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As with all [[fish]] and [[bug]]s in the {{SER}}, the Madagascan sunset moth can be donated to the [[museum]] by talking to [[Blathers]], who will also tell the player a little bit about the donation. Regarding the Madagascan sunset moth: | As with all [[fish]] and [[bug]]s in the {{SER}}, the Madagascan sunset moth can be donated to the [[museum]] by talking to [[Blathers]], who will also tell the player a little bit about the donation. Regarding the Madagascan sunset moth: | ||
| − | ===In | + | ===In ''New Horizons''=== |
When asked about the bug, Blathers will say the following: | When asked about the bug, Blathers will say the following: | ||
{{Blathers|NH|The '''Madagascan sunset moth''' is said to be the most beautiful moth in the world...a sentiment even I can't deny. While most moths are nocturnal, this one flutters about during the day, making good use of the light. That is, when the daylight reflects off its wings, a kaleidoscope of colors are revealed! Oh! Eh...too bad it has such startling red feet as a caterpillar. I might have found it almost tolerable otherwise. <small>Almost, but not quite.</small>}} | {{Blathers|NH|The '''Madagascan sunset moth''' is said to be the most beautiful moth in the world...a sentiment even I can't deny. While most moths are nocturnal, this one flutters about during the day, making good use of the light. That is, when the daylight reflects off its wings, a kaleidoscope of colors are revealed! Oh! Eh...too bad it has such startling red feet as a caterpillar. I might have found it almost tolerable otherwise. <small>Almost, but not quite.</small>}} | ||
