A visible-state method for following map expansion without guessed area names, order or percentage thresholds.
Clean all the leaves! map unlocks: the official description confirms that players unlock new map parts. It does not publish the area list or thresholds. Record what you can reach, clean that ground, and compare both the visible percentage and boundaries after each sweep.
Use visible landmarks to note every edge and section you can enter right now.
Sweep the available space and watch the game's own progress display instead of using a fan-made leaf total.
After progress moves, recheck gates, paths and edges for newly reachable ground.
Write your own landmark and progress note. Keep it personal unless an official area name becomes available.
Sweep reachable edges once more and take a fresh progress sample before assuming the unlock failed.
Move to the stuck-at-99 diagnostic. A map guide cannot resolve a zero-gain state by guessing a threshold.
A useful landmark name is not automatically the game's canonical area name.
No public official route sequence was found.
Similarly titled leaf games have unrelated worlds and unlock systems.
The official description connects new map access with the cleaning progression but does not state exact thresholds.
No attributable official area-name list was found at the checked date.
No exact order is claimed because the public official material does not provide one.
Record a visible landmark and the progress state before and after access changed.
