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The Moon

* Map
* Crash site
* Door of light
* Building exterior
* Building interior

**The Moon** (月世界, *Gesseka*i) is the final location the Protagonist travels to as well as the ultimate destination of the "World Reformation Plan". The Moon was once a location naturally seen and recognized by all the residents of Love-De-Gard, but at some point it's light was lost, due to humans forgetful nature, resulting in them forgetting their dreams as well as love, which they blamed on the Dragon. Dolottle, Animals, Tako, Moon Queen and the Dragon are all natives of this area.

Two main area of interest of the Moon are Moon Castle and the Door of Light, both of each are burried in Rumroms. Moon Castle is where Queen and the Dragon live, trying to prevent their inevitable fate of getting killed by Hero. The Door of Light is a big set of pull doors, which hold in all the moonlight, only those full of love can open these doors, however, no matter how much love Protagonist collects, the door won't open. It can only be open, when you choose "No" after getting murdered by the Hero.
Real Moon

**Real Moon** refers to Moon World; the land the protagonist finds himself transported to. Unlike Fake Moon, the people do not transparently depend on the hero and in fact, have their own individual thoughts and daily lives. The monsters in the real Moon are also simply animals who are unjustly slain by Hero for "experience".
Animal File

The **Animal File** is a book given to the protagonist upon first meeting Dolottle. This is a record of all the animals situated in Moon World, containing information on factors such as their appearance, environment, and behavior. This knowledge is helpful in catching the souls of those killed by Hero.
Gajiro

An illustration of Gajiro from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Gajiro** (ガジロー, *Gajirō*) is an animal whose body is found in the first floor's left hallway of the Haunted House.

## Characteristics

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Pure of heart, pure of body. According to legend, only one who is pure of heart and pure of body can touch Gajiro."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Gajiro will only interact with those who are pure, which also relates to hygiene.
Goddog Mai Mai

An illustration of Goddog Mai Mai from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

### Reward

2 Love, 80 Yenom

**Goddog Mai Mai** (犬神マイマイ, *Inugami maimai*, "*Dog God Snail"*) is a snail-like animal whose body can be found close to the rainbow generator in Rainbow Rocks.

## Characteristics

Mai Mai has a soft yellow body that glides along using it's muscular foot and two long tentacles that sprout from it's head. They have red lips and a pair of oval, all-green eyes. They have a brown shell which coils clockwise, but in Kurashima's illustration, it coils counterclockwise.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "A deified canine. With each bark of a dog, its prayer continues."

#### Translation Differences

The English translation specifies that Mai Mai is a canine, while the Japanese text refers to Mai Mai as a "snail worshiped by dogs" (犬を神と崇めるカタツムリ,"*inu o kami to agameru katatsumuri*").

## How to Catch

### Hint

Mai Mai considers a bark a prayer. The player must find a way for it to be able to hear one.

Every night, Tao will leave Gramby's House to explore Rainbow Rocks. Typically, he is too quick for the protagonist to follow, but Tao will always make a stop when reaching the southernmost, middle section of the map. Here, he will sniff the second tree and then mark his territory.
The player should be able to catch up and interact with Tao, making him bark. This will cause Mai Mai's soul to appear by it's body. It is slow moving, so the player will have enough time to walk straight to it's location and catch it. But should the player miss their chance, they can wait for Tao's return trip, as he'll stop to sniff the same tree.

## Trivia

* In specific regions of Japan, "maimai" is another way to refer to snails. It is said to have come from "makimaki" (巻き巻き), meaning "roll up", in reference to a snail's shell. This has become more common and is even used academically as part of certain snail species' names.
Birdman

**Birdman** (鳥男, *Tori otoko*) is a man who resides at the cliffs of Twilight Canyon. He plays a bird-betting game with passers-by, in which the individual guesses what the color of the next bird that flies by will be.

## Obtaining Love

* If the protagonist plays the bird-betting game and manages to correctly guess each color, Birdman will show his face and they will be awarded with **2 Love**.
Lady Techno

**Lady Techno** (レディテクノ, *Reditekuno*) is a woman living in Technopolis who enjoys going to Club Techno every night it's open and dancing. The robots in the city regularly gossip about some mysterious circumstances surrounding her.

## Obtaining Love

### Hint

Lady Techno won't be in the mood to talk to you for now. Try seeing what Robo Mayor is up to first.

## Gallery

Lady Techno's sprite.Lady Techno showing Dr. Hager's signature on her back.
American House

* Exterior
* Interior
* Darlia's Room
* Parents' room

The **American House** (アメリカンハウス, *Amerikanhausu*) is a location situated west of Tamaya's Launcher. It is represented as a stereotypical American household, including white picket fences to portray the "American dream". The family living here is made up of the father Papas, the mother Mamas, and their daughter Darlia.

## Catchable Souls

* Gigar
* Value Boy
Old Man

The **Old Man** (おじいちゃん, *Ojiichan*) is a solitary elderly man who lives at Windmill Hermitage. He has a disdain for "westernism", which is only heightened by his neighbors at the American House. He tends to use western phrases in his speech, likely influenced by his neighbors despite his supposed hatred of their values and expressions.

## Obtaining Love

### Hint

There is something you can find in his house after your first encounter with him (that windmill is quite loud isn't it?) that clues you into what the old man is passionate about.
Tao

**Tao** (タオ) is the dog owned by Gramby.

## Daily Schedule

**Note: May contain spoilers for getting love & general exploration.**
 3PM
 9PM
 1AM
 2AM
 3AM
 4AM
 8AM
 9AM

## Obtaining Love

After the protagonist gets a new house from Nikka and sleeps there once, Gramby will suddenly fall ill and become bedridden due to being haunted by Snacky's soul. If the protagonist talks to her, she will ask him a favor to play with Tao. Check Snacky's How To Catch section for information on how to complete the quest.

The player gets **4 Love** for training Tao. Snacky does not have to be caught in order for this to happen, meaning that the player will only need a minimum of 6 Tao's favorites to get his love, compared to 7 required to complete the quest.

## Trivia

Tao is based on the pet dog of the director of the game, Kenichi Nishi. He would later make appearances in other games by Love-De-Lic and its members, including *L.O.L.: Lack of Love*, *GiFTPiA*, *Chibi-Robo!* and *Captain Rainbow*.
Professor Owl

**Professor Owl** (ふくろう先生) is the teacher of the "Midnight University" which takes place outside of the Protagonist's House. There, Professor Owl teaches some of the residents of Love-De-Gard about universal concepts such as the Moon and Love. He is generally one of the most knowledgeable characters in the game regarding the true nature of the world, likely because he mentions birds being good at "dream remembrance", with both him and Yoshida having met the Moon Queen at some point and presumably having experiences similar to that of the Protagonist while sleeping. He likely came from Bali Bali Island like Yoshida.
Curio

**Curio** (キュリオ, *Kyurio*) is a man who owns a Yorozuya, Curio's Shop, in the eastern section of Castle Town. He sells an assortment of items, which differ depending on the time of day.

## Daily Schedule

 12PM
 3AM

## Obtaining Love

* Visiting Curio's basement shortly after night begins will allow the protagonist to buy different items. After speaking to him, attempting to leave will result in him asking if the protagonist wants to buy a special item for 1000 Yenom. Repeatedly refusing and repeating this cycle will eventually conclude with an offer of 200 yenom, which if taken will grant the protagonist a Rumrom and **1 Love**.

## Gallery

Curio's appearance in-gameCurio's Dialogue Image in Fake Moon
Tamaya's Launcher

* Exterior
* Interior

**Tamaya's Launcher** (玉屋, *Tamaya*) is a structure jutting out of the ground located west of Cave Guy's Cave that houses Tamaya Heikichi, his wife Utako and their baby Tohru. The kanji on the front of their house is "玉" or "Tama", which means "jewel" or "sphere". A firework will be thrown out during the afternoon which can be used to gain access.
Mammas

**Mammas** (ママス, *Mamasu*) is the wife of Pappas and the mother of Darlia, living in the American House. Although she gets quite tired of doing chores around the house she clearly cares about her family a lot, as evidenced by her knitting a large Perogon plushie for her daughter's birthday.

## Obtaining Love

* If Mammas is present in the kitchen when the player attempts to open the fridge door, it will result in her scolding the player. At night, when Mammas leaves the kitchen (either to tuck Darlia into bed or to go to sleep herself), the fridge can be opened without the player being scolded, and a Hager Badge will be found inside. Mammas will come out and explain that she was secretly donating to Dr. Hager in order to obtain a maid robot, since she doesn't enjoy doing housework. She will let the player keep the badge, and **1 Love** is gained.

## Gallery

Mamas knitting Darlia's present.Mammas and her family in the credits
Adder

* Normal
* "God"

**Adder** (アダー, Adā) is a religious fanatic who worships the "Divine Messenger" Sid Vitness. He resides at Adder's House. Once the protagonist has captured Sid Vitness, Adder will become "god" and act as a hint service for love scattered around Love-De-Gard. Adder states that he despises animals however, and thus will not provide hints on catching animal souls.

## Obtaining Love

* Once Adder's trials have been completed and the cutscene plays, he will proclaim himself to be "god" and go back inside his house. After walking inside the protagonist will be presented with a transcended Adder, possessing gleaming eyes to indicate his newfound powers. Adder will then talk about his new hint service, and the protagonist gains **2 Love**.
Heyboy

An illustration of Heyboy from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Heyboy** (ヘイボーイ, *Heibōi*) is an animal whose body is within Burrn Hall, to the east of Burrn's position.

## Characteristics

Heyboy is a humanoid creature with a thin brown body and multicolored dreadlocks. His figure is accentuated with a green flashy outfit that looks like a giant fan leaf embroidered with a white, four-pointed star in the middle. He's accessorized with white gloves, yellow shoes, and sunglasses. These sunglasses have triangular lens, but the left-side rim is in the shape of a star.

In Kurashima's illustration, his shoes have a blue cuff and red laces. The star rim on the sunglasses is red while the rest is yellow. He appears to have yellow horns that end in a stub, but doesn't have a mouth.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "A green and yellow creature. Works as a band manager. 'The sight of the happy faces of hard-rocking performers brings me joy. Oh, is this Jimi's demo tape? That'll be a G-note, please' (Actual Quote)"

## How to Catch

### Hint

Heyboy appears to enjoy music and seeing people perform well.

## Trivia

* On the original official website for Moon made in 1998, Heyboy's flavor text was the following: "*バンドのマネージャーを務める緑黄色生物。音楽（DUB）とクッキーが好物。*", which translates to, "*A green and yellow creature who works as a band manager. He likes music (Dub music) and cookies.*"
Haunted House

* Exterior
* Ground Floor
* First Floor
* Left hallway
* Toilet
* Right hallway
* Spirit Room
* Cellar

The **Haunted House** (ホーンテッドハウス, *Hōnteddohausu*) is a location west of the Mushroom Forest, housing the souls of many animals. Whisper, the wandering spirit of a human, also resides here.

## Catchable Souls

**NOTE: These souls cannot be accessed until you get Whisper's love.**

* Pampoo
* Stompkins
* Two-oh-clocky
* Rocque
* Gajiro
Absolute SadLad

## Bio

Absolute SadLad is one of the original member of GUI. During the original days as a member of Girls Und Shitposts, he would often stay up late reading TK in sarcastic and comedic voices, and idea that GUI later used in some of their largest projects. He otherwise makes bad memes and photoshops. He often spends his time playing various games such as Hearts of Iron 4 or Rising Storm 2, often with other members of GUI.

## Characteristics

Sadlad's age is a recurring point of interest for the cast of GUI, as in spite of it being easy to guess, he has yet to say it directly. This has led to Cumbone insisting that Sadlad is in fact nine years of age, although Sadlad swiftly denies this accusation. Sadlad has a large frame body type, leading to Cumbone often referring to "Sadlad Chub" (A reference to the "kilroy chub" joke GUI members use).
Mr. Droll

An illustration of Mr. Droll from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Mr. Droll** (ドロール君, *Dorōru-kun*) is an animal whose body is situated in the southeast of the Valley of the Wind.

## Characteristics

Mr. Droll is a short, red mollusk-like creature who's body is composed of many layers of what can be interpreted as tentacles. It has a pair of stalks which sprout from the top of it's head, carrying it's large, round eyes that have black pupils.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Loves high places. Curious about the nightly growing cacti."

#### Translation Differences

In the original script, instead of being curious, Mr. Droll is described as being a little impatient while waiting for the cacti, as they only shrink and grow once daily. This impatience is evident as Mr. Droll's soul can be seen pacing on top the cliffs.

## How to Catch

### Hint

At any time of day, Mr. Droll can be seen on top various cliffs. He may end up somewhere that is a point of interest to him, where the player could get to before he does.

During the night, Mr. Droll can be found on top the northernmost cacti as it's enlarged. In order to catch it, the protagonist must wait on this cacti when it's shrunk in day time. Come nightfall it'll grow, at which point Mr. Droll will momentarily appear once again.

## Trivia

* Like many animals in Moon, Mr. Droll is the counterpart to Dragon Quest's monster, "Droll" (localized as "Drohl drone"). Aside from sharing names, they are also both reddish creatures that can be likened to mollusks and have protruding eyes held by stalks.
Kakunte Tribe

The **Kakunte Tribe** (カクンテ人, *Kakunte Hito*) are a race of mysterious and minuscule people who reside at Mushroom Forest. They have their own language, Kakuntean, and due to where they live their main source of nutrients is mushrooms. They also worship Tottoteruri, who was killed by Hero before the protagonist's appearance.

## Obtaining Love

### Hint

The Kakunte by the door is hurt. Perhaps you can help it recover?

## Trivia

* In Onion Games other game, Million Onion Hotel, Kakunte make their apperance as one of the game mechanics (having to wait for them to transform into an Onion or a Ojamar), being called Negitama-san, who were found by Doctor Peace in the farthest reaches of space and kept them in his lab, they're pretty shy. This is one of the few references to Moon that appear in Million Onion Hotel, with others being the Tottoteruri and Yoshida.
Rocket

The **Rocket** (ロケット, *Roketto*) is a vehicle that can be found in Technopolis, built by Dr. Stein Hager. It is being created in order to reach The Moon for the King's "World Reformation Plan". A computer near the Rocket in Technopolis will state that the player must have 4.5 days worth of Action Limit before getting on the Rocket to survive the journey to the Moon.

## Rocket Parts

In order to complete the rocket and go to the Moon, Dr. Hager needs parts that can be found throughout Real Moon. Once all of these have been handed over to Dr. Hager, the rocket can be freely rode when the Protagonist decides. It should be noted, however, that certain triggers are tied to handing in rocket parts; **if you plan on getting a full Love Level (that is to say, doing everything in the game), it may be best to not hand in the final rocket part until there is nothing else left to do.** Below is a walkthrough for getting each part.

### Getting the Navigation System

The way to get the Navigation System is hinted at by what's on the Laboratory Slate that you can find in Dr. Hager's Lab (which can be translated with the machine in the upper right corner).

### Getting the HR103% Strength Alcohol

The way to get the Alcohol is hinted at by what's on the Laboratory Slate that you can find in Dr. Hager's Lab (which can be translated with the machine in the upper right corner). **NOTE: Having an action limit of at least 1½ days is required to do the event related to getting this item.**

### Getting the Rocket Propulsion

The way to get the Rocket Propulsion is hinted at by what's on the Octopus Slate that the player will get access to eventually, given by Pokka (which can be translated with the machine in the upper right corner).

The combination for the fireworks is as follows:

```
   5
 7   4
8  4  2
 1   3
   9

```

Or, going clockwise starting from the topmost slot: 5, 4, 2, 3, 9, 1, 8, 7, and then 4 in the center. If the combination is correct, you will receive Heikichi's Firework

### Getting the Cooling System and Power Console

The way to get both the Cooling System and the Power Console is hinted at by what's on the Octopus Slate that the player will get access to eventually, given by Pokka (can be translated with the machine in the corner of Dr. Hager's Lab. You will not be able to get these items until you help the Kakunte and bring Tottoteruri's soul back; check Tottoteruri's How to Catch section for help on doing both.

## Trivia

* The Rocket quest shares many similarities with the Flying Machine quest in *Little King's Story*, a game that shares some of the key staff with *Moon*.
	+ A scientist who thinks little of the player character asks them to collect parts to create a flying vehicle to take them beyond the "ceiling" of the sky.
	+ He labels the parts one by one on a blueprint in the introduction cutscene.
	+ Various picture hints lead the player character to the locations of the parts.
	+ One of the parts is an alcoholic drink used for fuel, stated to be over 100% alcoholic; another part is a device resembling a TV; and another part is a fridge used as a "cooling system".
	+ The quest leads to the ending of the game.
Rumrom

Rumroms are items that tell you all about the World of Moon, most of them are unreadable and the only way to decode them is through a special Rumrom Decoder in Dr. Hager's Lab.

On The Moon, the Door of Light is burried in a bunch of Rumroms, which makes the door not being able to be open no matter what, only when the Protagonist decides to not play the game, can make the rumroms vanish and open the Door of Light.
Castle Town

**Castle Town** (城下町, *Jōkamachi*) is Love-De-Gard's primary place of residence as well as the initial area the protagonist finds himself in. The center acts as a crossroads towards each characters place of business and to the lands outside of it, with the "Moonphase Fountain" being its focal point.

## Places of Interest

In the north west corner of Castle Town, Bar Wanda can be seen.

Wanda sleeps during the day and serves drinks to the player and her patrons every night. It is recommended that the player checks every night of the week as different patrons visit the bar.

To the north east you can find Curio's Shop and the Bakery.

Curio's shop acts as a general store where you can buy and sell items, and at the bakery you able to buy loaves of bread and croissants to give as gifts or to eat and extend your timer by a little bit.

The king's castle is situated straight north of castle town.

The castle lowers it's drawbridge during the day, and raises it at night. The king can be seen tending to the birds in the courtyard every morning; rustling the bush on the top left will make the minister come outside and scold you.

## Trivia

* Although likely a coincidence, an area known as Castle Town appears in the 2009 game "Little King's Story", which shares many key development staff with Moon. Its Japanese name is similar, 王様の城下町 or "King's Castle Town".
Wanda

**Wanda** (ワンダ, *Wanda*) is the woman who owns the aptly named Bar Wanda. She is the mother of Flora.

She states that because of her size, its impossible to leave the bar's counter and therefore it is also where she sleeps. When the protagonist first wanders in her bar after landing in the world of Moon, she mutters the name, "Florence".

## Profile and Appearance

Wanda is a portly woman with slightly green skin complexion. She has a very long nose, which Flora only shares minutely, and has an intense stare. However, just like her daughter, she parts her long brown hair into a ponytail. She wear several accessories like a bangle and simple chain that hangs around her forehead.

She remarks that she once used to be very beautiful when she was young, perhaps resembling Flora much more.

## Obtaining Love

### Hint

Perhaps you should listen to her troubles over drinks. She is a bartender after all.

## Gallery

Wanda's Dialogue Image in Fake MoonWanda sleeping during the day
Gigar

An illustration of Gigar from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Gigar** (ギガー, *Gigā*), named "**Perogon**" (ペロゴン, *Perogon*) by Darlia, is a shelled animal who is situated on the lawn of the American House. Darlia, obsessed with Perogon's qualities, has taken it in as the family pet. Despite a skull mark appearing above Perogon, allowing the player to read its Animal File, it is alive and well.

In Fake Moon, Perogon appears as a monster which the hero fought per request by a young girl representing Darlia. It attacked with it's tongue and could multiply itself via illusions, where its true form would be indicated by it's shell being on fire.

## Characteristics

Perogon is a blue-bodied, turtle-like creature with a white shell. Its shell is also covered with what looks like long, thin thorns. It has a menacing looking face; white eyes with no pupils, sharp white claws and a row of fangs. Always hanging outside its mouth is a long, red tongue.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Rarely shows his feelings. Patient and enduring. Shows no weakness."

#### Translation differences

In the original script it mentions that "Males do not have thorns" (オスにはトゲがない, "*osu ni wa toge ga nai"*), thus deducing that Perogon is a female Gigar. This is entirely absent in the translation for the Animal File, which also intentionally uses male pronouns whereas the Japanese script used none.

## Obtaining Love

Because Perogon is found alive, the protagonist is not tasked to catch its spirit for Love.

Instead, specific events are needed to trigger in order for the protagonist to obtain Perogon's Love.

## Trivia

* The name "Perogon" is a reference to the monster, "Berogon", (localized as "Poxtongue") from Dragon Quest V. Both creatures have particularly long tongues and use them to attack.
	+ This reference is even more apparent when the protagonist wears the plush Gigar that Mamas made for Darlia. Here, it is a goofy-faced, bipedal creature that more closely resembles Poxtongue's appearance.

* On the original official website for Moon made in 1998, Perogon’s flavor text was the following: "*恐ろしい姿とはウラハラに、とっても気立てのやさしい奴。物事を見かけで判断してはならないという見本である。*", which translates to, "*Contrary to the terrifying appearance, they're very kind. A prime example that you shouldn't judge a book by its cover.*"
Hager Badge

The **Hager Badge** (ヘイガーバッチ, *Heigā Bacchi*) is an item that is obtained either by donating 1000 Yenom to the Hager Foundation at Tropical Fields or opening the fridge in the American House. It allows the Protagonist access to Dr. Hager's Lab. The Hager Gold Badge is a superior version of this item.
Shellwhale

An illustration of Shellwhale from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

The **Shellwhale** (貝クジラ, *Kai Kujira*) is an animal whose body can be found in the waters of Shellwhale Cove. While asleep, Gamakatsu mentions that he can hear its cries for help in his dreams. He also refers to it as the "Big Catch".

## Characteristics

The Shellwhale is a large, bony white whale. Its large head resembles a clam shell and it has a pronounced underbite. There are dark holes for its eyes, to further give it a skeletal appearance.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | N/A

Because the Shellwhale's body is underwater and cannot be examined by the protagonist, there is no Animal File.

## How to Catch

### Hint

It seems as though something can be heard in the waters of Shellwhale Cove, there must be a way to find out what it is.
King's Business Card

King Carefree's business card. This item is given to the player upon his first audience with the King. When shown to Yoshida, he will reveal a hidden message on the back telling the player to meet the King in his room at night. This is required to advance the main plot of the game by presenting the business card to him to get him to reveal his plan to fly off to the moon. He will then reward the player with his letter to Dr. Stein Hager.
Stompkins

An illustration of Stompkins from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Stompkins** (どんちゃん, *Don-chan*) is a rambunctious animal whose body can be found on the first floor of the Haunted House.

## Characteristics

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Noisy stampy rowdling. Annoyed downstairs neighbors in previous apartment."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Stompkins enjoys being noisy, but ironically will not appear if someone else is.
Momi

**Momi** (モミ, *Momi*) is a member of the "Ecology siblings" at the Eco Club. She represents a caricature of an environmental activist, particularly focused on nature, such as forest conservation.

## Obtaining Love

* In the northeast of Rainbow Rocks a large number of trees can be found, one of which has a carving with the words "Florence ♡ Wanda". Once interacted with, Momi will step from behind this tree and talk about how nature is being desecrated before sprinting away. **1 Love** is gained.
Rocque

An illustration of Rocque from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Rocque** (ロック, Rokku) is an animal whose body can be found in the Haunted House's cellar.

## Characteristics

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Loves the smell of freshly dug-up earth and has the eccentric habit of secretly sniffing it at night"

## How to Catch

### Hint

Rocque, as the file suggests, enjoys the smell of dirt at night. Maybe there is some nearby.
Jimi

An illustration of Jimi from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Jimi** (ジミ, *Jimi*) is an animal and member of the "Sacrifice Animals" whose body is situated in one of the apartments of Technopolis.

## Animal File

 **ENG** | "Unusually for a musician, he enjoys the daylight. His specialty is shredding. A member of the Sacrifice Animals."

## How to Catch

### Hint

The Re-men may have info on where Jimi is.
Pokka

**Pokka** (ポッカ, *Pokka*) was a skilled carpenter who worked with his friend, Nikka, but over time awakened perverted fantasies within himself such as being tied up. His nickname is "Pokka the signpost" since he functions as a source of directions for the protagonist, being in an area that acts as the "hub" of the world of Love-De-Gard.

## Obtaining Love

* Talking to Pokka and asking him what lies within each cardinal direction will yield the player **1 Love**.
Koma-chan

An illustration of Koma-chan from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Koma-chan** (コマちゃん, *Koma-chan*) is an animal whose body is situated at the western side of Sunbeams Road.

## Characteristics

Koma-chan is a rounded creature covered in pure white fur. It is rather large; about the size of the Protagonist. The only other features it has are two black, button eyes and a black nose at the end of it's short snout. It appears to be limbless.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "A popular pet-creature covered in bushy body hair. Popular with young girls. However, prefers young men with sloping shoulders."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Koma-chan, on occasion, will decide to reveal itself to the Protagonist.
Two-oh-clocky

An illustration of Two-oh-clocky from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Two-oh-clocky** (ニジデス, *Nijidesu, lit. It's two o'clock*) is a train-loving animal located in the second floor's right hallway of the Haunted House.

## Characteristics

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Was a train conductor long ago. Still a train enthusiast. Goes bonkers when its train is about to depart."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Much like his namesake, he only appears at a specific time.
Rainbow Rocks

**Rainbow Rocks** (レインボウ・ロックス, *Reinbou Rokkusu*) is the area south of Castle Town containing many animals to encounter. The location is named after the rainbow which cast itself over the area and baked it's colors into the boulders, creating rainbow-colored rocks. The place is famous for it's "Shyrocks" which, when sensing human presence for too long, will lose their patience and move aside.

## Catchable Souls

* Slyme
* Drakey
* Elmo
* Gluttandra
* Harpflower
* Thworm
* Semimaru
* Shlyme
* Goddog Mai Mai

## Obtaining love

* At the northern section of Rainbow Rocks is a "Rainbow machine" which can be turned on. In order to do this, the buttons must be pressed in the order of the colours of the rainbow on the Rainbow Rocks sign from top to bottom. Once accomplished, a humorous scene with the Hero will play and the rock on the easternmost section of the area will move, allowing entry. **1 Love** is gained.

* An identifier for the colors of the buttons. R is Red, O is Orange, Y is Yellow, G is Green, B is Blue, I is Indigo, V is Violet.
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# welcome

Welcome to the moon Fandom Wiki.

Do you know what the most precious thing in Moon World is?

It is Love.

# about

This wiki is collaborative effort by a community of fans for the “anti-rpg” adventure game, **moon**. We have 181 articles, that any fan can hop in to edit and help out!

*Beware of spoilers!!* Because the localization has just released, much of the info currently on the wiki is translated from the Japanese version of the game and will be updated to match the official translation over time. Moon was launched internationally on **August 27th, 2020**! Please follow @oniongames on Twitter and check out the official English moon website.

Let’s work together and gain Love!

# navigation

* **Characters**

* **Locations**

* **Animals**

* **Items**

* **Moon Discs**
Fighting Fish

An illustration of Fighting Fish from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Fighting Fish** (たいファイター, *Tai Faitā, "TAI Fighter"*) is a fish and spacecraft hybrid animal whose body is situated in the north of the Valley of the Wind.

## Characteristics

The Fighting Fish has a red body, orange dorsal and caudal fins, and white fish lips. On either side of its body are what appear to be dark, wing-like panels of a fighter aircraft. Each wing forms a hexagon shape and are slightly bigger than the fish's body.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "It's a fish AND a fighter plane. High-speed-flies at a fixed altitude of 5 meters."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Fighting fish has a very specific flight paths. It's possible there's something along those paths that can raise the Protagonist to their level from time to time.

Instead, they must use the cacti in the area to reach higher ground. During the day the cacti shrink down, which allows the protagonist to stand on top of them and wait as they'll grow tall during the night. There are different cliffs the Fighting Fish will fly by or over, but the one that gives the player most room to work with is located in the very middle and accessed by a cactus on the rightmost side of the map.
Even if the player misses their chance, the Fighting Fish will soon repeat its flight pattern.

## Trivia

* The animal's Japanese name "Tai Fighter*"* is a pun of the words "Tai", relating to the red seabream fish, Pagrus major, or *madai* (真鯛, but also broadly referred to as 鯛, *tai*) and the prominent TIE fighter of "Star Wars" fame.
	+ As for the English localization, "fighting fish" is a common name for Betta splendens, a species of fish coveted for its beauty, but also known to be highly aggressive and territorial. As such, they are typically kept separate from other fish while in captivity.

* On the original official website for Moon made in 1998, Fighting Fish’s flavor text was the following: "*鯛型高速戦闘機。*", which translates to, "*High-Speed Sea Bream Fighter.*"
Re-men

The **Re-men** (リーマン, *Ri-man*) are robots representing standard salarymen who do the majority of the work in Technopolis. They also vote on ideas between themselves as well as frequently hand over info to Robo Mayor on the cities residents.

## Obtaining Love

* The Re-men live in room 199 of Technopolis, where they return home from work in groups of 3 throughout the night (except for Sundays when they all recharge). If the player is in this room late at night once all 4 groups have appeared, speaking to any of the Re-men will have them ask the player to take a survey on banning the use of cell phones within the room, which involves speaking to every individual Re-man at least once before sunrise. This can be tricky as they all look identical and constantly move across the room, although progress is kept between attempts. Once the player completes the task, the first Re-man the player talked to will summarise the survey and thank the player. **4 Love** is gained from this.
Technopolis

* Transporters
* Main Hall
* Rocket room
* Club Techno
* Standard room
* Robi's room
* Re-men's room
* Lady Techno's room
* Robo Mayor's room

**Technopolis** (テクノポリス, *Tekunoporisu*) is a location entered through a transporter in Dr. Hager's Lab. It is a highly technologically advanced city that houses many residents, including Lady Techno, Saike and Robi. Robo Mayor is, evidently, the mayor of the city, and the Re-men are employee robots who carry out the work in Technopolis.

## Catchable Souls

* Philip
* Keith
* Erik
* Bonzo
* Beck
* Jimi

## Obtaining Love

* In the rocket room of Technopolis is an arcade machine on the right named "XINGISKAN". Xingiskan is a difficult game in which the player controls a rocket that must be crashed into a sphere. Holding the action button will make the rocket rise, while letting go will cause it to fall. The game has 5 levels in total, and the tactic is to make sure the button is being pressed as a level begins, and then getting a sense of the movement sensitivity between levels based on that, as it becomes increasingly responsive over the course of the levels. The velocity of the rocket as it hits the sphere carries over to the start of the next round, so it is possible to automatically fail the next level if the rocket is falling or rising too fast at the end of the level. Trying to keep the rocket steady as it hits each sphere will help keep the rocket under control from one level to the next. After the game has been completed, the Protagonist will be awarded with **1 Love**.
* Once the souls of all the Sacrifice Animals members have been caught, going to Club techno on the night of any day other than Solarday will result in the whole band performing. Afterwards, the Protagonist will gain Moon Disc 36 and **2 Love**.
Curio's Shop

* Exterior
* Interior

The general store owned by Curio, which during the day sells an assortment of items such as the Hero Bromide, Fishing rod, Fishing bait and Tao's Favorite. Visiting the basement shortly after night begins will allow the protagonist to select from a separate array of items, which includes the Magnifying glass, Frilly dress, Chloroform and a Bloomingual.
Noge

"I'm Noge! I'm a foreign exchange student from Toyland. Nice to meetcha!"

**Noge** (ノージ, *Nōji*) is a prince who came from a place known as Toyland to study abroad. He is interested in toys and tends to take things out of the Minister's room.

## Daily Schedule

 3PM
 6PM
 8PM
 10PM
 12PM
 4AM

## Obtaining Love PART 1

### Hint 1

Talk to Noge to make a deal with him (make sure to say "Video games" -> Y'know...like GameStation? -> "Oh, uh. Sure."). Hold up your end of the bargain!

## Obtaining Love PART 2

### Hint 1

You need to get the love in Part 1 first, along with Bilby's love and finishing the Rocket, before you can get this Love. Following Noge and showing his truck to others in Castle Town may give clues on what to do.

## Trivia

* Noge's name and appearance are a reference to the character of Geno from "Super Mario RPG: Legend of the Seven Stars", which several members of Moon's staff also developed.

## Gallery

Noge's appearance in-game.Noge can be seen inside the box behind them
Tommy

An illustration of Tommy from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Tommy** (トミー, *Tomī*) is an animal whose body is situated around the center portion of Tropical Fields, just south of the entrance to Dr. Hager's Lab.

## Characteristics

Tommy is a rounded, tear-shaped creature that stands as tall as the protagonist. His body is a light green pistachio with no other features aside from huge red lips towards the bottom and a pair of big eyes with black pupils towards the top.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Nocturnal animal. Subsists on a diet of kirikiri bugs. Runs away with a bizarre cry when frightened."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Tommy is easily frightened, so taking your time with him will be beneficial.

He'll watch the player closely, so the strategy is to slowly walk up to his soul, delaying the movement every couple of steps until the catch mark appears.

## Trivia

* On the original official website for Moon made in 1998, Tommy's flavor text was the following: "*夜道で遭遇したら、驚いて飛び上がってしまいそうな風貌だが、飛び上がるのは彼のほうだ。とても小心者で、近づけばすぐに逃げてしまうであろう。*", which translates to, "*If you encounter him at night, you may get startled with a jump, but it's him who's more likely to do so. He is very timid, so as soon as you approach him, he'll run away.*"

## Gallery

Tommy's appearance in-game.Tommy bouncing in-game.Tommy being scared in-game.Tommy hiding behind a night pole in the credits
Darlia

**Darlia** (ダイア, *Daia*) is the daughter of both Mamas and Papas, living in the American House. She has taken in the animal Gigar (Which she names Perogon) as a pet, being incredibly affectionate towards him and generally having an intense passion for his physical features. In the japanese version it is confirmed through the Animal File that Perogon is in fact female, which Darlia is unaware of in the dialogue of either version of the game.

## Obtaining Love

* If the protagonist enters the parent's room of the American House and examines the blue object under the bed, showing up at the house a few days later will cause the protagonist to appear for Darlia's birthday celebrations. Unfortunately before this can begin, the hero will appear outside and begin to attack Perogon. In order to stop Perogon from being killed, the protagonist must follow the events of Fake Moon by going into Darlia's room and using the plushie as a suit, and then setting the suit on fire using the fireplace. Once stepping outside the hero will mistake the suit for another Gigar and attack it, satisfied that his work has been completed. Darlia will thank the protagonist and provide him with **4 Love**.

## Gallery

Darlia and gigar.Darlia's Dialogue Image in Fake MoonDarlia and her family in the credits
Dream Alien

An illustration of Dream Alien from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Dream Alien** (ドリーム星人, *Dorīmu Seijin*) is an alien-like animal whose body is encased in a block of ice at the Cave Guy's Cave, likely as a result of an ice spell from the Hero.

## Characteristics

The Dream Alien is a teal-bodied creature, with a tail, two arms, and hands that have three-digits each. On it's head are two trapezoidal eyes with red irises, thick pink lips and a forked antenna. On it's stomach is a golden circular attachment, with round embellishments on it. In the center of this, is the teal flesh of the creature and at it's core is what could be a third red eye.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "It's an alien who eats peoples' dreams!? What's worse is, people with eaten dreams can't sleep."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Dream alien has caused Cave Guy to suffer from a lack of sleep, and it's possible there's a way this can be averted. Perhaps yon merchant will sell thou an elixir of slumber?

## Trivia

* On the original official website for Moon made in 1998, Dream Alien's flavor text was the following: "*泣き虫の子供の枕元に現れる。そしてやさしくなぐさめる‥*", which translates to, "It'll appear at the bedside of a crying child, then gently comfort it.."

## Gallery

Dream Alien as it appears encased in ice.Dream Alien's appearance in-game, when revived.
Whisper

* Spirit
* Child
* Teenager
* Adult

**Whisper** (ウィスパー, *Uispā*) is the spirit of a human who died of hunger residing at the Haunted House. He cannot enter the afterlife due to the memories of his life being incomplete, and thus asks the Protagonist to help him.

## Obtaining Love

### Releasing Hager and Corralling Tone Souls

After setting off the alarm on Dr. Hager's machine in the left hallway and subsequently saving him in the cellar, Whisper will be on the first floor with the "tone souls" which must be herded into the clock at the top-right. Afterwards, Whisper will invite the Protagonist to the room at the end of the right hallway, where he will talk about his lost memories and the painting on the first floor.

### Hint

Once you check the painting (at the top of the staircase to the 2nd floor, you have to stare at it for a while and then walk away), you will be asked to find 3 different food items, one at a time. The first two can be found in or near Castle Town. The third is more difficult to figure out, and is something you cannot get until you help the Kakunte in the Mushroom Forest and bring Tottoteruri's soul back to its body (make sure to talk to a particular Kakunte who will show you a hidden area, once this is done).

## Gallery

Whisper and all of his three stages of life seen in the credits
Baker

**Baker** (ベイカー, *Beikaa*) is the man who owns the Bakery on the eastern section of Castle Town.

He is one of the first few characters the protagonist sees when landing in the world of Moon, who were all having a discussion. In Fake Moon, he was represented by an NPC who's face was well-defined and had green hair; the only semblance being the baker's uniform.

## Profile and Appearance

Baker is a simple looking man, having a squarish face and nose, with small eyes and thick eyebrows. He dons a white baker's coat and pants, light-colored waist apron and light brown shoes. He is a bit on the short side, for his tall, white toque just barely allows him to match Flora's height. He also has an orange kerchief around his neck, as opposed to the "fake" baker's red one.

Baker is rather cautious person, being hard on the protagonist if he tries to pass his counter. Shambles tends to think he is a cowardly person and Baker is unable to contest him. Like most folks in town, he doesn't like Hero very much. Usually, his bread is very popular for its taste. But it seems that lately, the taste has changed considerably, causing people to turn away from his business.

## Daily Schedule

**NOTE: Contains spoilers for getting love and exploration.**

 12AM
 6AM
 12AM

## Obtaining Love

### Hint

Baker does not have a name card, but to learn more about him, perhaps you can use a different item in place of a card to show to Castle Town Residents.

## Gallery

Baker's Dialogue Image in Fake MoonBaker working at a real life bakery in the game's credits
Utako

**Utako** (玉屋歌子, *Tamaya Utako*) is the wife of Tamaya Heikichi, and is always seen carrying their baby, Tohru. She acts as a pillar of support for Tamaya when he is being pessimistic about the quality of his fireworks. She is also shown to be very tough on Tamaya as evidenced by when she slaps him during one of his outbursts, encouraging him to work harder.
Block of Tofu

An illustration of Block of Tofu from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Block of Tofu** (一丁とうふ, *Icchou toufu*) is a tofu-like animal whose body is hidden in the trees to the right of the Hermit's house at Windmill Hermitage.

## Animal File

 **ENG** | "Tofu makers wake early. This block lives in the tofu shop attic, watching over the day's makings."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Like the tofu makers specified in the file, the tofu itself also wakes up early.
Value Boy

An illustration of Value Boy from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Value Boy** (バリュー君, *Baryū-kun*) is an animal representing a fast-food meal, whose body is situated in Darlia's room of the American House.

## Animal File

 **ENG** | "Amazing low price! Just 500 Yenom. (plus tax)"

## How to Catch

### Hint

Like any fast-food meal, it needs to be paid for.
Keith

An illustration of Keith from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Keith** (キース, *Kiisu*) is an animal and a member of the "Sacrifice Animals" whose body is situated in Technopolis, at the Club Techno Entrance.

## Animal File

 **ENG** | "In contrast to his appearance, he's quite shy. Plays sax, and really gets into it. A member of the Sacrifice Animals."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Keith likes to appear at Club Techno when the place is thriving.
Bilby

**Bilby** (イビリー, *Ibiriー*) is a guard at the Castle. After hours he often goes to the bar and laments his failed marriage, as well as the fact that he can no longer see his son, Wobbly. If the protagonist shows various items to Bilby during his time drinking, he will offer insight into some of the secrets of Love-De-Gard.

## Daily Schedule

**NOTE: May contain spoilers for exploration and getting Love**

## Obtaining Love PART 1

### Hint

Present his name card to others in Castle Town, as well as any other namecards that could be relevant, and follow him around to get clues as to how to receive his love.

## Obtaining Love PART 2

You must receive the love in Part 1, as well as get Noge's love and finish the Rocket, before getting this love. Check Noji's Obtaining Love section for more details.

Bilby's appearance in-gameBrilby's Dialogue Box in Fake Moon (shared with Fred)
Beehav The Pirate

**Beehav The Pirate** (ビーハヴ, *Bi-havu*) is, as the name suggests, a pirate who is on the search for treasure. He is shown to be a surprisingly warmhearted man who simply loves a sense of adventure, as well as sharing that feeling with others as evidenced by his treasure hunt.

## Obtaining Love

Beehav has created an impromptu treasure hunt around Love-De-Gard for someone to follow. In order to begin, the Protagonist must first buy a Magnifying glass from Curio's Shop and use it behind the sign just outside Castle Town. Afterwards, the Protagonist must visit the following locations in the order listed:

1. Rock along the bottom of Rainbow Rocks, due south of the tree with "Florence ♡ Wanda" carved into it.
2. Burrn Hall, behind the yellow MD box.
3. Tamaya's Launcher, on the front next to the large "玉" kanji.
4. Shellwhale Cove, at Gamakatsu's cooking pot.
5. Eco Club, at the table.
6. Twilight Canyon, at the bird-betting sign.

After this, the Protagonist must return to the original sign and check the back again with the Magnifying Glass, giving a hint that the treasure is within that area. The treasure, a Crown, is found to be just to the west of the sign, in the trees. Once it is obtained, Beehav will thank the Protagonist for playing along with his game, and hopes that they can find more adventures.
Tako

The **Tako** (タコ, *Tako*) are a race of aliens from The Moon who fly in small UFO's. They help the Protagonist in their quest to obtain love by transporting the animals who have been saved to the moon. One of them can be sometimes seen flying through Love-De-Gard at night as something of an easter egg.