Madagascan Sunset Moth

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Madagascan Sunset Moth
Real-world info
Name: Chrysiridia rhipheus Family: Uraniidae- Moths
Main appearances
DnM AC e+ WW CF NL NH
Other appearances
Film HHD aF PC
Name in other languages  ニシキオオツバメガ  日落蛾  Chrysiridia rhipheus  Polilla crepuscular  Urania del Madagascar  Урания мадагаскарская  마다가스카르비단제비나방  日落蛾  Adriandolo  Polilla crepuscular  Regenbogenfalter  Adriandolo

Madagascan Sunset Mothhttps://dodo.ac/np/images/thumb/c/c8/Madagascan_Sunset_Moth_NH.png/200px-Madagascan_Sunset_Moth_NH.pngChrysiridia rhipheusUraniidae- MothsApril to September (NH; North Hemisphere) October to March (NH; South Hemisphere)8am to 4pmIn the air2,500 Bells (New Horizons)https://nookipedia.com/wiki/Madagascan_Sunset_Moth10/29/202011/27/2020 01:35

The Madagascan Sunset Moth (ニシキオオツバメガ, Nishikiootsubamega) is a bug introduced in Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Unlike the Moth and Atlas Moth, which are nocturnal, it appears during the day.

Catch details

In New Horizons

#15

"I caught a Madagascan sunset moth! Wow, you're not from around here!"

Time of Year	North: Apr – Sep South: Oct – Mar
Time of Day	8 AM – 4 PM
Location	Flying near flowers
Rarity
Total Catch	20
Selling Prices	Nook's Cranny:  2500 Bells  Flick:  3750 Bells
Tank Size

Madagascan Sunset MothI caught a Madagascan sunset moth! Wow, you're not from around here!Apr – SepOct – Mar8 AM – 4 PMFlying near flowers2025001.0x1.0 No Yes No Yes No Yes Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No No Yes No Yes No Yes

Donating to the museum

As with all fish and bugs in the Animal Crossing series, the Madagascan sunset moth can be donated to the museum by talking to Blathers, who will also tell the player a little bit about the donation. Regarding the Madagascan Sunset Moth:

In New Horizons

When asked about the bug, Blathers will say the following:

"The Madagascan sunset moth is said to be the most beautiful moth in the world...a sentiment even I can't deny. While most moths are nocturnal, this one flutters about during the day, making good use of the light. That is, when the daylight reflects off its wings, a kaleidoscope of colors are revealed! Oh! Eh...too bad it has such startling red feet as a caterpillar. I might have found it almost tolerable otherwise. Almost, but not quite."

The Madagascan sunset moth can be found in the butterfly room.

Real-world information

More information on this topic is available at Wikipedia.

Names in other languages

	ニシキオオツバメガ nishiki-ootsubamega	Lit. "brocaded large Urania"
	마다가스카르비단제비나방 madagaseukareubidanjebinabang	Madagascan sunset moth
	日落蛾 rìluò é	Lit. "sunset moth"
	Урания мадагаскарская Uraniya madagaskarskaya	Lit. "Madagascan Urania"
	Adriandolo	From native Malagasy name
	Regenbogenfalter	Lit. "rainbow butterfly"
	Polilla crepuscular	Lit. "twilight moth"
	Chrysiridia rhipheus	From scientific name
	Adriandolo	From native Malagasy name
	Urania del Madagascar	Lit. "Urania of Madagascar"

ニシキオオツバメガnishiki-ootsubamegaLit. "brocaded large Urania"마다가스카르비단제비나방madagaseukareubidanjebinabangMadagascan sunset mothUnknownUnknownUnknown日落蛾Unknownrìluò éLit. "sunset moth"UnknownUnknownUnknownУрания мадагаскарскаяUraniya madagaskarskayaLit. "Madagascan Urania"AdriandoloFrom native Malagasy nameRegenbogenfalterLit. "rainbow butterfly"Polilla crepuscularLit. "twilight moth"UnknownUnknownChrysiridia rhipheusFrom scientific nameAdriandoloFrom native Malagasy nameUrania del MadagascarLit. "Urania of Madagascar"UnknownUnknown

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