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Moonmoth is male and female. He is a Gynandromorph butterfly variant that is half male and half female. Leaning towards a biform in some aspects of design. If butterflies can end up having both male and female organs at once, and Silkwings are based on them, why can't I make a Silkwing the same? In the above drawn ones the mint looks more blue and the lime green looks more yellow. So coloring wise the online headshot fills appear more accurate. Moonmoth's pronouns are they/them, he/him, and she/her cause they are basically genderfluid and don't care what people refer to them as. I think I'll have them live in Mantis Hive? Since it is the most sciency and smart hive.
These are fills I did myself. The first 2 are shaded then the second 2 are without.
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His design is off of Luna Moths.
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There are many different variants of Luna moth. Some are just lime. Some have a male that is pink and yellow (like the photo above) and some have shorter ribbons on their back wings. The image is the kind I based the Silkwing on though, the left moth is the male, the right moth is female. If you want to see more kinds of Luna moth you can look it up on your own and maybe find some nice memes too.
