
Weiskei Ultraviolet Mosaic
Habitat Log
species-appropriate terrestrial or aerial habitat matching its documented host and life-stage ecology
Field Notes
Field Identity
Purple-spotted Swallowtail (Graphium weiskei) is the real-world anchor for this Vault-Specimen. Purple-spotted Swallowtail is the collector-facing common name used here for Graphium weiskei, a member of Papilionidae within Lepidoptera. Graphium weiskei occurs in mainland New Guinea, especially montane habitats. Its natural setting is primarily mid- to upper-montane primary forest in New Guinea, although published records span a broader elevational range.
MycoVault Interpretation
Weiskei Ultraviolet Mosaic carries the real organism’s recognizable silhouette into the MycoVault without turning game fiction into field biology. Its pink-purple spots, montane signal, and rare pigment mosaic become signal-language traits inside the Highland Spectrum Myco-Verse. Collectors most often detect it along the New Guinea Montane Forest, where its preferred battle behavior is classified as Chromatic Anomaly. Its signature abilities are Ultraviolet Mosaic, Montane Phase, and Chromatic Burst. These names describe game mechanics and collection lore only.
Collector Signal
Myco-Patrons should read the real-world identity as the biological reference and the Myco-Verse material as fictional collection metadata. The visual should remain recognizably anchored to Purple-spotted Swallowtail rather than replacing the organism with a generic fantasy creature.
Collector Note
Biological counterpart generated from Forge request MV-FORGE-REQ-20260821-A1B33EF6. Real-world morphology/ecology follows the supplied biological identity; combat behavior, energy, Myco-Verse geography, and named abilities are fictional MycoVault lore.
