Water beetles, on the other hand, are almost as powerful as wasps. One water bug can transport another bug on its back, but I forget which one. What gives all of this so much appeal is the painstakingly-done art for each bug. Wasps are debonair commandos, flying into battle wearing velvet tuxedos. Bees have WWI-style flying helmets on.
Grasshoppers have little green berets.
Ants have plain old infantry hardhats. Spiders chomp cigars. Water bugs have big flippers on their feet that really slow them down on land. Moreover, each bug walks or moves differently, attacks differently, gets stunned differently, and dies differently. Ants really put elbow grease into it when they hurl bombs.