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Roseoak Pulsewing

Roseoak Pulsewing is a uncommon discovery moth Vault-Specimen built around roseband resonance and oakline memory. Its signature play pattern favors canopy pulse before pivoting into rosewood flare. It is the MycoVault counterpart of Southern Pink-Striped Oakworm Moth (Anisota viginiensis).

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Uncommon DiscoveryMothMVS-GCMN-0330

Roseoak Pulsewing

Real-World InspirationThe requested name contains a spelling error; the researched species is Anisota virginiensis. Females are larger and typically orange to reddish with pale purplish margins, while males are darker brown to purplish and show a conspicuous translucent forewing area. Both sexes have a small pale forewing cell spot. Larvae are oak-feeding oakworms and may be conspicuously striped or horned depending on instar. Current references also warn that A. virginiensis has a complicated species boundary with A. pellucida and A. discolor, which have been treated historically as subspecies, synonyms, or separate species.…
Origin Myco-VerseOakworm Signal Myco-Verse
Discovery ZonePink-Oak Canopy
TemperamentSlow-burning and ceremonial in posture, with sudden flashes of color when disturbed.
Special AbilityCanopy Pulse

Habitat Log

MycoVault echo of the Southern Pink-Striped Oakworm Moth biological identity, rendered as the Pink-Oak Canopy discovery environment.

Field Notes

Roseoak Pulsewing

Roseoak Pulsewing is a uncommon discovery moth Vault-Specimen built around roseband resonance and oakline memory. Its signature play pattern favors canopy pulse before pivoting into rosewood flare. It is the MycoVault counterpart of Southern Pink-Striped Oakworm Moth (Anisota viginiensis).

Anchor

Biological anchor: Southern Pink-Striped Oakworm Moth (Anisota viginiensis). This identity comes from the supplied SpecimenOS context. The creature's visual proportions should remain recognizable to that real taxon; its named powers, signal effects and Myco-Verse behavior are fictional MycoVault lore.

Vault Behavior

In Pink-Oak Canopy, Roseoak Pulsewing is known for Roseband Resonance, Oakline Memory, and Pulsewing Crest. Its three recorded abilities are Canopy Pulse, Rosewood Flare, and Leafline Recall. Slow-burning and ceremonial in posture, with sudden flashes of color when disturbed.

Discovery File

Origin signal: Oakworm Signal Myco-Verse. Rarity: Uncommon Discovery. Acquisition tier: Advanced. Myco-Patrons should treat the biological or product anchor as the factual layer and the abilities, signal behavior, and Myco-Verse origin as the fictional game layer.

Collector Note

SpecimenOS anchor: Southern Pink-Striped Oakworm Moth (Anisota viginiensis). Keep factual biology separate from Vault lore.

Species Stat Range

Glow 44–6060
Signal 58–7474
Agility 54–7070
Camouflage 72–8888
Spore Energy 56–7272