Ascalapha odorata (Hawaiian)

Greaterfolk-consensusHawaiianCentral and South AmericanHawaiiCentral AmericaSouth America

A nocturnal moth associated with death or misfortune in Hawaiian tradition, possibly tied to Central and South American folklore. (Note: - Summary should note that Ascalapha odorata's association with death/misfortune is found in Central and South American folklore, not explicitly mentioned in Hawaiian tradition. - Power tier: Primordi)

Origin

Ascalapha odorata's significance in Hawaiian tradition is unclear, but its association with death or misfortune may be linked to the mythological figure Ascalaphus from Greek mythology.

Appearance

Ascalapha odorata is a large, dark-colored moth with distinctive bat-like features, often described as having a wide wingspan. Its nocturnal nature sets it apart from other moths.

Abilities

While specific abilities are unknown in Hawaiian tradition, Ascalapha odorata's association with death or misfortune suggests that it may possess malevolent powers or behaviors.

Community Record

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