Published: September 22, 2026 
The Falling Leaves Festival is one of those Royale High events that appear simple until you're twenty minutes in and still missing leaves. If you're trying to grab the Extreme Leaf Collector badge, this guide covers everything you need to know about how to collect all 738 leaves for Royale High's Falling Leaves Festival.
How to Get Extreme Leaf Collector Badge in Royale High
The Extreme Leaf Collector badge is a limited-time badge you can only get during the Fallen Leaves Festival. To unlock it, you have to collect every single leaf scattered across Sugar Meadow, and there are over 700 (738 to be exact) leaves hiding around the Royale High map.
If you already got this badge during a past Falling Leaves Festival, completing the hunt again won't give you anything new. There's no second badge or bonus for doing it twice. So if you've already got it, you can skip this one. But if you missed it before, this is your chance.
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How to Get 738 Leaves in Royale High Falling Leaves Festival
So the tip is that your game settings can help make a huge difference when you're hunting for small leaves on a busy festival map. Here are the strategies:
1. Pick the Right Filter for the Time of Day
Not every filter works at every time of day in Royale High, and that matters more than you'd think during a leaf hunt.
During the daytime, go with the Colorful Brightness filter. It makes the leaves stand out against the grass way better than the default look. Once it starts getting darker in-game, though, switch it out. I'd recommend Autumn Evening or In Love once the lighting drops. Both of them keep leaves visible even when the sky gets dim.
2. Make Your Graphics Quality All the Way Down
I know, it might sound counterintuitive. But the thing is, higher graphics quality adds a lot of visual noise to the environment. Shadows, texture details, lighting effects - all of it makes small objects like leaves harder to pick out at a glance.
Drop your graphics quality to the lowest setting, and you'll notice the difference almost immediately. Leaves just stand out more when the background isn't fighting for your attention.
3. All Locations to Get 738 Leaves in Sugar Meadow
Leaves don't follow a set pattern, but they do cluster around the same spots every time. Here's a breakdown of all the areas you need to check:
| Location | What to Look For |
|---|---|
| Bushes | Walk inside them, not just around them |
| Corn Maze | Check every corner and wall edge, not just the path |
| The Barn | Front, inside, behind it, and the roof (fly up) |
| Bridge | Easy to forget — it's right near the entrance |
| Festival Sign | Leaves tend to cluster in front of it |
| Sugar Dough Bakery | Front, both sides, seating area, and just outside |
| Festival Booths | Check around and behind each one |
| Pumpkin Patch | Go on the slope towards the fireplace and Pumpkin Patch Area |
| Open Grass and Trees | Look at the base of trees, not just the open grass |
| Roller Coaster | Search the ground directly in front of it |
Go through each of these areas in order instead of just running around randomly. It takes a bit longer, but you're way less likely to double back ten times over the same ground.
I can't stress this one enough. Most people walk past bushes and assume they'd see a leaf if there was one. Nope, you have to physically walk into the bushes. Plus, there are also leaves sitting on top of the barn, and you need to fly up there to find them. It only takes a second, and if you skip it, you'll spend way longer wondering where your missing leaves are.
4. Fountain Girl Spinning Pose
Another trick is to also use the Fountain Girl spinning pose while collecting leaves. The idea is:
- Equip the Fountain Girl spinning pose.
- Increase your walk/speed.
- Start spinning while moving through the leaf areas.
The spinning movement helps you sweep through an area and collect leaves that are close to you. So if you're trying to collect the leaves efficiently, you can try the Fountain Girl spinning pose as you sweep through the bushes, grass, festival booths, barn, and other areas.
Getting the Extreme Leaf Collector badge by collecting all the 738 leaves in Royale High Falling Leaves Festival isn't hard, but it does require time and a little bit of thoroughness. Once your settings are right and you know which spots to really dig into, I promise you, it becomes a lot less frustrating.
