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RE Heads Please Board Marker Locations – All 5 Markers

Find all five Board Markers for Mahiru's quest — Pink, Red, Blue, White, and Green — with a low-backtracking pickup route and how to confirm completion.

There are five Board Markers to collect. Mahiru at the Skateboard Shop in Pancake Station starts a ten-item quest consisting of five sprays followed by five board markers, so the marker stage begins after the spray collection. Each pickup fires an on-screen running-count confirmation, and the Skateboard Shop opens after all ten items are collected.

All five board marker locations

MarkerLocation
PinkBelow the purple flower Easter egg
RedUnder the table beside the Enchanter shopkeeper
BlueBehind the counter next to the accessory shopkeeper
WhiteBehind the TV inside the gambling parlor
GreenOn top of the green vending machine on the path to the underground subway

Practical collection order

The source does not prescribe a required order. A practical checklist is to clear the shop-counter markers first (Red beside the Enchanter and Blue beside the accessory shopkeeper), then check the purple flower and gambling parlor, and finish at the green vending machine on the subway path. Use the on-screen count after every pickup; do not assume the fifth location is still missing if your account already collected it.

How to confirm completion

Each board marker pickup triggers an on-screen running-count confirmation, so the count shown after each pickup verifies progress toward the five-marker objective. Completing all ten quest items (five sprays plus five markers) opens the Skateboard Shop.

Version notes: Marker names, interaction prompts, and locations reflect the map as of the September 2026 source and should be rechecked in-game after any map or mission update. If a marker appears missing, first confirm you have finished the spray-collecting quest stage — sprays are a separate objective and do not count toward the marker total — then recheck the exact landmark listed above, since markers are tucked behind or on top of objects rather than placed in plain sight.