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{{Wrongpage|the red ladybug with black spots|black ladybug with red spots that appears in Animal Crossing|Ladybug (Animal Crossing)}} | {{Wrongpage|the red ladybug with black spots|black ladybug with red spots that appears in Animal Crossing|Ladybug (Animal Crossing)}} | ||
{{Infobox Bug | {{Infobox Bug | ||
− | |name = | + | |name = ladybug |
|ja-name = テントウムシ | |ja-name = テントウムシ | ||
|ko-name = 무당벌레 | |ko-name = 무당벌레 | ||
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|ru-name = Божья коровка | |ru-name = Божья коровка | ||
|image = Ladybug NH.png | |image = Ladybug NH.png | ||
+ | |imagesize = 106px | ||
|icon = Ladybug NH Icon.png | |icon = Ladybug NH Icon.png | ||
|scientific name = {{wp|Coccinella septempunctata}} | |scientific name = {{wp|Coccinella septempunctata}} | ||
|family = {{wp|Coccinellidae}} <small>(Ladybugs)</small> | |family = {{wp|Coccinellidae}} <small>(Ladybugs)</small> | ||
}} | }} | ||
− | The ''' | + | The '''ladybug''' (known as the '''spotted ladybug''' in {{PG}}) is a [[bug]] in the {{SER}}. It is a small, black and red beetle that appears on flowers. They are common and worth 200 Bells. They will fly away if players approach them too quickly or walk onto the flower they are crawling on. Their buzzing when they fly is quiet. |
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+ | In {{NH}}, it can be caught from [[spring]] to early [[summer]], and again during the second month of [[fall]]. | ||
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===In {{PG|nolink}}=== | ===In {{PG|nolink}}=== | ||
{{PGBugInfo | {{PGBugInfo | ||
− | | name = | + | | name = spotted ladybug |
| number = 18 | | number = 18 | ||
| num-dnm = 18 | | num-dnm = 18 | ||
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| image = Spotted Ladybug PG Icon.png | | image = Spotted Ladybug PG Icon.png | ||
| catchphrase = I caught a seven-spotted ladybug! It's red! And small! And so cute!!! | | catchphrase = I caught a seven-spotted ladybug! It's red! And small! And so cute!!! | ||
− | | availability = Mar – Jul | + | | availability = Mar – Jul; Oct |
| times = 8 AM – 5 PM | | times = 8 AM – 5 PM | ||
| location = On flowers | | location = On flowers | ||
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| m9-1 = No | | m9-1 = No | ||
| m9-2 = No | | m9-2 = No | ||
− | | m10 = | + | | m10 = Yes |
| m11 = No | | m11 = No | ||
| m12 = No | | m12 = No | ||
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===In {{WW|short|nolink}}=== | ===In {{WW|short|nolink}}=== | ||
{{WWBugInfo | {{WWBugInfo | ||
− | |name = | + | |name = ladybug |
|number = 33 | |number = 33 | ||
|image = Ladybug WW Icon.png | |image = Ladybug WW Icon.png | ||
|catchphrase = I caught a ladybug! So lovely, so petite! | |catchphrase = I caught a ladybug! So lovely, so petite! | ||
|description = They survive the cold winter by forming clusters, which look like small ornaments. | |description = They survive the cold winter by forming clusters, which look like small ornaments. | ||
− | |availability = Mar – Jul | + | |availability = Mar – Jul; Oct |
− | |times = 8 AM | + | |times = 8 AM – 5 PM |
|times-peak = Mar – May | |times-peak = Mar – May | ||
− | |location = On | + | |m3=Yes |
+ | |m4=Yes | ||
+ | |m5=Yes | ||
+ | |m6=Yes | ||
+ | |m7=Yes | ||
+ | |m10=Yes | ||
+ | |location = On flowers | ||
|sell = 200 | |sell = 200 | ||
|season = Summer | |season = Summer | ||
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| m10=Yes | | m10=Yes | ||
| location = On flowers | | location = On flowers | ||
+ | | bug-size = 8 mm | ||
| rarity= Uncommon | | rarity= Uncommon | ||
| sell= 200 | | sell= 200 | ||
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| catchphrase = I caught a ladybug! Or is this one a man? | | catchphrase = I caught a ladybug! Or is this one a man? | ||
| availability = Mar – Jun; Oct | | availability = Mar – Jun; Oct | ||
− | | times = 8 AM | + | | times = 8 AM – 5 PM |
| peaktime-availability = Mar – May | | peaktime-availability = Mar – May | ||
| m3 = Yes | | m3 = Yes | ||
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===In {{NH|short|nolink}}=== | ===In {{NH|short|nolink}}=== | ||
{{NHBugInfo | {{NHBugInfo | ||
− | | name = | + | | name = ladybug |
| number = 43 | | number = 43 | ||
| image = Ladybug NH Icon.png | | image = Ladybug NH Icon.png | ||
+ | | render = Ladybug NH.png | ||
| catchphrase = I caught a ladybug! Sorry to disturb you, ma'am. | | catchphrase = I caught a ladybug! Sorry to disturb you, ma'am. | ||
| n-availability = Mar – Jun; Oct | | n-availability = Mar – Jun; Oct | ||
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==Donating to the museum== | ==Donating to the museum== | ||
− | As with all other [[fish]] and [[insects]] in the {{SER}}, the | + | As with all other [[fish]] and [[insects]] in the {{SER|nolink}}, the ladybug can be donated to the [[museum]] by talking to [[Blathers]] the curator, who will also give information upon donation. |
===In {{PG|nolink}}=== | ===In {{PG|nolink}}=== | ||
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{{Blathers|PG|Ladybugs are one insect I thought might appeal to me. Then I made the grievous error of touching one. This vile fluid appeared from someplace and.. Oh, it was everywhere! Blech! Utterly appalling!}} | {{Blathers|PG|Ladybugs are one insect I thought might appeal to me. Then I made the grievous error of touching one. This vile fluid appeared from someplace and.. Oh, it was everywhere! Blech! Utterly appalling!}} | ||
− | The | + | The spotted ladybug can be found nestled among the flowers in the center of the insect room after donation. |
===In {{WW|short|nolink}}=== | ===In {{WW|short|nolink}}=== | ||
{{Blathers|WW|I've heard it said that ladybugs are "so cute!" Sadly, I must disagree. I touched one once, and this vile yellow fluid... Blech! I shan't discuss it... Hoo.. If that's "cute," then I weep for the world!}} | {{Blathers|WW|I've heard it said that ladybugs are "so cute!" Sadly, I must disagree. I touched one once, and this vile yellow fluid... Blech! I shan't discuss it... Hoo.. If that's "cute," then I weep for the world!}} | ||
− | After donation the | + | After donation the ladybug appears in the museums first insect room, on the left side, on the flowers between the palm trees. |
===In {{CF|short|nolink}}=== | ===In {{CF|short|nolink}}=== | ||
− | [[File: | + | [[File:CF Catching Ladybug.jpg|thumb|150px|Catching a ladybug]] |
− | The following information is what Blathers says to the player upon donation of the | + | The following information is what Blathers says to the player upon donation of the ladybug: |
{{Blathers|CF|Mad as it sounds, I find a lone ladybug quite fetching... But they tend to cluster in cold weather. If you were to flip over a rock in winter, you might see the underside crawling with them... Such vileness! Bleeeech! The very thought gives me the quivers!}} | {{Blathers|CF|Mad as it sounds, I find a lone ladybug quite fetching... But they tend to cluster in cold weather. If you were to flip over a rock in winter, you might see the underside crawling with them... Such vileness! Bleeeech! The very thought gives me the quivers!}} | ||
− | After donation, the | + | After donation, the ladybug can be found sitting on a flower on the lower terrace of the insect room. |
===In {{NL|short|nolink}}=== | ===In {{NL|short|nolink}}=== | ||
− | Upon being donated, the | + | Upon being donated, the ladybug can be found in the first room of the bug exhibit, on the red flower on the right side. |
{{Blathers|NL|Despite the name, not all ladybugs are "ladies". There are also male ladybugs. Though you'll see different ladybugs with different numbers of spots, they don't get more as they age. Ladybugs eat insects harmful to crops. A few species eat the leaves of crops, but most are beneficial. They're tough against the cold, but during winter they stay in groups under dry leaves for warmth.}} | {{Blathers|NL|Despite the name, not all ladybugs are "ladies". There are also male ladybugs. Though you'll see different ladybugs with different numbers of spots, they don't get more as they age. Ladybugs eat insects harmful to crops. A few species eat the leaves of crops, but most are beneficial. They're tough against the cold, but during winter they stay in groups under dry leaves for warmth.}} | ||
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[[File:ladybird.jpg|left|200px|thumb|The seven-spot ladybird beetle.]] | [[File:ladybird.jpg|left|200px|thumb|The seven-spot ladybird beetle.]] | ||
− | Frequently referred as a "ladybug" in the U.S. or a "ladybird" in Britain, ladybird beetles contain 5,000 species of ''Coccinellidae'', worldwide. Species can vary from number of spots to body shape, and even color. In fact, tan varieties of ladybird beetles exist. The ladybird beetle represented in the {{SER}} is ''Coccinella septempunctata'', the Seven-spot ladybird beetle. It lives almost anywhere where there are aphids, its main prey, to eat. Ladybird beetles are considered by many to be beneficial to plants due to their eating habits- aphids themselves eat plants, so by introducing ladybird beetles, plants can be protected. The seven-spot itself was introduced to North America in this manner. | + | Frequently referred as a "ladybug" in the U.S. or a "ladybird" in Britain, ladybird beetles contain 5,000 species of ''Coccinellidae'', worldwide. Species can vary from number of spots to body shape, and even color. In fact, tan varieties of ladybird beetles exist. The ladybird beetle represented in the {{SER|nolink}} is ''Coccinella septempunctata'', the Seven-spot ladybird beetle. It lives almost anywhere where there are aphids, its main prey, to eat. Ladybird beetles are considered by many to be beneficial to plants due to their eating habits- aphids themselves eat plants, so by introducing ladybird beetles, plants can be protected. The seven-spot itself was introduced to North America in this manner. |
The yellow fluid that Blathers refers to is called reflex blood; the ladybird beetle breaks its own joints to induce this bleeding. The blood has an unpleasant odor which keeps predators at bay if the warning colors do not suffice. | The yellow fluid that Blathers refers to is called reflex blood; the ladybird beetle breaks its own joints to induce this bleeding. The blood has an unpleasant odor which keeps predators at bay if the warning colors do not suffice. | ||
Ladybird beetles can lay several dozen eggs, which hatch after a period of three to four days. A number of infertile eggs are also released by ladybird beetles in order to provide food for their young - when food is scarce, the number of infertile eggs is much greater than the number of fertile ones. | Ladybird beetles can lay several dozen eggs, which hatch after a period of three to four days. A number of infertile eggs are also released by ladybird beetles in order to provide food for their young - when food is scarce, the number of infertile eggs is much greater than the number of fertile ones. | ||
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{{Clear}} | {{Clear}} | ||
==Names in other languages== | ==Names in other languages== | ||
{{Foreignname | {{Foreignname | ||
− | |ja= テントウムシ | + | |ja=テントウムシ |
− | |ja-r= | + | |ja-r=Tentōmushi |
− | |ja-m= Ladybug (lit. "sun bug") | + | |ja-m=Ladybug (lit. "sun bug") |
− | |esl= Catarina | + | |esl=Catarina |
− | |esl-m= Ladybug | + | |esl-m=Ladybug |
− | |es= Mariquita | + | |es=Mariquita |
− | |es-m= Ladybug | + | |es-m=Ladybug |
− | |fr= Coccinelle | + | |fr=Coccinelle |
− | |fr-m= Ladybug | + | |fr-m=Ladybug |
− | |nl= Lieveheersbeestje | + | |nl=Lieveheersbeestje |
− | |nl-m= Ladybug | + | |nl-m=Ladybug |
− | |de= Marienkäfer | + | |de=Marienkäfer |
− | |de-m= Ladybug | + | |de-m=Ladybug |
− | |it= Coccinella | + | |it=Coccinella |
− | |it-m= Ladybug | + | |it-m=Ladybug |
− | |ko= 무당벌레 | + | |ko=무당벌레 |
− | |ko-r= | + | |ko-r=Mudangbeolle |
− | |ko-m= Ladybug | + | |ko-m=Ladybug |
− | |zh= 瓢虫 | + | |zh=瓢虫 |
− | |zh-r= | + | |zh-r=Piāochóng |
− | |zh-m= Ladybug | + | |zh-m=Ladybug |
− | |zht= 瓢蟲 | + | |zht=瓢蟲 |
− | + | |ru=Божья коровка | |
− | + | |ru-r=Bozh'ya korovka | |
− | |ru= Божья коровка | + | |ru-m=Ladybug |
− | |ru-r= Bozh'ya korovka | ||
− | |ru-m= Ladybug | ||
}} | }} | ||
− | {{Bugs}} | + | ==Notes== |
+ | {{Note list}} | ||
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+ | {{Navbox Bugs}} | ||
[[Category:Doubutsu no Mori bugs]] | [[Category:Doubutsu no Mori bugs]] | ||
[[Category:Doubutsu no Mori+ bugs]] | [[Category:Doubutsu no Mori+ bugs]] | ||
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[[Category:Happy Home Designer bugs]] | [[Category:Happy Home Designer bugs]] | ||
[[Category:New Horizons bugs]] | [[Category:New Horizons bugs]] | ||
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+ | [[es:Mariquita]] |
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Name: Coccinella septempunctata Family: Coccinellidae (Ladybugs) | ||||||||
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Names in other languages
テントウムシ
瓢虫 Coccinelle Mariquita Coccinella Божья коровка
무당벌레 瓢蟲 Coccinelle Catarina Marienkäfer Lieveheersbeestje |
The ladybug (known as the spotted ladybug in Animal Crossing) is a bug in the Animal Crossing series. It is a small, black and red beetle that appears on flowers. They are common and worth 200 Bells. They will fly away if players approach them too quickly or walk onto the flower they are crawling on. Their buzzing when they fly is quiet.
In Animal Crossing: New Horizons, it can be caught from spring to early summer, and again during the second month of fall.
Catch details[edit]
In Animal Crossing[edit]
In Wild World[edit]
Description | They survive the cold winter by forming clusters, which look like small ornaments. |
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Time of year | Mar – Jul; Oct |
Time of day | 8 AM – 5 PM |
Peak times | Mar – May |
Location | On flowers |
Bug size | Unknown |
Selling price | 200 Bells |
Furniture size |
In City Folk[edit]
Description | Also called ladybirds or lady beetles, these help gardens by controlling pests. |
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Time of year | Mar – Jun; Sep – Oct |
Time of day | 8 AM – 5 PM |
Peak times | Mar – May |
Location | On flowers |
Bug size | 8 mm |
Rarity | Uncommon |
Selling price | 200 Bells |
Furniture size |
In New Leaf[edit]
Time of year | Mar – Jun; Oct |
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Time of day | 8 AM – 5 PM |
Peak times | Mar – May |
Location | On flowers |
Size | Unknown |
Rarity | Common |
Selling price | 200 Bells |
Furniture size |
In New Horizons[edit]
Time of year | North: Mar – Jun; Oct South: Apr; Sep – Dec |
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Time of day | 8 AM – 5 PM |
Location | On flowers |
Weather | Any except rain |
Spawn requirement | Appears from the start of the game |
Selling prices | Nook's Cranny: 200 Bells Flick: 300 Bells |
Furniture size |
Donating to the museum[edit]
As with all other fish and insects in the Animal Crossing series, the ladybug can be donated to the museum by talking to Blathers the curator, who will also give information upon donation.
In Animal Crossing[edit]
Blathers, the curator of the museum, says the following when it is handed to him for donation:
The spotted ladybug can be found nestled among the flowers in the center of the insect room after donation.
In Wild World[edit]
After donation the ladybug appears in the museums first insect room, on the left side, on the flowers between the palm trees.
In City Folk[edit]
The following information is what Blathers says to the player upon donation of the ladybug:
After donation, the ladybug can be found sitting on a flower on the lower terrace of the insect room.
In New Leaf[edit]
Upon being donated, the ladybug can be found in the first room of the bug exhibit, on the red flower on the right side.
In New Horizons[edit]
Gallery[edit]
Real-world information[edit]
Frequently referred as a "ladybug" in the U.S. or a "ladybird" in Britain, ladybird beetles contain 5,000 species of Coccinellidae, worldwide. Species can vary from number of spots to body shape, and even color. In fact, tan varieties of ladybird beetles exist. The ladybird beetle represented in the Animal Crossing series is Coccinella septempunctata, the Seven-spot ladybird beetle. It lives almost anywhere where there are aphids, its main prey, to eat. Ladybird beetles are considered by many to be beneficial to plants due to their eating habits- aphids themselves eat plants, so by introducing ladybird beetles, plants can be protected. The seven-spot itself was introduced to North America in this manner.
The yellow fluid that Blathers refers to is called reflex blood; the ladybird beetle breaks its own joints to induce this bleeding. The blood has an unpleasant odor which keeps predators at bay if the warning colors do not suffice.
Ladybird beetles can lay several dozen eggs, which hatch after a period of three to four days. A number of infertile eggs are also released by ladybird beetles in order to provide food for their young - when food is scarce, the number of infertile eggs is much greater than the number of fertile ones.
Names in other languages[edit]
テントウムシ Tentōmushi |
Ladybug (lit. "sun bug") | |
무당벌레 Mudangbeolle |
Ladybug | |
瓢虫 Piāochóng |
Ladybug | |
瓢蟲 Unknown |
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Божья коровка Bozh'ya korovka |
Ladybug | |
Lieveheersbeestje | Ladybug | |
Marienkäfer | Ladybug | |
Mariquita | Ladybug | |
Catarina | Ladybug | |
Coccinelle | Ladybug | |
Coccinella | Ladybug |
Notes[edit]
- ↑ All bugs and fish in the first-generation games can appear at a lower spawn rate up to five days before the start of their first month of availability.
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