Imago are covered in eyes, likely to keep a better lookout over their brood. Two sets of wings propel them through the air, but since they are so tiny in comparison to the body, one must assume that they achieve flight in a manner similar to a bumblebee, whose wings are also too small to grant it flight through typical means. They attack foes with a powerful stinger, curled underneath them as they "dive bomb" their foe. The Imagoes, as well as the Kiru Giru and their eggs, very likely all went extinct with the destruction of Zebes.
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| - Imago are covered in eyes, likely to keep a better lookout over their brood. Two sets of wings propel them through the air, but since they are so tiny in comparison to the body, one must assume that they achieve flight in a manner similar to a bumblebee, whose wings are also too small to grant it flight through typical means. They attack foes with a powerful stinger, curled underneath them as they "dive bomb" their foe. The Imagoes, as well as the Kiru Giru and their eggs, very likely all went extinct with the destruction of Zebes.
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| - Imago are covered in eyes, likely to keep a better lookout over their brood. Two sets of wings propel them through the air, but since they are so tiny in comparison to the body, one must assume that they achieve flight in a manner similar to a bumblebee, whose wings are also too small to grant it flight through typical means. They attack foes with a powerful stinger, curled underneath them as they "dive bomb" their foe. The Imagoes, as well as the Kiru Giru and their eggs, very likely all went extinct with the destruction of Zebes.
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