Start with the live experience page
The official Roblox experience page is the first place to check when Shigaku changes. It identifies the experience as Shigaku and links it to the (私学 ) Shigaku community. Event labels such as “NEW UPDATE” or “UPDATE 2” signal that information may have changed, but the label alone does not confirm every feature, reward, or balance detail.
Use a short verification routine
Open the experience page, read the current description, then join a server and test the feature you care about. For controls, use the on-screen prompts. For a claimed activity or menu, check that it is visible and usable in the current build. This separates a current observation from an old clip, repost, or search snippet.
Treat codes and rewards as time-sensitive
Code strings, reroll totals, event rewards, and safe-zone details are especially likely to change. Do not assume a code works because it appears in a community list. Use the current in-game redemption result or an official developer channel before spending time around a reward claim.
Record what is still unknown
If the official page does not publish a full move list, mobile layout, controller mapping, activity reward table, or safe-zone map, keep that fact marked as unconfirmed. A reliable guide is more useful when it states its boundary than when it fills gaps with confident guesses.