#015_Beedrill

#015_Beedrill The giant hornet's body comprises three segments and possesses four legs. Its head is relatively rounded, bearing two antennae, red eyes, and a pointed mouth. Its abdomen is bulbous, with all four legs attached to it. Its abdomen features alternating yellow and black bands, culminating in a venomous sting. Its legs are slender, while its forelegs bear large, thick white stingers. Two pairs of wings adorn its back, each bearing intricate patterns. The three sections of the Super Giant Hornet's body are no longer directly connected, with black connecting segments now present between them. The antennae on its head have shortened and extend significantly rearward. Its abdomen has become conical, featuring two conical grooves at the front. The entire abdomen points forward, and the venomous sting at its tip has grown longer. The venomous spines on its forelegs have developed lance-like guard structures, while its hind legs have transformed into double spines bearing black and yellow stripes.