earned every other badge first.

This badge doesn’t unlock until you have the other ten. It’s the platinum trophy. The cherry on top. The game’s way of saying “okay, you’re done.”

When I finally saw all eleven slots filled, I actually felt a little sad. Not because the journey was over, but because… I don’t know. It was nice having something to chase.

Badge acquired. Now what?

That’s what I thought. And then I discovered there was more.

Homega: The Legendary 12th Badge

I thought I was done. Completionist was mine. I had every badge. I was free.

Then a player in my server—someone with a crazy high donut count and a username I didn’t recognize—sent me a single message: “You don’t have Homega.”

I stared at my badge list. Eleven slots. All full. What was he talking about?

Turns out, there’s a twelfth badge. And it’s not listed anywhere. It doesn’t even show up as an empty slot until you unlock it.

Homega.

The name alone made my stomach drop. This wasn’t just another chase. This was Homer’s final form.

What Is Homega Badge in You vs Homer?

Homega is a secret, ultra-rare variant of Homer that only appears when you’ve met certain hidden conditions. He’s faster, stronger, and his model is tinged with an eerie red glow. The chase music changes. The entire map feels different.

Some players think Homega is just a myth. A creepypasta for Roblox kids. I’m here to tell you: it’s real. I’ve seen him. I’ve run from him. And barely survived.

How to Unlock the Homega Badge

I’m going to be honest with you: the exact unlock conditions are still being crowdsourced. The developer hasn’t officially documented it. But based on my own experience and hours of scouring Discord, Reddit, and private server tests, here’s what we know for sure.

You must have all eleven other badges. Completionist is a prerequisite. The game checks your profile before it even considers spawning Homega.

You need to survive a chase at maximum intensity. This means Homer’s speed and aggression need to be at their absolute peak. That usually happens after several consecutive chases without dying.

There’s a location trigger. Every player I’ve talked to who got the badge encountered Homega near the abandoned warehouse on the east side of the map. Not the town square. Not the park. The warehouse.

The time window seems to be dusk. Not midnight. Not noon. The in-game lighting has to be that orange-purple twilight. Somewhere between 6:00 and 6:30 PM server time.

And here’s the weird part. Some players report hearing a faint donut bell right before Homega spawns. Not the usual collection sound. Something deeper. Almost like a heartbeat.

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My Homega Encounter

I won’t lie. I failed. A lot.

The first time Homega spawned, I panicked. He was so fast. I made it maybe twenty seconds before he cornered me. The badge didn’t pop.

The second time, I was better prepared. Max stamina upgrades. A clear escape route. I dodged, weaved, and used every trick I’d learned from Untouchable. I lasted nearly two minutes.

Still no badge.

The third time, I did something different. Instead of running, I turned around and faced him. Not to fight—you can’t fight Homega. But to see him clearly. To stop being afraid of him.

And that’s when it happened. The screen flickered. Homer’s red glow intensified. The chase music swelled into something almost… triumphant.

Then the badge appeared.

I still don’t fully understand what triggered it. Maybe it was persistence. Maybe it was the right location at the right time. Maybe Homega only respects players who stop running.

All I know is that my badge list now has twelve icons.

Is It Worth It?

Homega is the hardest badge in You vs Homer. Harder than Untouchable. Harder than Completionist. It requires not just skill, but patience, research, and probably a little luck.

But that badge—that glowing, crimson-edged icon—is the rarest thing in the game. When I join a server, and people see it, they stop. They type “???” in chat. They ask how I got it.

And I tell them: keep running. Keep failing. Keep coming back.

Homega is waiting.

Why Bother Collecting You vs Homer Badges?

That’s the question I asked myself around badge eight.

The answer surprised me.

Badges don’t give you donuts. They don’t make Homer slower. They don’t unlock secret areas or exclusive cosmetics. In purely practical terms, they’re useless.

But here’s the thing. When I see someone with the Completionist badge in my server, I respect them. When I see someone with Homega, I know them. Not personally, but I know what they went through.

Badges are proof. Not of skill, necessarily. But of persistence. Of refusing to let Homer win.

And honestly? That’s worth more than a few extra donuts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I get banned for using scripts to earn badges?

A: Technically, yes. Realistically, badges are client-side achievements. The game doesn’t validate how you earned them. I used scripts for Speed Demon, and my badge is still there months later. Use that information however you want.

Q: I survived a five-minute chase, but Marathon Runner didn’t pop. Why?

A: Did you hide at any point? Hiding resets the timer. The badge requires five minutes of continuous chase with no safe zones. If you ducked into a hiding spot, even for a few seconds, it doesn’t count.

Q: Is Secret Survivor still in the game?

A: Yes. I confirmed it myself two weeks ago. The midnight event is real, it’s just very specific about timing. Server time, not local time. Check the in-game clock, not your phone.

Q: Do badges reset if I leave the game?

A: No. Once you earn a badge, it’s permanently attached to your profile. You can delete the game, reinstall it months later, and your badges will still be there.

Q: Which badge is the hardest?

A: Homega, without question. Untouchable is a close second, but Homega requires everything you’ve learned and then some.

Q: Can I get Homega in a private server?

A: Yes. Some players believe private servers actually increase the spawn rate because there’s less server lag. That’s how I eventually got mine.

What I’d Tell Myself Before I Started

If I could go back to week one, before I knew about any of these badges, here’s what I’d say:

Don’t grind them all at once. You’ll burn out.

Pick one. Focus on it until it clicks. Then pick another. The badges aren’t going anywhere. Homer will still be here tomorrow, and the day after, and the day after that.

Also, and I mean this sincerely, enjoy the chase. Once you have all twelve, the game feels different. Not worse. Just… quieter.

You only get one first playthrough. Even if that playthrough involves 47 failed attempts at Untouchable and three terrifying encounters with a red-eyed Homer who refuses to slow down.

The Complete List (One More Time)

Badge	Requirement
First Chase	Survive your first chase
Donut Hoarder	Collect 1,000 total donuts
Marathon Runner	Survive a 5-minute chase with no hiding
Untouchable	Complete a chase without taking damage
Collector	Collect every resource type in one match
Sweet Tooth	Collect 50 donuts in under 2 minutes
Speed Demon	Reach maximum speed boost
Veteran	Survive 100 chases
The Wall	Block 3 consecutive attacks
Secret Survivor	Survive the midnight chase event
Completionist	Earn all other badges
Homega	Survive an encounter with Homega

Twelve badges. Twelve reasons to keep running.

Now go get yours. All of them.