Death moth backrooms

Home Discussions Workshop Market Broadcasts.

New here? Be sure to read the FAQ for useful and commonly asked wiki information. Make sure to check back later to see if the rewrite has been completed! Please coordinate with the user rewriting the page, and refrain from abandoning your projects, as this has happened multiple times. While descriptions of a Death Moth's appearance can vary from instance to instance, two main details remain consistent.

Death moth backrooms

Diary Entry: Female Death Moths, unlike their male counterparts are extremely violent and will attack the player on sight. Stats: It has around health , it does 25 damage. Locations: Wanders the halls of Level 0 Chases you in Level! Wanders the hallways of Level! Appears in Waves Mode. Create account or Sign in. Danger level: 2. These entities are always violent and are fast enough to catch up to the player. Its speed is kind of the same as the player's, so it is recommended to use a Baller's Ball to push it back. Unless otherwise stated, the content of this page is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3. Click here to edit contents of this page. Click here to toggle editing of individual sections of the page if possible. Watch headings for an "edit" link when available.

These eggs will hatch approximately three hours after ovoviviparity is completed; these eggs will hatch as larvae.

Massive body with a skull on its head a trait inherited from its ancestors , they grow up to inches in wingspan. They store hydrochloric acid in their jaws, they use this to spray their enemies, failed mates, predators, prey, or other opponents. They use their hydrochloric acid stored in their jaws to spray their predators, prey, rivals, or failed mates. They generally are hostile towards other entities, and around the top of the food chain, although advanced wanderers, Smilers , and Red Crazy fire ants can hunt theme with ease. They will eat nectar, meat, carcasses, and even sometimes clothes of dead wanderers. Depending on which level they are in allows their aggression to very, since in every level there are different subspecies of these moths, the total estimated subspecies count is over 5 trillion; in the hive, is where they are at their most aggressive, as they will even hunt other entities and even other subspecies of death moth in this level.

New here? Be sure to read the FAQ for useful and commonly asked wiki information. Make sure to check back later to see if the rewrite has been completed! Please coordinate with the user rewriting the page, and refrain from abandoning your projects, as this has happened multiple times. While descriptions of a Death Moth's appearance can vary from instance to instance, two main details remain consistent. The first detail regards a Death Moth's appearance; they seem to bear a striking resemblance to moths belonging to the genus Acherontia. The second detail regarding Death Moths is their abnormally large size, being much greater in size when compared to moths found in The Frontrooms , though instances of smaller Death Moths have been documented. Research confirms that Death Moths reside in a large majority of levels throughout the backrooms.

Death moth backrooms

They are in certain rooms and will kill a player by either dragging them to their Hive upon seeing them or killing them on the spot if there isn't a hive nearby. In level 8, they are usually found near glowing mushrooms. If one sees you walking or running, it will chase after you. You will also trigger a chase if you shine a Flashlight at them. You can avoid them by either crouching they will not spot a crouching player or turning on a valve in the boiler room, so it blocks their path. If your screen starts having a meltdown effect in the Boiler Room, it means that a Female Death Moth is nearby. Using a Thermometer can make you find where Female Deathmoths are. Female Death Moths are black, white, and gray bugs that look like real moths but massive in size. As long as you crouch, they don't hear you, and if you don't point a flashlight at them, they won't come after you. In case they see you, turn on a valve so their path gets blocked.

Ge tracker scythe

Information regarding Death Moths is relatively lackluster due to the species' unpredictable nature. Create account or Sign in. The Death moths are a humungous relative of Death Head Hawkmoth that evolved in the backrooms, females are much larger and can spray acid, while males are smaller and can be tamed, these moths are omnivores, both eating animals, and nectar. Commonly, Death Moths share a similar appearance to the Acherontia genus , which is a species native to the Frontrooms, more specifically in southern Europe and a vast majority of Africa, though they will occasionally migrate to the British Isles. General Wikidot. Wanders the hallways of Level! Click here to toggle editing of individual sections of the page if possible. Click here to edit contents of this page. Danger level: 2. Click here to edit contents of this page. Start a Wiki. They generally are hostile towards other entities, and around the top of the food chain, although advanced wanderers, Smilers , and Red Crazy fire ants can hunt theme with ease. Current Wiki. View history Talk 0. Acherontia atropos from The Frontrooms.

Forum: Introduce Yourself. The original author of this entry is Kekcroc from Fandom. Deathmoths are giant moths that inhabit the Backrooms.

Unless otherwise stated, the content of this page is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3. Backrooms Wiki Explore. The Backrooms You've been here before. These entities are always violent and are fast enough to catch up to the player. For more information about on-wiki content, visit the Licensing Master List. DrGBase Nextbot Base. POI's Groups Canons. Create account or Sign in. A close up picture of a Deathmoth taken by a wanderer. The Death moths are a humungous relative of Death Head Hawkmoth that evolved in the backrooms, females are much larger and can spray acid, while males are smaller and can be tamed, these moths are omnivores, both eating animals, and nectar.