Species: New Moon Mothman
Wings: Large, soft wings with indigo membranes and navy veining; speckled with small white flecks like distant stars. Wings shimmer faintly in the dark and can fully wrap around their body like a cloak.
Antenna: Long, gently curved, velvet-textured antennae that react to movement, sound, and magical shifts. Bioluminescent tips glow faintly when they’re focused or agitated.
Dust: Calms others, if overused it can cause mild sedation,
Size: 4-7 inches tall(Micro) 8-12 inches tall (Mini sized) 3-6 Feet tall (Fillsized) 8-12 feet tall(Bara), 14-20 feet tall(Mega)
Personality: Calm, mysterious, gentle, observant, dreamy, patient, distant, quiet, sensitive, soothing, elusive, graceful, introspective, affectionate (selectively), comforting, ethereal, enigmatic, still, perceptive, subtle
Likes: Distant thunder, dream journals, soft fabrics, dim light, wind chimes, overripe fruit, stargazing, gentle lullabies, nighttime walks
Dislikes: Sudden loud noises, fast movements, intense artificial light, clutter, being startled awake, abrasive textures
Compatibility: New Moon thrives best in soft, quiet spaces where their gentle nature can be appreciated. They’re perfect for caretakers who value peaceful routines and gentle companionship, as well as bitties who struggle with overstimulation or sleep issues. Their calming dust can ease panic attacks and soften the edge of night terrors or high anxiety, making them ideal companions for emotionally sensitive types.
They may struggle in loud, busy homes, particularly with bitties who are hyperactive or frequently disruptive. They are not violent or confrontational, but will silently distance themselves or vanish into the shadows when overwhelmed. Patience and a slow-paced environment help them open up to others, at which point they become loyal and soothing presences.
They enjoy routine, especially gentle care tasks like wing brushing or moonmilk feedings. While they rarely initiate affection, they accept it from trusted individuals and will often sleep beside their favorite caretaker or companion bitty.
Caretakers interested in more magical or dream-themed settings will find New Moon a perfect match, especially if they’re building quiet environments like forest shrines, ruins, or fairy-themed terrariums.
Feeding Habits:
New Moon feeds primarily on magical nectar, fermented fruit blends, and bioluminescent mushrooms. They prefer food that’s soft, cold, and sweet. Moonmilk mixed with lavender or blue lotus is especially favored, and they’ll accept small offerings of it as a bonding gesture.
Additional info:
New Moon bitties are nocturnal by nature and become most active under dim lighting or moonlight-simulating lamps. Their wings release a fine, calming dust when gently fanned, often used by caretakers as a natural sleep aid for themselves or other bitties. Though they rarely speak, their presence is deeply felt; they communicate emotion through slow wing movements, antenna pulses, and posture changes. When bonded with a caretaker, they may quietly mirror their emotions as a form of empathy, becoming more alert during stress or curling up close during sadness. They build quiet nests out of moss, feathers, and soft cloth, often in tucked-away corners or high perches, and become distressed if their roosting area is disturbed without warning.
Zone: Ruins, Fairy Forest, Fungal Forest, Forest
In Universe: Considered a gentle omen or "dream keeper" in myth, New Moon is believed to appear before transformative personal events. Some ruins mention a "shadow-winged watcher" who calmed restless souls before they passed peacefully.
Main colors: Indigo, Navy,
Secondary colors: White, Black,
Tertiary colors: Black, Blue gray,
Patterns: darker extremities, white spot between wings with a dark ring around it, dark stripes down back,
