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| - The mysterious Moth was a superhero who, whether through his own power or because of a special suit, could fly. He used his talents and abilities to fight crime. During his adventures, he stopped a kidnapping and prevented a group of villains who were trying to control the weather called the Weather Kings. He also fought various mad scientists such as one who could drain life force and another who was a Dr. Frankenstein-like grave robber called the Doc.
- Moth, or Great Lord, Moth, is the ruler of Xythra. He is a former long time government member of the Random Insanity Alliance holding such positions as Triumvir, Leader, Head of Foreign Affairs, and Economic Advisor.
- Moths are flying insect beasts with powdery wings.Most species of moth are nocturnal, but there are also crepuscular and diurnal species. Blue Moths are magical denizens of Azuremyst Isle who are rumored to have healing abilities. Red Moths are a native to the Eco-domes of Netherstorm, and were created by wild magical energies when released into the domes. Ashwing Moths are used by jinyu assassins as a decoy and a light source to pinpoint weak spots in their enemy's armor. Skywisp Moths are a strange species that have been found interrupting the spells of nearby mages or warlocks.
- A moth is a flying insect closely related to the butterfly. In 1991 some moths were found in the Hogwarts Library. During the summer holidays of 1995, 12 Grimmauld Place was likely infested with moths from long neglect; the curtains were described as being "moth-eaten." On 1 August, 1997 during the Wedding of William Weasley and Fleur Delacour, as night approached, moths began to swoop under the canopy.
- A moth was a winged insect native to planet Earth. Doctor Phlox fed moth larvae to his Pyrithian bat. In 2153, he offered some of the larvae to Malcolm Reed. (ENT: "Extinction") Moths were sometimes known to fly towards a flame, driven by instinct and sometimes killing them. Two-dimensional creatures encountered by the USS Enterprise-D were blindly drawn towards a cosmic string in 2367, leading Counselor Deanna Troi to liken the situation to a moth's attraction to flame. (TNG: "The Loss" )
- Moth is an Everafter fairy who lives in the kingdom of Faerie, part of the royal Faerie household which earns her the title of 'Princess'. She is the handmaid of Titania and was betrothed to Puck before his banishment by Oberon. She is an Everafter documented in William Shakespeare's A Midsummer's Night Dream, though she is not a prominent figure in the play.
- Moth is a song that was removed from All Hope Is Gone (Album) Moth has possibly been turned into Gehenna.
- The Moth NMC is a small and annoying creature as their attacks can Blind Aya, making it impossible to target enemies until it wears off or Metabolism or Penicillin are used. Their own attacks kill them and deal little damage so if Darkness can be resisted or easily healed, Moths are not a danger.
- Moth is an enemy that appears in Bomberman '93. It appears in the World 2: Blossom. Moth moves aimlessly and can fly freely over soft blocks.
- Its name A named shuttle that was aboard the Yokohama, that shuttle stuff from the ship to the surface, piloted by Bart Lemos and Nabhi Nabol, it was restored after the loss of the Mariposa was lost to try and track how long the tail that the Red Star pull into Pern orbit. It ran out of fuel on the way back, and crashed into the water in Ring Islands in water too deep for the Dolphin to explore.
- The solar yacht Tiger Moth was named after a type of moth. (HOMEVID: Shakedown: Return of the Sontarans, PROSE: Shakedown) K9 once encountered moths on a planet partially inhabited by ex-Tellac miners in another dimension. The moths lived alongside other Earth animals from widely varying periods of evolutionary history. Unlike most species of moth on modern Earth, however, these had wingspans of about ten feet, as many extinct species did on Earth in the prehistoric past. (PROSE: K9 and the Missing Planet)
- Moth is a mole, and the daughter of Captain Lugg and Lady Cott , sister of Wing and Wren and the mother of two unnamed girls.
- Moth is a giant, mute, blue, man-shaped fish thing who happens to be named after a bug and has a severe allergy to flashlights. He's been dropped and re-apped as many times as Herz Hessian. Thankfully, he doesn't seem to suffer from whiplash yet.
- Moth balls are put into drawers in furniture to prevent moths from eating the clothes inside. The kangaroo rat in The Desert in Eldritch would have traded a dead moth for a piece of silky cloth.
- File:Risen logo 104.png Nature: Climate: Game(s): Moths are insect pests living on the island of Faranga. They are found in a variety of locations, but most especially near ruins, caves (mines), and swamps.
- Catégorie:Ébauche Moth est un papillon de nuit très fort et ennemis avec Bernard l'Ermite et l'Homme Sirène. Il peut soulever un phare. 1.
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- A moth, mutated due to prolonged exposure to the t-Virus. Some of these creatures were encountered in the Antarctic Base, where they were able to produce same poisonous dust and had also taken to attaching eggs to characters bodies. These eggs would later hatch and likely poison the player. The moths in CV will respawn constantly and should always be avoided if possible. If the player does choose to kill them however, they are very weak and will die after a single shot from any weapon, although they may need stamping on to finish.
- Germanic: from [[w:|]][[Category: derivations|Moth]] moþþe, cognate with Dutch mot, German Motte.
- "Moth" (モス Mosu) is a series of Insect-Type EARTH monsters. Each is an evolution of "Petit Moth" that is Summoned by waiting a number of turns that "Petit Moth" is equipped with "Cocoon of Evolution". The "Moths" were used in the anime and manga by Weevil Underwood. In Yu-Gi-Oh! The Duelists of the Roses, the moths can also be Summoned by evolving "Kattapillar", "Acid Crawler", "Needle Worm" and "Larvae Moth" with "Cocoon of Evolution". Two additional stages are also added; "Larva of Moth" and "Pupa of Moth".
- Moth is the closest planet in the Naboo system to the sun, also named Naboo. When the colonists first crash-landed on Naboo proper, they quickly managed to get a ship back up into space, although it wasn't hyperspace-worthy. They flew through the Naboo system to perform an analysis of their surroundings. One of the first planets they examined in the Naboo System was Moth.
- A species of moth is seen in all areas on Aether (except for the Sanctuary Fortress) in Metroid Prime 2: Echoes. They inhabit light areas. In the Great Temple, if left alone U-Mos will create a ball of light that will attract the species, and if the ball of light disappears, they will disperse. This behavior is similar to that of moths on Earth, which are attracted to sources of light. They are also attracted to the light generated by Samus' Morph Ball form, and will follow her around.
- Moths are enemies from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask. They are hostile creatures that inhabit Woodfall Temple. They are found fluttering around certain lit torches, and can be summoned by the dungeon's boss, Odolwa. When Link lights a Deku Stick near a group of Moths, they will give chase and deal damage to him upon contact. They cannot be defeated through conventional means, but will stop attacking Link once the burning Deku Stick is no longer lit. If Link takes out a Bomb, Bomb Flower, Bombchu, or Powder Keg, the Moths will fly to it and be destroyed in the explosion.
- Explanatory note: This creature is not the same in the game HKO as of 2011 anymore. This entry describes a Beta-creature of 2008. Moths have been renamed to Dustflys before the release of the game in 2009 and will drop different stuff now in 2011. Image:A Moth.PNG Moth are one of the creatures of Hello Kitty Online. Its a level 8 and they can be found in Level: 8 (or 9?) Drops:
* Broken wings (value for the npc 2$)
* Poisonous powder (value for the npc 4$)
* Colored phosphore powder (value for the npc 80$) Zone(s):
* East of Florapolis Valley Notes:
- A moth is a type of insect animal originating from planet Earth, although otherworldly variations have also been recorded. The moth has a tendency to fly towards sources of light and heat as a matter of animal instinct, sometime dooming these creatures to die as they get too close to flames or other energy sources. When the USS Surak was flown into a star and destroyed to contain the doomsday bug virus, Rear Admiral James T. Kirk's accompanying log entry likened the starship's fate to a moth consumed by a flame. (TOS - The Doomsday Bug! comic: "Death Ship!")
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