The map in Monomoon uses a coordinate system to help you find specific locations across its world. However, you first need to understand the game’s number symbols to read those coordinates correctly.
The map contains a 29 × 18 grid, and each cell has its own X and Y coordinates. In this guide, I will teach you how to read Monomoon’s number symbols, activate map coordinates, and understand the symbols used for numbers.
How to Read the Monomoon Map
Once you unlock the map at the beginning of the game, you can start using its coordinate system.
Look at the top edge of the map and find the moon. Light it up to reveal the coordinates of your current location at the bottom edge of the map.
After activating it, you can check your exact position whenever you open the map. You just need to understand the number symbols to read the coordinates.
Understanding the 29 × 18 Grid
The map is divided into 29 columns and 18 rows. Each cell has two coordinates written as (X, Y).
- X (Column): Counts from 01 to 29, moving from left to right.
- Y (Row): Counts from 01 to 18, moving from bottom to top.
For example:
- (01, 01): Bottom-left corner of the map.
- (29, 18): Top-right corner of the map.
The first number tells you the column, while the second tells you the row. Use both numbers together to identify a specific cell.
Here is the full grid with every coordinate written on it:
How to Read Monomoon Number Symbols
Monomoon uses 10 different symbols to represent the digits 0 through 9. These symbols work just like regular numbers and also appear in other places, including the page numbers in the game’s book.
Every number consists of two symbols:
- First symbol: Represents the tens digit.
- Second symbol: Represents the units digit.
For example:
| First symbol | Second symbol | Number |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | 4 | 14 |
| 2 | 0 | 20 |
| 0 | 7 | 07 |
Read the first symbol as the tens digit and the second as the units digit. This lets you understand the coordinates displayed on the map and navigate using the game’s number system.
