In the Roblox survival horror game 7 Days Cat-Sitting (also called 7 Days Cat Sitting) by HELP ME PLEASE studios, your daily routine involves simple chores like feeding Whiskers, cleaning the litter box, and playing with the laser pointer. However, handling these ordinary tasks incorrectly can trigger bizarre results. One of the strangest outcomes in the game is the Blackhole ending, where Whiskers spins so violently that he collapses space-time.
This guide explains how to trigger the Blackhole ending, how to earn the matching badge, and how to avoid it during a normal seven-day survival run.
What Is the Blackhole Ending?
7 Days Cat-Sitting features 24 collectible ending badges in Roblox. While most bad endings come from neglecting daily chores—such as skipping dinner, ignoring monsters, or forgetting to lock the front door—Blackhole is an interactive failure triggered entirely during playtime.
When the ending triggers, the game cuts to a fail screen with the summary: "Blackhole: You spun Mr. Whiskers so fast he tore a hole in the universe." Achieving this outcome instantly ends your current night and awards the official "Blackhole" badge to your Roblox profile.
Step-by-Step: How to Get the Blackhole Badge
You can trigger this ending on any day when the laser pointer play task is active, including Night 1.
- Pick up the laser pointer: Locate the laser pointer on the living room table once your daily play task begins.
- Lure Whiskers into open space: Point the laser near Whiskers to grab his attention. Once he begins following the red beam, lead him toward a clear area on the floor.
- Move the beam in tight, rapid circles: Instead of guiding the cat across the room in a straight line, whip the laser beam in small, continuous circles directly beneath or slightly in front of him.
- Maintain the spin: Keep rotating the beam so Whiskers turns in place without running away. As he turns rapidly, the game will trigger the ending sequence, tearing a void into the room and awarding the badge.
If the ending does not trigger immediately, make your circles tighter and move the cursor or screen touchpoint faster. Controls handle differently between PC mouse tracking and mobile touchscreens, so focus on keeping the beam close enough that the cat does not lose tracking.
Blackhole vs. Normal Laser Play
The laser pointer has a normal daily purpose that is essential for surviving the week. Mixing up how you handle the laser can result in three different outcomes:
| Play Method | In-Game Result | Associated Badge |
|---|---|---|
| Spin the laser in rapid, tight circles | Whiskers spins uncontrollably and opens a void | Blackhole |
| Guide the laser steadily until the blue meter fills | Play bar completes; task counts as finished | Progress toward Cannon Good Ending |
| Skip the laser chore entirely and go to sleep | Whiskers becomes neglected and angry | Ancy |
To survive a standard night, guide Whiskers in straight paths or wide angles. Several community playthroughs recommend moving him in straight lines with 90-degree turns across the living room until the blue progress meter is full. If you sweep the laser too far away, the meter resets, but turning him too quickly in place risks opening the black hole.
What the Game Data Confirms
The official Roblox badge directory confirms "Blackhole" as one of the 24 badges for 7 Days Cat-Sitting. However, the developer has not published an exact numerical threshold, such as a specific rotation count or revolutions-per-second requirement.
Third-party walkthroughs and video tests confirm that the event is tied strictly to rapid spinning motion rather than playtime duration. If your goal is badge hunting, intentionally forcing continuous circular movement is the only way to cause the anomaly.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you get the Blackhole ending on Day 1?
Yes. As long as you have access to the laser pointer during the daily chores, you can spin Whiskers to unlock the badge on Night 1 without needing to progress deeper into the week.
Does the Blackhole ending count toward beating the game?
No. Blackhole is a failure condition that ends your run immediately. To earn the "Cannon Good Ending" badge, you must keep Whiskers safe and complete all seven nights without triggering any fatal anomaly.
Why did I get the Ancy ending instead of Blackhole?
The Ancy ending occurs when you go to bed without filling Whiskers' blue play bar. Blackhole requires active, rapid spinning with the laser beam. If you drop the laser or walk away before triggering the spin animation, the game registers playtime as unfinished.
