The Spread Shot of Wriggle Nightbug, the kaiju (a Touhou LW original). She rides forth on her mega motorcycle like a rampaging beetle. High-speed charges by bugs equipped with hard exoskeletons can hit with the same force as a bullet. Apparently, the secret behind the hard chitin of the Pachyrhynchus infernalis weevil lies in a chemical produced by an endosymbiont bacteria. Sometimes organic structures are more effective than mechanical ones... It's all about optimization.

The Focus Shot of Wriggle Nightbug, the kaiju (a Touhou LW original). She charges forth on her mega motorcycle like a ferocious centipede. A centipede's body is made up of lots of identical segments. However, each segment is separate, similar to how a large ship is segregated by bulkheads to ensure a fault in one section is less likely to harm another. This design also allows for easy maintenance. Wriggle's mega motorcycle follows this principle, making repairs and customizations a breeze.

A Spell Card of Wriggle Nightbug, the kaiju. She attacks with insect lights that resemble meteors on Earth. Glowing fireflies flying about at night look like stars descended from the heavens. There is a Japanese saying about how determined and industrious students continue to study even if they aren't blessed with any sources of light except the light given off by fireflies in summer and the moonlight reflected off the snow in winter. This is the central theme of the song, Hotaru no Hikari, or Glow of a Firefly, which is famous for being sung at graduation ceremonies in spring, even though fireflies are mostly active in summer. Reading a book by the light of a firefly sounds really difficult...

A Spell Card of Wriggle Nightbug, the kaiju. Wicked bugs swarm in this attack. Wriggle, the bug youkai, often strikes cool and beautiful poses. However, the morphology of bugs is completely different from humans. They've got lots of joints all throughout their body, six legs, expressionless compound eyes, four thin wings, and icky guts... They come off as gross or even scary to most humans, though many children seem to enjoy playing with them.

The Last Word of Wriggle Nightbug, the kaiju (a Touhou LW original). She recalls the memory of a prehistoric beast. Do you know of stage lighting? Illumination directs the time and space of a performance. It is a shining example of how far technology has come. Humans have forgotten, beyond recollection, the secrets that light can teach us. No one remembers that beyond the oldest light source lies a universe predating the Big Bang and that an imperceivable world lies hidden between the waves of light. You have also seen these before, but you cannot see them now. Do not despair, for Wriggle Nightbug will do what no one else can and let you relive that time.