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Gulf Fritillary Flamewing

A Gulf fritillary-inspired orange flamewing with silver-spotted underwings.

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Gulf Fritillary Flamewing

Real-World InspirationGulf Fritillary Butterfly / Dione vanillae
Origin Myco-VersePassionvine Ember Garden
Discovery ZonePassionflower vines, sunlit gardens, warm fungal hedges
TemperamentBright, Restless, Sun-Seeking
Special AbilitySilver-Spore Underside

Habitat Log

Orange-violet vine corridors where spore pollen catches on thorny tendrils.

Field Notes

Gulf Fritillary Flamewing is a Uncommon Discovery Butterfly recorded from Passionvine Ember Garden, with field traces most often reported around Passionflower vines, sunlit gardens, warm fungal hedges. Inspired by Gulf Fritillary Butterfly / Dione vanillae, this specimen carries the Grand Cosmic Mycelial Network signature: familiar biology refracted through a stranger, brighter branch of reality. Its defining behavior, Silver-Spore Underside, makes it more than a collectible image. It is a tiny living file from the Infinite Myco-Verses, part science note, part myth fragment, and part blacklight field encounter waiting to be cataloged.

Collector Note

Uncommon, sun-drunk, and practically allergic to being dull.

Species Stat Range

Glow 35–7575
Signal 60–9090
Agility 80–100100
Camouflage 40–8080
Spore Energy 50–8585