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Bug fighting terminology
By: Dutch Date: August 27, 2020, 3:50 pm
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Fight endings:
KO (knockout) = when a bug is stunned or poisoned, but not
killed. This is probably the most humane way for a fight to end.
Beat-up = when a bug is badly wounded, but not killed.
Kill = when a bug is killed.
Damage types:
Crush = a powerful, crushing bite, and a feature of many
beetles.
Shove = a powerful pushing attack.
Stab = a light, stabbing bite.
Venom = a venomous or poisonous attack, like a spider bite.
Includes acids and irritants.
Sticky = the ability to use silk or slime to trap an opponent.
Coil = centipedes use this. They wrap their body around their
opponent's to trap them.
Damage levels:
Aphid-class = capable of killing, crippling, or incapacitating a
tiny bug with one bite/sting/slash.
Ladybug-class = capable of killing, crippling, or incapacitating
a small insect with one bite/sting/slash.
Skin-class = capable of penetrating human skin with one
bite/sting/slash.
Worm-class = capable of killing, crippling, or incapacitating a
large earthworm with one bite/sting/slash.
Beetle-class = capable of killing, crippling, or incapacitating
a large beetle with one bite/sting/slash.
Armor durability levels:
Flea-class = capable of surviving the bite of an ant relatively
unharmed.
Common-class = capable of surviving the bite of a small beetle
relatively unharmed.
Woodlouse-class = capable of surviving the bite of a mid-sized
beetle relatively unharmed.
Strong-class = capable of surviving the bite of a large beetle
relatively unharmed.
Tank-class = capable of surviving the bite of a very large
beetle (over 2 inches long) relatively unharmed.
Immune system durability levels:
Mite-class = capable of surviving the acid spray of an ant
relatively unharmed.
Small-class = capable of surviving the bite/sting of small
spider relatively unharmed.
Wolf-class = capable of surviving the bite/sting of a mid-sized
spider relatively unharmed.
Centipede-class = capable of surviving the bite/sting of a large
stone centipede relatively unharmed.
Widow-class = capable of surviving the bite/sting of an
unusually venomous spider relatively unharmed.
Speed levels:
Aphid-class = very slow and deliberate.
Ant-class = capable of bursts of speed, though not much faster
than an unusually fast worm.
Beetle-class = fast enough to easily outrun ants and many small
beetles.
Centipede-class = capable of dashing away in an instant.
Eyesight levels:
Termite-class = essentially blind.
Ant-class = range of about a foot.
Carabid-class = range of about four feet.
Tiger-class = range of six feet or more.
Intelligence levels:
Flea-class = barely capable of understanding that they are being
eaten.
Worm-class = able to actively seek out food and remember things.
Beetle-class = able to intelligently hunt down prey.
Bee-class = able to plan ahead and even count.
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