recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Nhân Vật

## Cách nhận

Có thể nhận được nhân vật bằng cách sử dụng Mối Duyên Tương Ngộ hoặc Mối Duyên Vương Vấn (mua bằng Nguyên Thạch hoặc thông qua Sự kiện, Nhiệm vụ hoặc đổi hàng tháng trong cửa hàng bằng Tinh Trần Vô Chủ / Tinh Huy Vô Chủ tại mục Đổi Bụi Ánh Sáng) để thực hiện Cầu Nguyện.

Các cách khác để sở hữu nhân vật:

* Bốn nhân vật đầu tiên: Amber, Kaeya và Lisa được nhận miễn phí trong Nhiệm Vụ Ma Thần: Prologue Chapter.
* Một số nhân vật 4 sao cũng có thể được mua trực tiếp từ trong cửa hàng bằng Tinh Huy Vô Chủ.
* Một số nhân vật có thể nhận được khi tham gia các Sự kiện (ví dụ: Phép rửa bài hát cho Barbara) hoặc trong một thời gian giới hạn (ví dụ: Ngôi sao chưa kết cấu cho Fischl).

## Phát triển

### Tăng cấp

*Bài chi tiết*: EXP nhân vật

Nhân vật nhận được EXP chủ yếu bằng cách sử dụng Nguyên liệu EXP Nhân vật và hoàn thành nhiệm vụ, nhận được một lượng kinh nghiệm không đáng kể khi đánh bại quái vật trong thế giới.

### Đột phá

Các nhân vật có thể đột phá khi họ đạt đến cấp độ tối đa hiện tại và người chơi phải đạt Hạng Mạo Hiểm yêu cầu. Nhân vật có thể đột phá tối đa đa 6 lần (Lv. 90).

Để đột phá một nhân vật, chuyển đến màn hình nhân vật và nhấp vào nút Đột phá ở phía dưới cùng bên phải màn hình. Một cửa sổ sẽ xuất hiện hiển thị những Nguyên liệu Đột phá Nhân vật, Đặc sản Khu vực, Nguyên liệu Đột phá thông thường và lượng Mora cần thiết để đột phá. Nếu thiếu nguyên liệu nào thì có thể nhấp vào nguyên liệu đó để xem các cách để nhận được nó. Xem trang của mỗi nhân vật để biết các nguyên liệu cần thiết cho mỗi lần đột phá.

Khi đột phá lần 1 và lần 4, nhân vật mở khóa kĩ năng bị động thứ nhất và thứ hai. Nội tại thứ 3 được mở khóa sẵn (có sẵn cho tất cả các nhân vật, ngoại trừ Nhà Lữ Hành). Các kỹ năng bị động không thể tăng cấp.

Vào lần đột phá thứ 2, nhân vật nhận được tăng một thuộc tính cố định nào đó, hoặc là một thuộc tính cơ bản (ví dụ: Nhà Lữ Hành được tăng chỉ số ATK) hoặc một thuộc tính đặc biệt (ví dụ: Ningguang sẽ được tăng Sát thương Nguyên tố Nham trong khi Lisa được tăng chỉ số Tinh Thông Nguyên Tố). Các chỉ số này sẽ tiếp tục tăng lên khi đột phá lần thứ 3, 5 và 6.

Đột phá nhân vật lần thứ 1, 3 và 5, người chơi sẽ nhận được một Mối Duyên Vương Vấn.

### Cung mệnh

Mỗi nhân vật có tổng cộng 6 cung mệnh, nó tương tự như kĩ năng bị động và tăng hiệu quả hoặc sức mạnh của nhân vật. Để mở khóa từng cung mệnh của một nhân vật (ngoại trừ Nhà Lữ Hành), người chơi phải sử dụng **Stella Fortuna** của nhân vật đó. Người chơi sẽ nhận được Stella Fortuna của một nhân vật khi nhận được bản sao của nhân vật đó trong cầu nguyện hoặc mua trực tiếp trong cửa hàng.

## Nhân vật sắp tới

Những nhân vật này đã được miHoYo công bố là những nhân vật có thể chơi được trong thời gian tới.

## Các nhân vật liên quan

Các nhân vật này được đề cập hoặc nhìn thấy trong game, manga hoặc các phương tiện truyền thông chính thức khác và được dự đoán sẽ trở thành những nhân vật có thể chơi được trong tương lai.

## NPCs

Để xem đầy đủ danh sách các NPCs, truy cập NPCs.

Các nhân vật trong manga

Các nhân vật chỉ xuất hiện trong manga.
Protagonist

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## Love

By granting the wishes and learning the secrets of Love-De-Gard's residents, the protagonist can obtain Love. The events in which love can be achieved are dependent on specific factors such as time and day or by satisfying another condition beforehand. Love can also be earned by catching the souls of animal corpses left behind by the hero.

Once the protagonist earns a set amount of love and sleeps in a bed, he can increase his Love Level in his dreams through the Moon Queen, who extends his Action Limit and allows him to explore the world more freely.

The Protagonist's houseThe Protagonist in the beginning of the gameThe Protagonist in the Unused ending of MoonThe Protagonist's appearance in-gameThe Protagonist in the unused ending of MoonThe Protagonist on the official book
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Erik

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

**Erik** (エリック, *Erikku*) is an animal and member of the "Sacrifice Animals" whose body is situated in Lady Techno's room of Technopolis.

## Characteristics

Erik's body simply consists of a small round, yellow head and very long, slender green legs. He has three pointed toes on his feet. On his head is a rather wide mouth and two angular eyes, which have a line of green under the white of them. In Kurashima's illustration, the green part of his eyes most resemble pointed shades.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Dances wildly when in the presence of loud music. Member of the Sacrifice Animals."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Erik enjoys loud music, and it's possible theres a source of this nearby.
Rockboy

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

**Rockboy** (岩太郎, *Iwatarō*) is a rock-like animal whose body appears in Mushroom Forest.

## Characteristics

Rockboy, as his name implies, has the body of a tall boulder with a chalky color to it. He has a pair of holes for eyes and a gaping mouth. In Kurashima's illustration, Rockboy has a bit of an underbite and his body includes not just a tall, large head, but also a neck section that connects to a much smaller rock body.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Rockboy has the heart of a rock."

## How to Catch

### Hint

No matter how you see him, Rockboy will prove he has the heart of a rock.

## Trivia

* Rockboy's Japanese name, *Iwatarō* is a combination of "*iwa*" (岩), meaning "rock", and "*tarō*" (太郎), which is a common name and suffix used for males.
Master Leaf

An illustration of Master Leaf from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Master Leaf** (はっぱ様, *Happa-Sama*) is an animal made of leaves whose body is faintly visible against the green forest background. It's situated in the southeast of Tropical Fields, below the entrance to Shellwhale Cove.

## Characteristics

Master Leaf's entire body is composed of green leaves. These leaves appear to form the shape of a head, where leaves are missing to implicate a pair of eyes and a mouth. At the top of this head, are a chain of two leaves which resemble a ponytail.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Master Leaf seldom appears. Only happy and lucky people have seen Master Leaf."

## How to Catch

### Hint

A circle of leaves can be seen hovering around the area. Conveniently, Master Leaf is also made of leaves.
Yenom Frog

An illustration of Yenom Frog from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

**Yenom Frog** (ネカガエル, *Nekagaeru*) is an amphibian animal that was killed by Hero in Castle Town, whose body is located right outside the south exit.

## Characteristics

The Yenom Frog is a rather large, frog-like creature with a green body, yellow underside, big yellow eyes, and a pink tongue that can stretch out. Unlike a frog, however, it has two ears that extend from it's head and only two limbs.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Has lived long in Fountain Park. Loves coins made of moon fragments."

## How to Catch

### Hint

The Yenom Frog loves coins. Something nearby may allow the protagonist to offer a thing that the Yenom Frog may like.
Dr. Stein Hager

**Dr. Stein Hager** (シュタイン・ヘイガー博士, *Shutain heigāーhakase*) is a scientist at Dr. Hager's Lab, the entrance of which is in Tropical Fields. He has developed many inventions, gadgets and robots which make up both his lab as well as Technopolis. He also develops contraptions for people who donate large amounts of yenom to his lab. His main goal is to create a Rocket to the moon, which was requested by the King.

He is initially trapped within the Haunted House, and will only help the Protagonist once he has escaped there as well as being shown The King's Letter.

## Apperance and Personality

Hager is a short man with an enormous head. He wears a lab coat and a pair of goggles. After resquing him from the haunted mansion, he is seen riding a walker with three toed legs, being his main source of moving around rather than walking.

The King describes him as "a guy that ate an entire dictonary", while other residents of Love-De-Gard find him to be a strange individual, who comes up with weird consipiracy theories, which makes them not take him seriously.

This in turn, made Hager spiteful towards the people of Moon World, treating everyone with very little respect, which can be seen with the protagonist, calling him a Rookie and not acknowledging him as his resquer from the mansion. He has very little patience for stupidity or hypocricy, being prone to insults and even screaming. He's also pretty greedy, placing donation boxes all around the entrance way to his lab, making people pay him 10000 Yenom to even enter.

## Obtaining Love

* After handing all 5 parts of the rocket over to Dr. Hager, the Protagonist will be awarded with **3 Love**.

## Gallery

Stein Hager's heads as seen in Moon's Credits
Pistil

**Pistil** (めしべ, *Meshibe*) is a flower next to the Protagonist's House that acts as the fast-travel mechanic. In order to immediately navigate using this method, the protagonist must find Stamen throughout the world and obtain their pollen to give to Pistil. The name "Pistil" comes from the female reproductive organ of a flower.

## Obtaining Love

* If the protagonist obtains all 3 pollen (the locations of which can be found on the Stamen page), Pistil will thank them and the protagonist gains **1 Love**.
Ovon

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

**Ovon** (オヴォン, *Ovon*) is a animal similar to, and likely the parent of, Kovon. It's body is situated in a hidden area of Rainbow Rocks, to the left of Kovon's.

## Characteristics

Ovon is large bovine creature, who easily towers over the protagonist. It has a long purple body resembling an eggplant, which curves up, and four tall, wooden sticks for legs. What would be the dark purple stem end for an eggplant serves as the head for Ovon.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "The adult form of 'Kovon'. Is usually quite docile, though becomes an active parent when searching for lost young."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Ovon, the parent of Kovon, is within a hidden area in Rainbow Rocks. Naturally sticking together with it's child. It's possible that someone may visit this area from time to time.

Shortly after the protagonist catches Kovon's soul, Ovon's soul will also come from the right of the trees, who appears to be looking around frantically. Ovon will not disappear, giving the player ample time to catch it.

## Trivia

* Ovon and Kovon's names and appearances are a reference to an annual Japanese custom. During the summer, Obon (お盆), a Japanese Buddhist festival, is where the spirits of ancestors are honored and celebrated. Families will invite their ancestors into their homes and provide offerings, visit those who passed at their graves, and partake in many lively activities.
	+ Representatives of animal spirits are created by using both a cucumber and eggplant, giving them sticks for legs. These animal spirits help ferry ancestors to and from the realm of the dead; a cucumber horse will bring them swiftly and an eggplant cow will return them slowly.
Pampoo

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

**Pampoo** (パンプー, *Panpū*) is an animal whose body can be found on the front lawn of the Haunted House.

## Characteristics

Pampoo is a tiny creature that rides a wooden angle broom. It has a round pumpkin head carved with two eyes, a triangle nose and scraggly smile; while its outfit consists of a dark green, spindly hat and ragged blue cloak.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Loves to soar about carefreely, observing others. However, hates being observed."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Pampoo, as the file states, doesn't like being observed. Maybe there is something in Love-De-Gard that has this capability.

In order to catch it, however, the player must head over to the Castle Balcony and look through the set of binoculars and look at the Haunted House through there, from which Pampoo can be seen. After watching it for a few seconds, Pampoo will fly over to the Castle Balcony where it can be caught.
Dragon

Dragon's Beta Design

The **Dragon** (ドラゴン, *Doragon*) is a character who inhabits The Moon, being mistaken as the one who stole its light and is therefore seen as a villain to the people of Love-De-Gard. The purpose of the Hero, therefore, is to travel to the Dragon's lair and defeat it, with the hope the moon's light will be brought back.

In Fake Moon, he is described to be a being made of pure wickedness and demonic power, with mannerisms of a typical JRPG Villain (with a speech manner simular to the Dragonlord from Dragon Quest 1), that must be slain to release the moon's light.

However, in Real Moon, he just like the Moon Queen is nothing but a head on a pedestal, awaiting the day when the protagonist would come and open the Door of Light, hoping that the cycle of him dying at the hands of the Hero would finally come to an end. He and the Moon Queen die from the Heroe's Sword, despite all of their efforts to prevent it. He can later be seen carved into a painting moon in the credits.

## Apperance

In Fake Moon, the Dragon has a monstrous, and demonic look, with a bird-like face and a dark red portly body with a gray underneats, ending with a tail, his libs having two front fingers and one back toe. His wings look pretty boily and full of appentages.

In Real Moon, he's nothing but a heard, sharing a pedestal with the Moon Queen, possibly being attached to eachother. His head is pink and long, with a big snout at the bottom and a set of green eyes on the top, with set of small ears poking out of the side of his eyes, on top of his head, there's a set of curved, red horns. In the credits, we can see a painting of a moon, with a silhouette of a dragon in it, this may show how the dragon looks like with a full body.

In the Moon Beta, he has a portly body with a set of small wings ending with a tail, with a yellow coloration and a white underneath, just like in the final game, its face has a big snout, but its thicker, ending with a set of red eyes and a set of wing like ears, with a set of black side curved horns, all of his limbs have 3 fingers, ending with sharps claws.

## Gallery

Dragon's apperance in Fake MoonDragon's apperance in-gameDragon's silhouette seen in game's credits
## Trivia

* While the old dragon design isn't used for the dragon, it still remains in the game, in the form of a dream sequence that plays when the player sleeps in Protagonist's House for the first time. It shows the sequence of Takkun turning into the Beta Dragon, which may be a reference to the cut prototype ending,

1. ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OCNNXKtL01c
Gramby's House

* Exterior
* Interior

**Gramby's House** (おばあちゃんの家, *Obāchan no ie*) is the house that Gramby and Tao live in. It is situated east of Castle Town, and one of the two places in the game the Protagonist can sleep in.

After sleeping in the Protagonist's House, Gramby becomes ill due to the effects of Snacky's soul, and the bed here is no longer accessible until the soul is caught.
Hanachan

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

**Hanachan** (ハナチャン, *Hanachan*) is a plant-like animal whose body is situated at the southwest portion of Tropical Fields, near the Cave Guy's Cave.

## Characteristics

Hanachan has a green pear-shaped body. It has a pair of eyes, red lips, and chubby cheeks. On top its head is a large flower that has five red petals and a yellow center.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "A slightly domineering rafflesia plant. Makes a squeaking sound as it runs around."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Hanachan is eager to run when spotted.

## Trivia

* As stated in it's Animal File, Hanachan is lightly based on a rafflesia; a parasitic flowering plant who's smell is likened to rotting meat, which is used to attract insects.
* On the original official website for Moon made in 1998, Hanachan's flavor text was the following: "*頭に乗せたお花がチャームポイント。見かけによらず、プライドが高い。*", which translates to, "*Its best feature is the flower on its head. Regardless of how it appears, it takes great pride in its looks.*"
Femi

**Femi** (フェミ, *Femi*) is a member of the "Ecology siblings" at the Eco Club. She represents a caricature of a feminist, fighting against gender discrimination while hypocritically stating that women are, by the principle of being women, superior to men.

## Obtaining Love

* At night, if the protagonist walks into the 2nd floor of Bar Wanda as Flora is sleeping and afterwards exits the bar, Femi will be outside to stop the protagonist, berating him for being a "pervert" and spying on Flora as she sleeps. She will then sprint away, and **1 Love** is gained.
Beck

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

**Beck** (ベック, *Bekku*) is an animal and member of the "Sacrifice Animals" whose body is situated in one of the apartments of Technopolis.

## Animal File

 **ENG** | "Nocturnal. A member of the Sacrifice Animals."

## How to Catch

### Hint

The Re-men may have info on where Beck is.
Philip

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

**Philip** (フリップ, *Furippu*) is an animal and a member of the "Sacrifice Animals" whose body is situated in Technopolis, next to the transporters.

## Animal File

 **ENG** | "Loves the sound of a telephone. Nocturnal. A member of the Sacrifice Animals."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Philip likes the sound of telephones, and it's possible one is nearby.
Mushroom Forest

* Entrance
* Entranceway
* Forest
* Path to Haunted House

**Mushroom Forest** (キノコの森, *Kinoko no mori*) is a location north of Adder's House. It is an area brimming with gigantic, towering mushrooms, and is home to the Kakunte Tribe as well as Florence. To traverse the forest, the boy must eat Myshrooms he finds along the way.

## Catchable Souls

* Wavio
* Rockboy
* Tottoteruri
* Cyclolyphant

## Trivia

* A location known as the Mushroom Forest also appears in the 2009 game "Little King's Story", which shares several key development staff with Moon. This location's name is also キノコの森 in Japanese.
Valley of the Wind

The **Valley of the Wind** (風の谷, *Kaze no Tani*) is a location east of the Protagonist's House, known for its strong winds and large cacti.

## Catchable Souls

* Fighting Fish
* Molio
* Shocky Catfish
* Mr. Droll

## Obtaining Love

* Around the Valley of the Wind are wilted flowers. If the protagonist turns on Moon Disc 34 "Flower Waltz" while near any of these flowers, they will be brought back to life and grow rapidly. If successfully accomplished with all the flowers in the area, the protagonist will gain **3 Love**.
Moon

moon (also known was Moon: Remix RPG Adventure) is a game developed by Love De Lic and published by ASCII Entertainment in 1997, originally for Playstation in Japan. It was for a long while only a japanese exclusive game, however, after speaking with Toby Fox (the creator of Undertale and Deltarune), Yoshiro Kimura decided to finally localize the game outside of Japan. Now being available on Nintendo Switch, as well as Windows and Playstation 4.

## Story

The story of Moon starts with a little boy, who was playing an RPG game on his Gamestation very late at night. After getting told to turn off the game and go to bed by his mother, the boy gets transported into the TV and lands in the strange new world, that's actually the game he was playing all night, but it's compelatly differnt from what he saw on screen. So it is now his quest to go and find a way back home, while also fixing up all the damage done by the Hero (mainly ressurecting all the "Monsters" he had slaughtered for EXP), as well as helping out the people of Moon World with their problems.
Shocky Catfish

An illustration of Shocky Catfish from the official Japanese guidebook for Moon.

### Reward

3 Love, 150 Yenom

**Shocky Catfish** (電気ナマズ, *Denki namazu*) is a catfish-like animal whose body is situated in the southwest of the Valley of the Wind.

## Animal File

 **ENG** | "Electricity energizes it. Can reportedly summon electricity."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Shocky Catfish is currently trapped in stone, but there must be a way to get it out. Maybe someone or something outside of Love-De-Gard can help.

Once energized by the storm's electricity, Shocky Catfish's body becomes unpetrified and their soul can be caught. It will be on a cliff to the northeast of the area. In order to catch it, the protagonist must wait on the cacti next to this cliff for it to enlarge at night, allowing him to reach the cliff as well as the soul.
Tamaya Heikichi

**Tamaya Heikichi** (玉屋平吉, *Tamaya Heikichi*) is a rather stubborn fireworks-maker residing at Tamaya's Launcher. The king has requested him to help with the firework portion of the "World Reformation Plan", but he's having trouble doing so. He has a wife named Utako and a baby named Tohru.

## Obtaining Love PART 1

### Hint

If you've found Tamaya, solving the firework puzzle may be a matter of finding a relevant item that will help you figure it out. If you haven't already found it, it may be found by doing something else.

The combination for the fireworks is as follows:

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

```

Or, going clockwise and starting from the topmost slot: 5, 4, 2, 3, 9, 1, 8, 7, and then 4 in the center.

If the firework puzzle is done incorrectly, Tamaya will hand over a Trash Firework. If successful however, the protagonist is presented with Heikichi's Firework and **1 Love**.

## Obtaining Love PART 2

Roughly a week after the above event, if the protagonist walks by Tamaya's Launcher, an argument about the quality of Tamaya's fireworks can be heard between him and his wife, resulting in her slapping him to calm him down. After calming down, he will forgive her, and after his wife shows her support his passion is seemingly revitalized. After this, the protagonist acquires **1 Love**.
Gluttandra

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

**Gluttandra** (クイダオーレ, *Kuidaōre*) is an animal whose body can be found shortly after entering Rainbow Rocks.

## Characteristics

Gluttandra has a cyan body. Resembling a slime creature, her blob shape is slim, tall, and her bottom ends in a fork. She has pouty lips, wears green sunglasses, and a tall hat with a red brim and red and white vertical stripes.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Beautiful only-daughter of the owner of the Kuida Restaurant. A loyal customer called her beauty an 'advertisement' for the shop. She mistook the compliment and now wishes to become a literal billboard."

#### Translation Differences

The name of the eatery in the Japanese text is "Kuidaore-dō" (くいだおれ堂). "Dō" (堂) is taken from "shokudō" (食堂) and can mean "restaurant". In the localization, it's been shortened to "Kuida", possibly to be a little less on-the-nose about it's reference.

## How to Catch

### Hint

Gluttandra wants to become a literal advertisement for the restaurant. There may be something nearby that also fills this role.

## Trivia

* Gluttandra's Japanese name is "*Kuidaōre*" which is a reference to one of Osaka's notable restaurants, Cui-Daoré. Cui-Daoré, opened by Rokuro Yamada in 1949, did not see a surge of popularity until the now-iconic puppet, "Kuidaore Taro" became nationally well-known in 1989. He would sit at the entrance as a jolly advertisement, donning a red and white striped outfit, greeting both natives and tourists alike. Unfortunately, the giant eatery would cease operations in 2008, but Taro stays in Dōtonbori of Osaka, Japan to this day.
	+ "Kuidaore"comes from "食い倒れ", which means to "eat until you go bankrupt". This explains Gluttandra's name, playing on the word "glutton".

* On the original official website for Moon made in 1998, Gluttandra’s flavor text was the following: "*食堂「くいだおれ堂」の看板娘。*", which translates to, "*Poster girl of the eatery 'Kuidaore-dō.'*"

## Gallery

Gluttandra's appearance in-game, alive.The illustration of Gluttandra from the official English website for Moon. The sign's writing was translated to say "The Kuida Restaurant""
Signal Monkeys

The **Signal Monkeys** (デンパザル, *Denpasaru*) are a race of monkeys with cone-shaped antennas on their head who are native to Bali Bali Island. They are all particularly good at instruments such as the xylophone-esque "Gyamlan", but also seemingly those of any kind as evidenced by the monkeys seen across Love-De-Gard. Multiple of those for a band called Thelonious Monkeys, which has also made soundtrack for the game.

## Gallery

Signal Monkey playing the Gyamlan at Bali Bali Island.Signal Monkey playing a guitar at Wildcat House, during Clis' minigame.Signal Monkey playing the piano during Clis' performance at Club Techno.
Bali Bali Island

**Bali Bali Island** (バリバリ島, *Bari Bari Shima*) is an island to the northwest of Love-De-Gard. It is the residence of MadeSuma, The former home of Yoshida and Professor Owl as well as, presumably, where the Signal Monkeys originally came from.

## Obtaining Love

There are various music puzzles to complete to get love and receive the Signal Liqueur. The solutions are as follows (the 5 gyamlans played are represented numerically, going from left to right, from 1 to 5, with a bolded number 3 being the one you must hit, by pressing A):

## Trivia

* The gyamlans, from left to right, play the musical notes C, D, E, G, and A. The one you play plays an E note.
The King's Letter

**The King's Letter** (王様の手紙, *Ōsama no tegami*) is an item obtained by King Carefree after presenting his card to him during the night within his bedroom in the Castle. The letter is for Dr. Stein Hager, and if handed to him at Dr. Hager's Lab he will see that the Protagonist has been sent by the king, and thus trust them with knowledge of the Rocket and what is needed for the king's "World reformation plan" to succeed.
Eco Club

The **Eco Club** (エコ倶楽部, *Eko Kurabu*) is the hideout of the "Ecology Siblings" Femi, Umi and Momi, located within a 'TNT' barrel at Windmill Hermitage. This is where they organize their plans to "change the world".

Frid, Dre, Frid, Frid, Dre…

This refers to the refrigerator and dresser inside of the Windmill Hermitage.

You must check them in the order given (Fridge, dresser, fridge, fridge, dresser) without being kicked out of the house.
Mackarther

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

**Mackarther** (マッカーさん, *Makkā-san*) is an animal in Curio's Shop whose body is in front of the shop's stairs.

## Characteristics

Mackarther has the appearance similar to a slug, its body yellow and slithery, while its head is white with black beady eyes. It wears what appears to be a green army beret. In its mouth is a large, corncob pipe.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Chain smoker. Affects the mannerisms of a great General."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Mackarther loves to smoke, and it seems as though someone close by also does.

## Trivia

* Mackarther is a parody of Douglas MacArthur, an American five-star general who accomplished many things during his time, but namely lead the Allied occupation of Japan in 1945. This is not only apparent in its appearance and name ("Makkāsā" is the kana for "MacArthur"), but also in its description. His position's title was officially known as "*Supreme Commander for the Allied Powers*", but in Japan it was referred to as "*General Headquarters*" or "*GHQ*" for short. Thus, a full translation of the Japanese text would be, "Affects the mannerisms of the GHQ general".
Dolottle

**Dolottle** (ムツジロー, *Mutsujiro-*) is a kind man who asks the Protagonist to save the animals. He entrusts the protagonist with the knowledge of Soul-Catching in order to bring them back to life, and the Animal File which offers information on these animals.

Dolottle also has his own TV show, "Love & Animal" (「ムツジローとゆかいな仲間」), which displays how many animals have currently been rescued as well as how many are left. This program can be watched inside the Protagonist's House.
Birdon

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

**Birdon** (バードン, *Bādon*) is an avian animal whose body is situated in the west of Twilight Canyon. It's body is littered with arrows, likely caused by the Hero.

## Characteristics

Birdon on has a large, plump body. Its wings and tail are covered in cerulean feathers, while its belly is a light tan. On the top of its head is a red, tall bird's comb and it has a yellow beak and bird feet. It has large eyes with small black pupils. Kurashima's illustration exaggerates Birdon's appearance by making the wings and feet small, and its eyes comically large.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "A big-bodied, bumbly bird. Its cerulean feathers serve to camouflage it in flight. However, its bright red comb stands out."

## How to Catch

### Hint

The Birdman at Twilight Canyon likes to play a bird-betting game. Birdon may have appeared here every once in a while.

## Trivia

* Birdon shares its name with the avian Kaiju that first appeared in *Ultraman Taro*, which first aired in 1973. While the Kaiju's appearance is much more terrifying, Birdon shares a similar color palette between it's cerulean head and arms, and red comb.
Clis

**Clis** (クリス, *Kurisu*) is a young girl working at the Wildcat House. She is an aspiring idol, and hopes that eventually a talent agent will come by to scout her in order to become one.

## Obtaining Love

### Hint

At least 4 parts of the Rocket needed to be given to Dr. Stein Hager before Clis's love can be received. This love also has two parts to it: **2 Love**  is given after completing the first part, then **2 Love** for the second part, giving a total of **4 Love**. Once things are noticeably different at Wildcat House, then Clis's love can be received.

Then, once the event above has been completed, visiting Club Techno at Technopolis on the night of any day other than Solarday will result in Clis performing her song on-stage. After watching said performance, the Protagonist will gain **2 Love**.

## Trivia

* Clis's voice samples in her speech and her singing were done by Krysta Ashley Schulze, a young girl vacationing in Japan during Moon's development who befriended Love-De-Lic staff.

* The variant of rock-paper-scissors you play with Clis, or janken in Japan, involves an extra part of the game known as "Acchi Muite Hoi", or "Look the Other Way". The winner of a round of janken says to "look the other way" and then suddenly points their finger either up, down, left, or right. The loser of the janken round must turn their head in any direction OTHER than the one that is pointed to. If the loser turns their head in the direction the winner points to, then the winner has truly won the game (or round, if its a multiple round game of janken), but if the loser turns their head in a different direction, the janken round starts over, with no victory or loss counted. Here is gameplay of an arcade version of this game, to show how it works.

## Gallery

Clis at her stand.Clis during her performance.
Florence

**Florence** (フローレンス, *Furo-rensu*) is the ex-husband of Wanda and the father of Flora. He's a rather eccentric man who one day went out to the Mushroom Forest and met the Kakunte Tribe, becoming addicted to eating hallucinogenic mushrooms and having "trips". He's also longtime friends with Kenji, who was a witness to Florence's trip to the Moon once he ate the Golden Mushroom.

## Obtaining Love

After getting Wanda's Love and subsequently meeting Florence for the first time at Mushroom Forest (the player must eat at Wildcat House first to initiate him coming to the Forest), going back to Wanda and ordering a drink will cause her to talk about Florence. and decide to give the Protagonist the ring in order to return it to Florence. Doing so will make Florence reminisce on his past, and how he has decided that is something that will forever be behind him. Florence thanks the Protagonist for this memory, and they gain **1 Love**.
Love-De-Gard

Map of Love-De-Gard

Love De Gard (also refered to as The World of Moon or The Moon World) is a location inside of both Fake and Real Moon, however, both have differing in their presentation and game mechanics as well as sentience of the NPC characters. The main currency of Love De Gard is Yenom, with a monarchy figurehead and a Minister, who keeps the law an(D) order in De Gard.

## Geography

Love De Gard is big island, with a small Castle Town (as well as a lone house located at the outkirts of it) and a Castle at the Northwest side of Love De Gard, with other small human settlements scatterd all around it. Outside the castle town, on the western side, there's a small foresty field surrounded by rainbow colored rocks. The eastern side of the island is dominated by a Valley with a Canyon at the end of it, below it there's also a Tropical Field which leads to Shellwhale Cove. To the north side, there's a Forest full of giant mushrooms inhabitet by a Kakunte Tribe, at the end of it, there's an abbandoned House. To the south of the island, there's a cave that leads to a lone set of human housings (Tamaya's Launcher, American House and a Windmill Hermitage). In the geographical center of Love De Gard, a small house previously owned by Nikka and Pokka.

Surrounding Love De Gard are two small islands, Bali Bali Island and Technopolis, one is just a lone island with a single human and mainly lived in by Signal Monkeys, while the other is a man build futuristic city lived in mainly by robots.

Love De Gard's Map in Fake Moon
Shadowbird

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

**Shadowbird** (影鳥, *Kagetori*) is a bird animal whose body is situated around the center section of Tropical Fields, southwest of the entrance to Dr. Hager's Lab.

## Characteristics

The Shadowbird is an avian who's body and feathers are mainly red. It has a pencil-thin neck which makes the bird taller and feathers that extend from the top of it's head and out it's rear. It's eyes, beak and feet are yellow. In Kurashima's illustration, the head and tail feathers are rather long and multicolored.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "You can only see this precious bird at noontime. Rotates in circles while waiting for prey."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Interestingly, there's a feather trail southeast of this bird's shadow. The bird itself may be looking for it's next prey.

After doing so, standing and waiting in the center of the circular motion the shadow makes will eventually make it fly to the north and disappear momentarily. Then, the Shadowbird's soul will land to the player's right. Getting up too soon will cause the soul to disappear, so the player should wait until the shadow underneath the soul has panned into view. Otherwise, they will have to wait in the circle all over again.
Tiểu Thuyết Dị Giới

**Pháp Khí**

Tiểu thuyết viễn tưởng rẻ tiền, kể về một con người bình thường vốn cũng giống như bao người, sau khi chết đã đến một thế giới khác:

Thế giới ấy nguy hiểm trùng trùng. Quái thú gang thép được miêu tả là thường ẩn nấp dưới đất sâu, với chiều dài như sông sao, từng nuốt chửng hàng nghìn người;

Kẻ có năng lực phi thường, trong chốc lát có thể biến cả căn phòng đông ấm hè mát, đêm sáng như ngày. Đó là câu chuyện không thực tế.

Chỉ có một chút liên quan đến thực tế đó là: Đại đa số vàng bạc châu báu chỉ thuộc về một số ít người, hơn nữa còn được giấu kín trong bảo khố.
Castle

* Exterior
* Entrance
* Main Hall
* Bedrooms
* Noji's room
* Guard's room
* Minister's room
* King's room
* Balcony

The eponymous castle situated north of Castle Town, housing many inhabitants such as King Carefree, the Minister, the guards Bilby and Fred and the wooden prince Noji.

## Castle Layout

The entrance of the castle is occupied during the day by Bilby and Fred. Both hallways on each end lead to the bedrooms.

The Bedrooms of the castle that each inhabitant retreats to at the end of each day, Noji however, likes to hangout outside his bedroom and the castle entrance throughout the day.

The king's bedroom is where the king goes at the end of each night, he typically spends the entire night at his desk on the left drawing with crayons, but occasionally he will sleep in his bed.
Protagonist's House

* Exterior
* Interior

The **Protagonist's House** (少年の家, *Shōnen no ie*), formerly owned by Nikka. He allows the protagonist to essentially use it as a hub for the rest of the adventure, with this being one of two places in the game the protagonist can sleep in, the other being Gramby's House. Inside the house, interacting with the TV will show the "Love & Animal" program, which displays how many animals have currently been rescued as well as how many are left.

Pokka acts as a signpost for this location, since the roads leaving the area all lead into different cardinal directions, emphasizing that this is where the "heart" of the world is. Pistil, who also resides here, acts as the fast-travel mechanic.
Burrn

**Burrn** (バーン, *Ba-n*) is the passionate but patronizing owner of a music store at Burrn Hall, north of the Protagonist's House. Burrn treats himself as a sort of "connoisseur" of music, alleging that his taste in music is far superior to the average person. When not selling Moon Discs or flaunting his knowledge, Burrn is practicing on his guitar. Approaching Burrn while he's playing his guitar will make him put it away (even if he's sleeping!).

The vast majority of the MD's (Moon discs) are purchasable for 100 Yenom in Burrn's store, all of which can be found here.

## Obtaining Love

When speaking to Burrn for the first time, if the protagonist claims they have a lot of knowledge of music, Burrn will begin a quiz in which snippets of 3 songs in his collection play, and the protagonist must guess out of a selection of 3 which it is. If done correctly (by legitimate knowledge or brute-force) the protagonist will gain **1 Love**, as well as Burrn's "Real friendship".
Drakey

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

**Drakey** (キラドー, *Kiradō*) is a bat-like animal. It is suddenly killed by Hero while the protagonist is talking to Dolottle for the first time.

## Characteristics

Drakey is an egg-shaped pink bat, with stick antennae that have rounded ends, and bat wings roughly the same size as it's body. It has a simple face with beady yellow eyes and two large fangs protruding from it's mouth.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "A new species of bat evolved from the pink bat. Nocturnal. Snoozes during daylight hours. Uses supersonic waves primarily during important family events."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Drakey followed Slyme closely behind in death, but the little guy *is* a bit nocturnal.

## Trivia

* Like Slyme, Drakey is a direct reference to one of Dragon Quest's monsters, Dracky. Though the English translation simply spells the name different to make this reference, Drakey's Japanese name is "Kiradō", which is "Dorakī", (Dragon Quest's Dracky's Japanese name) phonetically reversed. DQ's Dracky is a common, weak enemy just like Slime, which makes it entirely fitting their Moon counterparts would be the first animals the protagonist may save.
* On the original official website for Moon made in 1998, Drakey's flavor text was the following: "*コウモリの一種で夜行性。ちょっとハデめのピンクの姿はみんなから愛される‥はずなのに‥勇者はまっぷたつ。*", which translates to, "*A nocturnal bat. With such a stand-out pink appearance, it should, without a doubt.. be loved by everyone, but.. the hero slices it in half.*"
Fishing bait

The **Fishing bait** (釣りのえさ, *Tsuri no Esa*) in conjunction with the Fishing rod can be used to fish in multiple spots throughout Love-De-Gard. They can be purchased at Curio's Shop for 10 Yenom or caught in the northeast of Tropical Fields during the day on any Crescenday, Tearsday or Coinsday. The bait itself is an insect known as a "Kirikiri worm".
Bonzo

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

**Bonzo** (ボンゾ, *Bonzo*) is an animal and member of the "Sacrifice Animals" whose body appears in the Robo Mayor's room of Technopolis.

## Animal File

 **ENG** | "Expert impersonator of humans. Member of the Sacrifice Animals."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Bonzo is an expert impersonator, but who in Technopolis would be the easiest to do so for?
Moon Queen

The **Moon Queen** (月の女王, *Tsuki No Jyōu*) is the ruler of The Moon, and also the predominant mentor for the Protagonist during their adventure to obtain love in Real Moon. The moon queen appears in the Protagonist's dreams, giving them their initial quest as well as leveling them up when enough Love is obtained. It is found that since humans are "forgetful", they tend not to know of the Moon Queen or the Moon itself no matter how she attempts to interact with them. However, birds have "dream-remembrance" and therefore she decides to use them in her attempts to remind the people of Love-De-Gard of the moon. This is seen with Yoshida, Professor Owl, and to a lesser extent Birdman who seem to have greater knowledge of this than that of the others.

The Moon Queen's appearance in-gameThe Moon Queen talking to the Protagonist
Pappas

**Pappas** (パパス, *Papasu*) is the husband of Mamas and the father of Darlia, living in the American House. He enjoys watching TV in his spare time, and works as a comic book artist, often struggling with writer's block.

## Obtaining Love

* After the event involving Perogon and Hero, Pappas will come up with the idea for his comic-book, titling it "YOUSHAMEN" after the japanese word for "hero" (勇者, *Yuusha*). Entering his room roughly a week after this occurs will result in him finishing the comic and going to sleep. After reading the comic, the protagonist will gain **1 Love**.

## Gallery

Papas writing his comic.Pappas and his family in the credits
Slymy

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

**Slymy** (スライ, *Surai*) is a slime-type animal. Shortly after the protagonist's arrival to Moon World, he witnesses Hero frying Slymy with a lightning spell. This encounter becomes a tutorial for the player, when Dolottle calls out to the protagonist and implores him to save the souls of the animals slain by Hero.

In Fake Moon, Slymy is represented by a more viscous, blue slime creature with a ghastly face. The hero fights this monster in a random encounter, where he defeats it with a magic spell.

## Characteristics

Slymy takes on the simple appearance of a teal-blue, droplet shaped creature. It has round eyes, with black pupils and white lips.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "A mollusk which jiggle-hops up and down as it moves. Greatly enjoys when you pinch its little tippy-top part with your fingers."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Dolottle will speak to the protagonist and give him the Animal File shortly after the unfortunate death of Slymy. Slymy seems to enjoy jiggle-hopping around this area.

## Trivia

* Slymy is a direct reference to Dragon Quest's own Slime monster. This is apparent in not only its blueish, droplet appearance, but also by the fact that it is the first "monster" Hero slays and subsequently, the first animal the protagonist rescues. Slimes are traditionally a beginning monster, as they are very common and the weakest in the Dragon Quest games.
* On the original official website for Moon made in 1998, Slymy's flavor text was the following: "*まず最初にこのモンスターありきとさえ言われる、アレによく似た軟体動物。他聞にもれず、MOONでも一番最初に勇者に倒される。*", which roughly translates to, "*Firstly, it's said that this mollusk greatly resembles a monster. Without saying more, even in MOON, it's the first to be slain by the hero.*"

## Gallery

Slymy's appearance in-game.Slymy's apperance in Fake Moon
Snowbuddy

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

**Snowbuddy** (ゆきんこさん, *Yukinko-san*) is an animal whose body is situated just south of the Hermit's house at Windmill Hermitage.

## Animal File and Appearance

 **ENG** | "Has stood vigil as a guardian deity since ancient times. Loves to listen, transfixed, to sutras warding against evil spirits."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Snowbuddy likes listening to sutra's, and it's possible there is one nearby.
Moon Discs

**Moon Discs** (ムーンディスク, *mūndisuku*), or abbreviated as **MD**, are collectable items in Moon that allow the player to play music tracks, using the MD System, in the background during overworld exploration. There are a total of 36 MDs to collect, most of them being sold at Burrn Hall by Burrn, for 100 Yenom Each. Other MDs (33 to 36) are obtained after the completion certain character events.

The majority of MDs are performed by commissioned indie musicians and Love-De-Lic's soundteam (Thelonious Monkees) along with each track having their own jacket sleeve design and listing for the track's name and performing artist.

Because the MD tracks were rerecorded for a clean stereo sound for the Switch port of Moon, there are differences between the original and port version of certain MDs (some subtle and others more obvious). The only MD exempt from this is "Father, Give Me God's Power".
Semimaru

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

**Semimaru** (セミ丸, *Semimaru*) is an insect animal whose body is located along the southern path of Rainbow Rocks.

## Characteristics

Semimaru is an insect whose body is small, round and brown. It has yellow eyes and two transparent wings that go a bit past its body in length.

### Animal File

 **ENG** | "Perching on trees and screaming is its way of letting out the stress that builds up during its long life underground."

## How to Catch

### Hint

Semimaru likes to perch on trees and scream, thus it's very likely it's cries can be heard in an area brimming with trees.

## Trivia

* Semimaru's name is composed of two words; semi (蝉), to mean "cicada" and maru (丸), to mean "round". As such, Semimaru is based on a cicada, an insect well known in many regions of the world, but especially significant in Japanese culture as their loud cries often a sign of summer. Many species spend years in the underground as nymphs, some only to emerge as adults after 13~17 years.
Stamen

**Stamen** (おしべ, *Oshibe*) are flowers scattered throughout the world of Love-De-Gard that act as the fast-travel mechanic. If the protagonist takes pollen from a Stamen and then hands it to Pistil, they can be immediately transmitted to that Stamen at any time by talking to Pistil. The name "Stamen" comes from the name of the male reproductive organ of a flower.

## Locations

There are 3 Stamen in total around the world:

* At the entrance to Rainbow Rocks. This stamen provides the Pollen dumpling.
* In the center of Tropical Fields, right below the entrance to Dr. Hager's Lab. This stamen provides the Pollen bun.
* On the path just after exiting Mushroom Forest, going towards the Haunted House. This stamen provides the Pollen mochi.