Firebug is a tiny moth-like (and sized) Toshimon with a purple and red color scheme with its main body has a purple to red gradient from the bottom to the top. Its wings also sport a purple and red color with the outer wings being a dark purple and the inner parts a bright red. The two feelers on the top of its head help it signal for help when its in danger. The fur on its main body may seem harmless, however they are very hot to the touch and are soaked in a special toxin to protect itself from predators. Firebug was first discovered by a few kids playing in the forest that resided near the town they lived in. As they were walking through the small clearing, they found this small Toshimon resting on one of the bushes, collecting the pollen that it could collect from the flowers. Knowing kids, they were curious and they reached their hand out to touch the unfamiliar creature. To one of the kids’ surprise, the skin that touched the Firebug’s main body had burned and was slowly turning purple from the toxins that emit from Firebug’s fur. Soon enough after this discovery was made, scientists decided to research this Toshimon’s origin. Today, Firebugs can be seen frequenting dark, warm forests. This small Toshimon is still able to pack a very big punch despite its small body. When sensing danger, it uses the feelers on its head to signal closeby Firebug for help. It’s able to breathe fire and roast targets that are slightly larger than it. It’s main defense is its body, being able to protect itself from physical contact due to the dangerous nature of its fur.