Beetle fairies

Beetle fairies are a species of animal fairies that inhabit the Kabuto Kingdom, first seen in the 1998 series. They consist of eight types, each with differently-shaped horns, all of which can transform into beetles and are considered to be the animal world equivalent to Japanese people.
The following eight types of beetle fairies are:
#Rhinoceros beetle fairies - They have a T-shaped curved horn with Y-shaped ends and can transform into Japanese rhinoceros beetles.
#Stag beetle fairies - They have two curved horns and can transform into Stag beetles.
#Hercules beetle fairies - They have a big curved horn atop and a slightly smaller curved horn underneath and can transform into Hercules beetles.
#Golofa beetle fairies - They have a big upward-pointing horn atop and a smaller horn underneath and can transform into Golofa clavigers.
#Atlas beetle fairies - They have two big curved horns atop and a smaller horn underneath and can transform into Atlas beetles.
#Elephant beetle Fairies - They have a big upward-pointing curved horn and can transform into elephant beetles.
#Penta-Horn beetle fairies - They have four small horns atop and a bigger horn underneath and can transform into five-horned rhinoceros beetles.
#Unicorn beetle fairies - They have a big curved horn atop and another big curved horn underneath and can transform into Unicorn beetles.
Beetle fairies have black dots for eyes and horns, which were retained in their fairy forms.
==Trivia==
*The eight types of beetle fairies actually correspond to the eight regions of Japan.
**Rhinoceros beetle fairies and the Kantō region.
**Stag beetle fairies and the Chūbū region.
**Hercules beetle fairies and the Kansai region
**Golofa beetle fairies and the Chūgoku region.
**Atlas beetle fairies and the Kyũshũ region.
**Elephant beetle fairies and the Shikoku region.
**Penta-Horn beetle fairies and the Tōhoku region.
**Unicorn beetle fairies and Hokkaidō.
Category:Fairies
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