How Do You Get the Hexa Glove in Slap Battles? Full Quest Walkthrough

Hexa is obtained through a hidden quest rather than a slap-count milestone, and the entrance is built from the Obby glove's blocks.

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The memory maze uses a fixed, non-random pattern - numbered platforms connect to specific next platforms, so the same sequence works every attempt.

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Hexa's active ability is Repulse: a shove that knocks nearby players back and can be used to create space or push enemies off the map.

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Slap Battles officially reports 5,359 players in game across 3,661,663,822 visits, with 16 players per server.

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What the Hexa glove is

Hexa is one of Slap Battles' special gloves, obtainable through a dedicated hidden quest rather than a slap-count milestone.

It has a repulse-style active ability and a stamina-based passive that lets the user walk on the void, phasing through obstacles.

The glove keeps its rarity because the unlock quest is long and easy to fail — most players treat it as an end-game goal.

Requirements

You need the Obby glove equipped to start — the quest entrance is built from Obby's blocks.

There is no slap-count requirement: the unlock condition is completing The White Space quest itself, in one session.

Expect the full run to take a while: white-space obby, memory maze, Ink segment and return path all happen without a save point (BOUNDED: wiki flow, checked 2026-08-18).

How to get Hexa

Step 1 — Open The White Space: equip the Obby glove and build a closed hexagon (all six parts touching). A white portal spawns inside; step in and wait about 10 seconds to teleport.

Step 2 — Cross the white obby: after arriving, complete the short obby made of hexagonal platforms to reach the next stage.

Step 3 — Solve the memory maze: the maze is NOT randomized — it uses a fixed pattern, so the same path works every attempt.

Step 4 — Get the Ink glove: at the maze's end The Aether asks you to return through the pattern in reverse; entering the portal leads to a second maze where the Ink glove is granted.

Step 5 — Reveal the path: use Ink's ability to shoot ink and reveal the hidden walls, then follow the revealed route to the finish to earn Hexa.

Hexa Glove Memory Path

The memory maze uses a fixed, non-random pattern — numbered platforms connect to specific next platforms, and the same sequence works every attempt.

Recorded path (community wiki, checked 2026-08-18): platform 1 → 1; 2 → 2,3; 3 → 2; 4 → 1,2; 5 → 2,3; 6 → 2; 7 → 1,2,3; 8 → 2; 9 → 2.

After reaching the end, The Aether sends you back — you must retrace the pattern in reverse order to reach the portal that continues the quest.

Write the sequence down before entering; the reverse section is where most attempts fail (BOUNDED: wiki flow, checked 2026-08-18).

Common Mistakes

Building a hexagon that is not fully closed — all six parts must touch or the white portal will not spawn.

Walking out of the portal area too early: you need to wait roughly 10 seconds inside before the teleport fires.

Entering the second maze without reversing the memory pattern — the correct route is the reverse of the first pass.

Trying to guess the Ink-maze walls instead of using the Ink glove to reveal them; the ink reveal is the intended mechanic.

What the Hexa Glove Does

Hexa's active is Repulse: a shove that knocks nearby players back and can be used to create space or push enemies off the map.

Its passive lets you walk on the void while you have stamina, phasing through obstacles — useful for escapes and ring-outs.

Stats from the wiki: power 50, with stamina drain tuned so the void-walk is strong but not infinite (BOUNDED: wiki, checked 2026-08-18).

A mastery (added in a 2026 update) adds a ranged projectile and changes how the void trail behaves, giving Hexa a stronger end-game kit.

Tips for the quest

Practice the obby in a private server so the memory-maze pattern can be memorised without interference.

The reverse-pattern section is where most attempts fail — write down the order before entering the portal.

If a Slap Battles update changes the quest, re-check the in-game badge description — the official wiki stays the reference (BOUNDED).

Why the hexagon has to be perfect

All six parts of the hexagon must touch - if the shape is not fully closed, the white portal will not spawn at all.

That single requirement is the most common reason players assume the quest is broken when it is simply incomplete.

Because the entrance is built from the Obby glove's blocks, you must have that glove equipped before the shape counts.

Standing inside the completed hexagon and waiting roughly 10 seconds is part of the process - the teleport is not instant.

Building in a corner of the map with fewer players makes the shape easier to keep intact while you work.

Running the memory maze cleanly

The maze pattern is fixed rather than randomised, which means it can be learned - the same sequence works on every attempt.

Practising in a private server removes interference and lets you memorise the platform order without other players.

Numered platforms connect to specific next platforms, so the safest approach is to follow the sequence rather than improvising jumps.

Because a failed attempt costs time rather than progress, repeating the maze until the route is automatic is the fastest path.

Once you have the glove, Repulse is worth learning properly: pushing players off the map is one of the few direct scoring tools in the game.