Skins and trails
buggs.io has 214 skins and 27 trails. A skin is a new look for one bug, with its own colors and markings. A trail is a mark your bug leaves on the ground as it moves. Neither changes how a bug plays: no skin or trail touches its speed, its size or any other stat.
Some skins and trails unlock with XP you earn playing online, and the others come from the Store. Seasonal skins and trails, such as the Halloween set, are only around for part of the year. In the game, the Collection in the Store shows which ones you own and how to get the rest.
Every picture here is drawn by the game itself. The bugs are listed the way the game lists them, by rarity and then by name. To see what each bug does, go to every bug in buggs.io.
Ant
Ember Ant
Glowing coals on a worker's back: an ember-red body on dark, scorched legs.
Frost Ant
An ice-blue worker with dark slate bands and legs, as if it wintered under the snow.
Honeypot Ant
A replete worker of the honeypot ant: a swollen amber gaster studded with the dark plates of its stretched shell.
Weaver Ant
The green tree ant of Asian and Australian canopies: a lime-green body on bright orange legs.
Goldtail Ant
Modelled on the golden-tailed spiny ant: jet-black lacquer, a gaster set with gold diamonds, bronze legs and gold eyes.
Zombie Ant
Sickly olive-green and dotted with pale fungal spores, inspired by real cordyceps-infected 'zombie' ants.
Bumblebee
Peach Bumblebee
Peach-coloured fuzz with cocoa-brown bands.
Arctic Bumblebee
Snow-white fuzz with slate-grey bands and icy blue trim.
Redtail Bumblebee
Jet-black fuzz banded in fiery red-orange, after the red-tailed bumblebee.
Cerulean Bumblebee
A powder-blue fuzzball with navy bands and dusky wings, after the blue carpenter bee.
Amethyst Bumblebee
Violet velvet with slim gold bands, gold rings, a gold-washed head and lilac wings.
Peppermint Bumblebee
Candy-red fuzz with crisp white peppermint stripes, a white face and frosted wings.
Pumpkin Bumblebee
A round, fuzzy pumpkin fresh from the patch, striped in dark vine green.
Caterpillar
Monarch Caterpillar
After the monarch's own caterpillar: cream-white segments with fine black markings.
Azure Caterpillar
Sky-blue segments with fine leaf-green seams and feet.
Woolly Bear
The autumn woolly bear: a rust-orange coat ringed in black, with a dark head.
Pipevine Caterpillar
Plum-purple segments studded with paired orange tubercles, the warning colours of the pipevine swallowtail larva.
Golden Crown
Burnished gold segments with a deep jade bead on every plate and a black crown line, after the monarch chrysalis's real gold crown.
Glowstick Caterpillar
Glow-in-the-dark green rings on a dark body, the brightest trick-or-treater on the street.
Fire Ant
Magma Fire Ant
A charred, near-black body banded in glowing lava red, like a crust of cooling magma.
Solar Fire Ant
A blazing sun-gold body with dark bronze bands and legs.
Bunsen Fire Ant
Fire at its hottest: a cobalt-blue body with pale cyan flame rings on the gaster.
Cinder Fire Ant
Ash-grey and charcoal-legged, still speckled with glowing embers.
Phoenix Fire Ant
A white-hot gold body marked with three crimson diamonds, crimson legs and gold jaws.
Countdown Fire Ant
A midnight-navy fire ant with two champagne-gold diamonds on its gaster and silver legs.
Cauldron Fire Ant
Fresh from the witch's cauldron: bubbling purple potion dotted with glowing green bubbles.
Grasshopper
Desert Grasshopper
Sandy tan with brown stripes, lost against dry grass.
Painted Grasshopper
After the painted grasshopper: a dark olive body on fiery red legs.
Rosy Grasshopper
The rare pink morph of the meadow: hot-pink body, blush wing covers and berry-red hoppers.
Locust Grasshopper
Gregarious-phase swarm colours: blazing yellow with jet-black legs and banding.
Turquoise Grasshopper
The alpine chameleon grasshopper's sun-warmed turquoise, crowned with a chain of gold diamonds.
Gingerbread Grasshopper
A baked-brown hopper piped with white icing: icing dots down the wing covers and iced legs.
Scarecrow Grasshopper
Straw-gold with red patches and denim-blue legs, hopping down from its post in the pumpkin field.
Honeybee
Royal Honeybee
Gold and violet, fit for the hive's queen: a golden abdomen with deep violet stripes and pale lilac trim.
Midnight Honeybee
A midnight-navy bee striped and trimmed in soft gold.
Red Dwarf Honeybee
The red dwarf honeybee of South Asia: a rust-orange abdomen banded in cream behind a dark thorax.
Carniolan Honeybee
The grey Carniolan honeybee: a silver-taupe abdomen, charcoal bands and a thicker coat of fuzz.
Emerald Honeybee
Inspired by the metallic orchid bees: a sleek emerald body with gold bands, gold diamonds and gold eyes.
Holly Honeybee
A deep holly-green bee with slim berry-red bands, a row of red berries between them, and a snow-dusted thorax and head.
Candy Corn Honeybee
Sweet as a trick-or-treat bag: candy-corn yellow with orange stripes and a creamy white tip.
Ladybird Beetle
Midnight Ladybird Beetle
Spots of starlight on a night-blue shell: gold spots and a gold collar on deep navy.
Lime Ladybird Beetle
A bright lime-green shell dotted with black spots.
Harlequin Ladybird Beetle
The melanic harlequin ladybird: black elytra with red spots and a white pronotum.
Tangerine Ladybird Beetle
After the orange ladybird: tangerine elytra dotted with cream-white spots and pale tan legs.
Pearl Ladybird Beetle
Pearl-white elytra with gold spots, an inset gold rim and a gold pronotum.
Pumpkin Ladybird
A deep pumpkin-orange shell with black spots and a vine-green collar, after the lady beetle that swarms into homes every October.
Mosquito
Elephant Mosquito
After the elephant mosquito, a gentle giant that never bites: teal metallic scales with golden bands.
Marsh Mosquito
A khaki marsh mosquito with soft brown bands, made for hiding among the reeds.
Ginger Mosquito
A ginger-orange mosquito striped in pale cream, as warm as a summer evening.
Dusk Mosquito
Twilight purple with lilac bands and a peach-orange face, out at the very end of the day.
Sapphire Mosquito
After the sapphire Sabethes of the rainforest: shimmering royal-blue scales with golden diamonds.
Vampire Mosquito
A little vampire in a crimson-and-black cape, with red eyes and a pale face. Bleh, bleh!
Centipede
Ember Centipede
Lava-red segments running on bright golden legs.
Jade Centipede
Jade-green segments on pale green legs.
Albino Centipede
A pale cave form: bone-white plates, ivory legs, amber fangs and red eyes.
Blue Ring Centipede
Cobalt plates banded in black on bright yellow legs, after the blue-ringed giant centipedes of East Africa.
Amazonian Giant
Deep oxblood armour ringed and legged in gold, after Scolopendra gigantea, the largest centipede on Earth.
Streamer Centipede
A silver party-streamer centipede with navy segment rings, a navy diamond on every plate, and gold legs and head.
Skeleton Centipede
A long black body with a bone-white spine and a hundred bony legs: a skeleton costume with extra feet.
Cicada
Jade Cicada
A jade-green cicada with pale mint wings and soft gold trim.
Periodical Cicada
After the periodical cicada: a black body with red-orange trim under peach-tinted wings.
Yellow Monday Cicada
The chartreuse-yellow morph of Australia's green grocer cicada, with a dark W mark.
Floury Baker Cicada
A flour-dusted cream cicada speckled with brown spots, after Australia's Aleeta curvicosta.
Blue Moon Cicada
The rare sky-turquoise morph of the green grocer cicada, seen 'once in a blue moon'.
Champagne Cicada
A gold cicada under champagne wings with a chain of three sparkling silver-white diamonds and a navy W mark.
Harvest Moon Cicada
Wings that glow orange like a big harvest moon, on a body the deep blue of an October night.
Dung Beetle
Scarab Dung Beetle
A deep sea-blue shell with teal highlights, after the blue-glazed scarabs of Egyptian amulets.
Sand Dung Beetle
A sandy beige shell on dusty brown legs, made for the dunes.
Amethyst Dung Beetle
A metallic violet giant of South American forests, gleaming like a polished gemstone as it rolls.
Garnet Dung Beetle
Deep garnet-red armour with gold-flecked eyes, after the fiery scarabs of the Americas.
Pharaoh Dung Beetle
The sacred scarab of the god-kings: burnished gold inlaid with lapis-lazuli diamonds, on lapis-blue legs.
Mummy Scarab
Wrapped head to toe in dusty bandages, with two green eyes peeking out from an ancient tomb.
Millipede
Cobalt Millipede
Deep cobalt-blue segments on amber legs.
Rust Millipede
Rust-red segments on tan legs.
Pink Dragon Millipede
Shocking-pink plates and legs, after Desmoxytes purpurosea, the pink dragon millipede of Thailand.
Yellow-Banded Millipede
Sunflower-yellow segments with black seams and scarlet legs, after the Caribbean yellow-banded millipede (Anadenobolus monilicornis).
Sequoia Lantern
Deep teal armour with a luminous aqua bead on every plate, after the bioluminescent Motyxia millipedes of the Sierra Nevada.
Trick-or-Treat Millipede
Trick or treat! Pumpkin orange sprinkled with witch-purple candy dots, with purple legs from end to end.
Mole Cricket
Sand Mole Cricket
Pale sand-coloured velvet for tunnelling through beach dunes.
Clay Mole Cricket
Red-clay velvet with peachy trim, dug straight out of a riverbank.
Velvet Mole Cricket
Dark chocolate velvet with a golden sheen, as soft as moleskin.
Nightshade Mole Cricket
Plum-purple velvet with lilac trim, singing in the garden after dark.
Golden Mole Cricket
Gleaming gold velvet with a row of bronze diamonds down its back.
Zombie Mole Cricket
Dug up from the pumpkin patch: zombie green-grey velvet with pale patches and sleepy eyes.
Monarch Butterfly
Monarch Gold
A migration's worth of gold leaf: golden-orange wings with black markings.
Blue Morpho
The blue morpho of the rainforest: shimmering sky-blue wings marked in deep navy.
Cabbage White
Chalk-white wings with sooty veins and black forewing spots over a charcoal body. It's the garden's most familiar butterfly, Pieris rapae, green eyes included.
Bluebottle Swallowtail
Turquoise wings edged in ink-black on a near-black body, with a dab of red, after the Common Bluebottle (Graphium sarpedon).
Purple Emperor
Violet wings with white borders and white eyespot rings, plus gold accents. It's after Apatura iris, the canopy butterfly collectors call His Majesty.
Poinsettia Butterfly
Poinsettia-red wings edged and veined in gold, with gold spots on every pane and an evergreen body.
Black Cat Butterfly
Jet-black wings rimmed in cat-eye yellow, glowing like a black cat on a Halloween fence.
Rhinoceros Beetle
Bronze Rhinoceros Beetle
Burnished bronze armour with pale gold highlights.
Jade Rhinoceros Beetle
Deep jade-green armour with mint highlights.
Hercules Rhinoceros Beetle
The giant of the rainforest canopy: antique-gold wing cases splashed with black spots, and a glossy black horn.
Ironclad Rhinoceros Beetle
A living battering ram in blued-steel plate, studded with polished silver rivets and tipped with a steel horn.
Sovereign Rhinoceros Beetle
Jet-black lacquered armour inlaid with two gold lozenges, crowned by a gilded horn.
Snowflake Rhinoceros Beetle
Frosted-glass blue elytra scattered with three white snowflake diamonds, and an ice-white horn.
Franken-Rhino
Monster green with shiny steel bolts and black boots. It's alive... and it's very friendly!
Stag Beetle
Obsidian Stag Beetle
Volcanic glass, polished to a mirror: jet-black armour with a violet glint.
Copper Stag Beetle
Rich copper armour with bright orange highlights, like a freshly struck penny.
Tiger Stag Beetle
Tiger-orange wing cases barred with black stripes and dark antler jaws, after the tropical Odontolabis stags.
Azure Stag Beetle
The rare blue stag of old beech woods: cobalt shell, deep-navy legs and pale steel-blue jaws.
Rainbow Stag Beetle
Australia's jewel of the rainforest: emerald armour with violet sheen and inlaid pale amethyst diamonds, gilded jaws and copper legs.
Masquerade Stag
A champagne-gold stag beetle with two navy harlequin diamonds on its elytra, dark jaws and navy legs, like a masked-ball mask.
Vampire Stag
A caped count of the night: inky wine-black armour with a crimson lining, fangs for jaws and glowing red eyes.
Termite
Soldier Termite
A honey-gold soldier with a rust-red head.
Ghost Termite
Pale as a ghost: a white body with silvery shading.
Swarmer Termite
The winged alate caste in its nuptial-flight colours: dark chocolate body and an amber head.
Red Clay Termite
Plastered in the red laterite earth of an African mound: terracotta body, bold dark segment bands.
Queen Termite
The colony's queen in royal amethyst, banded in seven rings of gold.
Confetti Termite
A navy termite with gold bands and gold confetti dots, and a silvery head.
Jack-o'-Lantern Termite
A little carved pumpkin on legs: bright orange with deep ribs and a green stem of a head.
Tsetse Fly
Savanna Tsetse
Sun-baked gold with dark amber bands, like tall grass on the African savanna.
Smoky Tsetse
Smoke-grey with charcoal bands and bright red eyes, misty wings folded on its back.
Zebra Tsetse
Bold black-and-white stripes, borrowed from the zebras it follows across the plains.
Rust Tsetse
Rusty red-brown with dark bands and peachy wings, the colour of red savanna soil.
Emerald Tsetse
A jewel-green fly with golden rings, minty wings and bright orange-red eyes.
Slime Tsetse
Oozing bright slime green with gooey dark bands and lime-tinted wings.
Cockroach
Madagascar Cockroach
After the hissing cockroach of Madagascar: dark chestnut armour with amber edges.
Amber Cockroach
Glowing honey-amber armour with dark brown trim.
Cuban Cockroach
The pale lime-green banana cockroach of the tropics, with a translucent yellow-green shield.
Mardi Gras Cockroach
Australia's jewel roach in carnival colours: metallic green wings dotted with gold, a purple shield and purple legs.
Magnificent Cockroach
An iridescent royal-blue shell with a cyan sheen and six oil-slick magenta spots.
Phantom Cockroach
Bone-white like a freshly molted roach, with two dark spots on its back that stare out like a little ghost.
Dragonfly
Neon Dragonfly
Electric wings for night flights: a neon-green needle ringed in black under pale mint wings.
Ruby Dragonfly
A ruby-red needle ringed in dark garnet under blush-pink wings.
Golden-ringed Dragonfly
Britain's longest dragonfly: a charcoal abdomen ringed in bright yellow, yellow wing spots and amber-washed wings.
Whitetail Dragonfly
A chalk-white abdomen banded in dark brown, with smoky wings and dark wing spots, after the common whitetail skimmer.
Empress Dragonfly
Royal violet from wingtip to tail, gold-leaf wings and a chain of gold diamonds down the abdomen.
Tinsel Dragonfly
A gold-tinsel needle on holly-red wings, trimmed like a Christmas ornament.
Batwing Dragonfly
Purple bat wings over a pumpkin-orange body banded in midnight black, flitting out at dusk.
Firefly
Aurora Firefly
A midnight-blue firefly whose lantern glows aurora mint.
Ember Firefly
A dark brown firefly with a lantern of glowing ember orange.
Femme Fatale Firefly
The Photuris predator that fakes other fireflies' flashes: warm brown wing covers and a lime-green lantern.
Blue Ghost Firefly
A pale, ghostly firefly of Appalachian forests trailing a steady blue lantern.
Garnet Firefly
Wine-dark wing covers ringed in gold, with a ruby-red lantern no other firefly carries.
Firework Firefly
A midnight-navy firefly with silver wings, gold-edged elytra and gold diamonds, carrying a firework-pink lantern.
Will-o'-Wisp Firefly
A dusky violet firefly whose lantern glows purple, a will-o'-wisp bobbing over the misty hollow.
Luna Moth
Moonlit Moth
Pale green wings that drink the moonlight, on a sleek mint body.
Atlas Moth
The giant atlas moth of Asian forests: burnt-orange wings with cream markings on a russet body.
Rosy Maple Moth
Candy-pink wings, a fuzzy lemon body and pink legs, like the little Dryocampa rubicunda of maple woods.
Io Moth
Sunny yellow wings with deep indigo eyespots and a red-orange flash, the Io moth's startle display.
Madagascan Sunset
Iridescent emerald wings strewn with gold scales on a sleek black body, with sunset-red trim. It's after Chrysiridia rhipheus, often called the most beautiful moth in the world.
Black Witch Moth
Dusky violet wings edged in candle orange, named for the big night-flying moth of Mexican folklore.
Praying Mantis
Orchid Praying Mantis
Petal pink, hiding in plain sight: the orchid mantis' blossom-pink body and hot-pink trim.
Dusk Praying Mantis
Dusky lavender-grey with pale lilac trim, made for hunting at twilight.
Deadleaf Praying Mantis
Dressed as a fallen leaf: bark-brown body and tan leaf-litter wing covers, invisible until it strikes.
Eyespot Praying Mantis
A spiny flower mantis in ivory and buttercup, its wing covers marked with black eyespots that stare down predators.
Sapphire Praying Mantis
A living gem: sapphire body, turquoise wing covers studded with gold, and indigo raptorial arms.
Nutcracker Mantis
A toy-soldier red mantis with a scarlet coat, four gold buttons down its back and cream-white legs.
Ghost Mantis
A pale ghost-white mantis with a lavender glow, drifting through the haunted garden. Boo!
Wolf Spider
Ash Wolf Spider
Smoky ash-grey with pale silver stripes and grey legs.
Desert Wolf Spider
Sandy tan with dark brown stripes, camouflaged for desert sand.
Pirate Wolf Spider
Olive waterside hunter with bright white flank stripes, after the Pirata wolf spiders.
Brood Wolf Spider
A chestnut mother carrying her pale spiderlings on her back, as wolf spiders really do.
Eyeshine Wolf Spider
A twilight-blue night hunter whose eyes and ring markings flash ice-cyan, like wolf spider eyeshine in a torch beam.
Lantern-Eye Wolf Spider
Charcoal with pumpkin-orange legs and chevrons, and eyes that shine amber, like a wolf spider caught in a flashlight beam.
Black Widow
Redback Widow
After the Australian redback: dark brown-black with a bright red stripe down its back.
Brown Widow
After the brown widow: warm tan with an orange hourglass glow.
White Widow
After the white widow of the desert: creamy pale with a coral-orange accent.
Violet Widow
Deep violet with pink highlights and lilac legs, glossy as a gemstone.
Opal Widow
Ocean-blue opal with glowing aqua legs and a bright pink diamond hourglass.
Cobweb Widow
Midnight black with silvery legs and a white cobweb across its back, spun in the corner of a haunted house.
Bullet Ant
Amber Bullet Ant
Warm amber armour with honey-gold trim, like an ant caught in a sunbeam.
Jungle Bullet Ant
Rainforest green banded in bright leaf-lime, hard to spot in the canopy.
Obsidian Bullet Ant
Polished volcanic black with a violet glint and lavender eyes.
Lava Bullet Ant
Charcoal armour striped in glowing lava orange, with fiery eyes.
Golden Bullet Ant
Solid-gold armour with chocolate-brown diamonds and dark eyes, fit for the queen of the rainforest.
Candy Apple Bullet Ant
Glossy candy-apple red with a sparkly shine, stick-brown legs and a caramel glow, as sweet as a treat from the fall fair.
Elephant Beetle
Actaeon Beetle
After the Actaeon beetle: glossy jet-black armour with steel-blue highlights.
Mars Elephant Beetle
Rusty red armour with sunset-orange trim, the colour of the red planet.
Bronze Elephant Beetle
Warm bronze armour with creamy peach trim, polished like an old coin.
Moss Elephant Beetle
Mossy green armour with lime trim, as if it napped on the forest floor.
Atlas Beetle
Named for the mighty Atlas beetle: midnight-blue armour ringed in gold, with golden eyes.
Werewolf Beetle
Shaggy brown fur frosted silver, glowing golden wolf eyes and a moonlit glow, ready to howl at the full moon.
Emperor Scorpion
Imperial Scorpion
Jet-black armour with a steel-blue sheen, as dark as a wild emperor scorpion.
Glacier Emperor Scorpion
Glacier-white armour with icy blue shading and deep navy trim.
Straw Scorpion
Pale straw-yellow desert scorpion with darker claws and a brown sting tip, after Leiurus.
Red Claw Scorpion
Wine-dark forest scorpion with blood-red pincers, after the Emperor's cousin Pandinus cavimanus.
Blacklight Scorpion
A scorpion seen under UV light, glowing aqua-green on ultraviolet legs, claws and sting.
Ectoplasm Scorpion
Oozes ectoplasm green with pale ghostly claws on black legs.
Black Tie Scorpion
A tuxedo-navy scorpion with silver claws and legs and gold shirt-stud spots down its back.
Tarantula
Cobalt Tarantula
After the cobalt blue tarantula: deep navy fur with bright blue bands.
Rose Tarantula
After the Chilean rose tarantula: dusky rose fur with soft pink bands.
Blonde Tarantula
Straw-blonde desert tarantula on dark legs, after Aphonopelma chalcodes, extra shaggy.
Pinktoe Tarantula
Iridescent teal tree tarantula with hot-pink knee bands, after the Avicularia pinktoes.
Amethyst Tarantula
A royal-violet bird-eater with gold knee bands and gold spots, after the purple-sheened Pamphobeteus.
Skeleton Tarantula
Black with bone-white legs and a ribbed abdomen, inspired by the skeleton tarantula of South America.
Tarantula Hawk
Ember Tarantula Hawk
A blue-black wasp with blazing orange wings, like the real tarantula hawk.
Violet Tarantula Hawk
A dark purple wasp with lilac wings and violet trim.
Rusty Tarantula Hawk
Rust-orange spider wasp on smoky periwinkle wings, after Tachypompilus ferrugineus.
Sulphur Tarantula Hawk
Jet-black hunter on sulphur-yellow wings, after the yellow-winged Entypus and Pepsis.
Opal Tarantula Hawk
A pearl-white wasp with rose-opal wings, a sapphire sheen and a chain of sapphire diamonds.
Mistletoe Tarantula Hawk
Mistletoe-leaf green wings over a deep evergreen body, with pearl-white berries and a snowy sheen down the spine.
Goblin Tarantula Hawk
A warty goblin-green wasp with pumpkin-orange wings and a golden grin.
Asian Giant Hornet
Yellow-legged Hornet
After the yellow-legged hornet: a dark chocolate body with an orange band and bright yellow legs.
European Hornet
After the European hornet: sunny yellow with chestnut-brown stripes and legs.
Ember Hornet
Fiery red-orange with dark stripes, peach wings and a golden face.
Midnight Hornet
A navy night-flier with soft gold stripes and periwinkle wings.
Imperial Hornet
Royal gold and purple: a gleaming gold hornet with violet diamonds and lilac wings.
Witch Hornet
A witch-purple hornet with black stripes, lilac wings and a green face, off on a broomstick ride.
Deathstalker Scorpion
Sahara Deathstalker
Sunset-orange like the Sahara's dunes, with a rusty red sting.
Onyx Deathstalker
Onyx-black armour with golden trim, hard to see on a moonless night.
Moonglow Deathstalker
Glows mint-green like a scorpion under ultraviolet light, with deep blue trim.
Ember Deathstalker
Ember red with golden trim, like a glowing coal in the desert.
Pharaoh Deathstalker
Pharaoh gold ringed in lapis blue, like treasure from an ancient tomb.
Haunted Deathstalker
Haunted purple with a tail ringed in ghostly green glow, creeping through the Hollow.
Titan Beetle
Gilded Titan Beetle
Old-gold armour with pale gold highlights, fit for a museum case.
Obsidian Titan Beetle
A giant in polished black, its jaws tipped with electric violet.
Rosalia Titan Beetle
Dressed as its alpine longhorn cousin: powder-blue armour with four velvet-black spots.
Harlequin Titan Beetle
The harlequin longhorn's livery: crimson armour, a chain of black diamonds and yellow jaws.
Emperor Titan Beetle
The endgame crown: imperial jade armour, gold medallions, gold jaws and gold eyes.
Jack-o'-Lantern Titan
A carved-pumpkin shell with two candle-yellow eyes and a candle-lit grin.
Grand Gala Titan
A platinum titan beetle with navy rings on its elytra, gold horns and eyes, and navy legs.
Trails
A trail is a mark your bug leaves on the ground as it moves, and any bug can wear any trail. Each one is shown here behind a plain Ant and its followers.
Pollen
A soft drift of golden pollen dots behind you.
Ember
Bright orange sparks that fade as you pass.
Frost
Pale ice-blue rings that leave the arena a little colder.
Dew
Clear cyan rings, like dewdrops rippling on a leaf.
Silk
Fine white dashes of spider silk spun out behind you.
Moss
Short moss-green dashes, like a path across the forest floor.
Petals
Pale cherry-blossom petals drift off both flanks and linger.
Ink
Crisp royal-blue fountain-pen strokes flicked out behind you.
Chirp
Quick saffron sound-wave rings, like a cricket calling with every step.
Thistle
A dense scatter of orchid-purple thistle florets.
Bubbles
Slow soap-film rings that alternate bubblegum pink and aqua.
Borealis
A long two-tone ribbon of aurora green and violet streaks.
Trick or Treat
A scatter of pumpkin-orange and witch-purple candy dots, alternating as you go.
Candy Cane
Two-tone dashes in peppermint red and snow white, alternating on each side like a candy-cane stripe.
Sparkler
Two-tone sparks: alternating champagne-gold and silver dots.
Inferno
Blazing orange flames with golden hearts flicker along your whole bug. Too hot to handle!
Glacier
Frosty white and ice-blue snowflakes that twinkle and slowly spin wherever you go.
Thunderstorm
Crackling yellow and cyan lightning bolts flash on and off beside you. Zap!
Tidal
Shiny ocean-blue water drops, each sending out a little foamy ripple.
Verdant
Fresh green and lime leaves that sway in the breeze as you crawl past.
Shadow
Mysterious puffs of violet and inky smoke drift away from your path.
Gale
Little whirlwinds of white and sky-blue breeze spin along beside you.
Terra
A rocky path of smooth brown pebbles, sandy light and earthy dark.
Stardust
Lavender and white sparkles that twinkle like a sky full of stars.
Rainbow
Every colour of the rainbow, rippling along your trail and changing as you go.
Hearts
Pink and rose hearts that bob along behind you. Spread the love!
Spirit Flame
Ghostly blue flames with bright white cores that flicker without a sound.