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Phlogiston Aphid is a type of Wildlife that can be found in Natlan.

Phlogiston Aphids have a defense system similar to mollusks; they ingest foreign irritants (such as Abyssal Corruption) and encase them in layers of Phlogiston, turning them into Phlogiston Honey Pearls. This effectively neutralizes the irritant.[1]

This processing also changes the characteristics of the Phlogiston, making it more desirable for humans and other creatures alike. For instance, humans value Phlogiston Pearls as gemstones for their beauty. Pearls with a deeper red color are considered more valuable.[2]

Drops[]

Luminescent Spine 1

Phlogiston Aphids will also drop 2 Phlogiston Particles.
Catching one for the first time will add this creature's entry into your in-game archive.

Locations[]

Phlogiston Aphids can be found in Phlogiston-rich areas.

See the Teyvat Interactive Map for specific locations.

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • Phlogiston Aphids were featured in the Aphid Treasure Trace event in Version 5.1.
    • Consuming too much Abyssal energy would kill a Phlogiston Aphid, but consuming a small amount only makes them increase in size.
    • Phlogiston Aphids are intelligent enough to use their ability to contain contamination to gradually remove Abyssal corruption from their environment.

Other Languages[]

LanguageOfficial NameLiteral Meaning
EnglishPhlogiston Aphid
Chinese
(Simplified)
燃素蜜虫
Chinese
(Traditional)
燃素蜜蟲
Japanese燃素ミツムシ
Renso Mitsumushi
Korean열소 꿀벌레
Yeolso Kkulbeolle
SpanishFlogistabejaPhlogistbee[• 1]
FrenchPuceron phlogistiquePhlogiston Aphid
RussianФлогистоновая тля
Flogistonovaya tlya
Phlogiston Aphid
ThaiPhlogiston Aphid
VietnameseBọ Phlogiston
GermanPhlogiston-LausPhlogiston Louse
IndonesianPhlogiston Aphid
PortugueseAfídio de Flogisto
TurkishFilojiston Biti
ItalianAfide del Flogisto
  1. Spanish: Portmanteau of flogisto "Phlogiston" and abeja "bee".

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