How to Spot Fake Glaggles in Enfosi

Status — core objective confirmed; individual visual tells unverified. Checked October 23, 2026. The official description confirms disguised Enphosians among innocent Glaggles.

Disguise checklist for SMILE MORE

Compare a suspect with an innocent Glaggle of the same type in the same wave.

Where to look	What to compare	What can fool you
Face	A missing or different face	A blocked view of the head
Body color	The shade of the same body part	Lighting and visual effects
Torso	A missing or different shirt image	Distance or an obstructed view
Proportions	Whether both characters are the same type	Size alone is an unverified disguise clue

An October player discussion reports a different chest image in Smile and Maniac. Use that clue to narrow the search, then confirm from another angle before attacking.

Which wave do fake Glaggles appear in?

Roblox confirms that waves can introduce new Glaggle types. The first wave for each disguise still needs to be verified by map and difficulty. Establish what each new innocent type looks like before applying clues from the previous wave.

How do you spot fakes?

First establish a baseline: observe several ordinary arrivals during the current wave. Compare a suspicious character against those arrivals, look from another angle if you can, and ask whether the difference persists. The public description confirms the need to identify fakes; it does not publish a complete current list of disguise defects.

A safer observation loop

Step	What to do	Why it helps
Scan	Watch the crowd and statue approach together.	You keep the defense objective in view.
Compare	Match a suspicious arrival to others from the same wave.	A wave can bring a new Glaggle, so older patterns can mislead.
Recheck	Change angle or wait for another visible cue.	A single frame or old guide image may be ambiguous.
Act	Follow the current game UI and team cues.	The live build is the best authority on valid targets and consequences.

Specific details worth checking

The older community Glaggles reference describes several possible disguise defects. These are historical community clues, not a confirmed SMILE MORE rule set:

Candidate clue from the community archive	Compare it with	What could mislead you
A missing face	Another Glaggle of the same type in this wave	An obscured face or a different character type
A color that looks wrong	The same body part on a clear, nearby example	Lighting, effects or a new variant
A changed or absent torso symbol	The symbol on a matching normal arrival	Camera angle, overlap or low detail at distance

Do not turn one clue into an automatic shot. The archive predates the current build; first confirm that the compared characters are the same type and that the difference remains visible from a second angle. We have not independently verified whether these tells, or any eyes, animation or sound cue, still work after SMILE MORE.

A quick comparison you can repeat

For one suspicious arrival, note its type, the feature that differs, and the normal example you used. If you can safely observe the result in the game, record whether your call was correct. After several confirmed cases, keep only clues that worked in the same build and conditions. This gives your team a more useful rule than an undated image labeled “all fakes.”

If you are unsure

Keep the statue and other arrivals in view. Communicate the suspicious detail to teammates rather than presenting it as certain. The correct in-game response can depend on controls and penalties that the public listing does not specify; inspect the current tutorial or UI before taking a risky action.

Sources

• Live Roblox game API — statue defense, innocent Glaggles, disguised Enphosians, changing waves.
• Fandom Glaggles reference — community-maintained and potentially older than the current build.

This is an unofficial fan-made guide; its observation sequence is editorial advice, not a verified game rule.