This review features the new product from the BEASTBOX series, "Kite" Moth. Moth is a member of the Insect Tribe, with a moth as its animal prototype. It's an entirely new mold product and also the annual card release for August, boasting a very eye-catching color scheme.
Packaging Art
Height Comparison
The front of the packaging features a partial window, with the cover art being an illustration showcasing partially exposed mechanical internal structures. The sides display line art of both forms. 
The back provides product information. 
The limited bonus is blister card packaging.
Inside the box is blister packaging. 
Instruction manual, product catalog, exclusive ID card, transparent projectile. 
Main Body Display
Height Comparison 
As it's an animal without bipedal legs, it requires a stand for display. Therefore, black connectors are included, but the stand itself is not. 
Front View of Main Body
Similar to previous Avian Tribe products, it boasts an incredibly vast wingspan. The wings are predominantly green with blue gradient paintwork and bright yellow tampo printing, creating a strong visual impact with its multiple contrasting colors. 
Back View 
The wings can also be pulled upwards to change the pose, making it more dynamic. 
Detail Display
The eyes are red transparent parts, designed as thermal imaging sensors. The purple antennae feature ball joints, allowing for a certain range of movement, and are designed as capture-sensing radar. 
The torso exhibits arthropod-like biological features. 
The tentacles can be bent at certain angles. 
The torso can also be bent significantly, allowing for more natural posing. 
The gradient color treatment on the wings is excellent, and combined with the yellow tampo printing, it creates a fantastic visual effect. 
Orange transparent parts are used at the connection point between the wings and the body, similar to the smaller winglets below. 
The small winglets can be bent to a certain extent. The orange transparent parts can swing left and right. 
The word "develop" is printed on the back, corresponding to the theme of evolution in the bonus items. The Insect Tribe logo is printed on the right wing.
Both winglets can be bent, and the gradient-colored parts can also be folded, allowing for various poses. 
The bonus items are a pupa and a caterpillar. The pupa can open to store the caterpillar. The caterpillar itself can also unfold, equipped with a Gatling gun. 
The caterpillar has a glow-in-the-dark effect, and the Moth's orange transparent parts also have a certain glow-in-the-dark effect. 
The standard transparent storage box is also included. 
The transformation to BOX form is exceptionally simple; it's no exaggeration to say it can be completed in under two minutes. The entire process is extremely smooth, and the transformation logic is very satisfying.
POSE Display
Summary: Personally, I really like the color scheme; the gradient paintwork this time is a highlight, and the paint finish is quite good. I hope to see it on more products in the future. The two wings are designed with numerous articulated joints, which not only allow for great poseability but also maintain the integrity of the transformation, making it an excellent design. Upon first glance, the sculpt immediately brought Mothra to mind, but it lacks some of the terror and unease, instead possessing a touch more cuteness. The bonus items effectively represent the Moth's first and second stages of development.