Rosalia batesi beetle

⬅ #47 citrus long-horned beetle

#48 rosalia batesi beetle

#49 blue weevil beetle ➡

The Rosalia batesi beetle (ルリボシカミキリ, Ruriboshikamikiri) is a bug that first appeared in New Horizons.

Capture quotes

"I caught a rosalia batesi beetle! That’s easier to do than say!" —New Horizons

Donation to the museum

In New Horizons

When either donating to the museum or selecting "Tell me more about this!", Blathers the curator will say (with abhorrence):

"The rosalia batesi beetle is a type of longhorn beetle, so named for the long antenna upon its head. But did you know that longhorn beetles often grow antenna LONGER than their very own bodies, wot wot? As if this weren't odious enough, look closely and you will find these antenna...are covered in tufts of hair! _{Best not look closely, I say.}"

Encyclopedia information

New Horizons

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	"I caught a rosalia batesi beetle! That’s easier to do than say!" Current Active Hours All day Months active (north) May - September Months active (south) November - March

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Further information

Rosalia is a genus of longhorn beetles which bore into hardwood. While they are considered pests in commercially grown plantations and in wooden buildings, they are also admired for their beautiful blue and black bodies. The species featured in game, Rosalia batesi is endemic to Japan.

In other languages

Rosalia batesi beetle
Language Name Japanese ルリボシカミキリ Ruriboshi kamikiri French Rosalia batesi Spanish Escarabajo rosalia batesi German Alpenbock Italian Coleottero rosalia batesi Dutch Alpenboktor Russian Розалия Rozaliya Chinese 琉璃星天牛 Liúlíxīngtiānniú Korean 루리하늘소 Rurihaneulso

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