Last updated: 30/07/2026

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Canvas Peacock (Bug) Elite Bug

"Bug" variant from Simulated Universe — stronger than the original, different skill set.

Toughness: 450 Speed: 144~190.1 Faction: Imagenae

EliteEnemy rank

450Toughness

144~190.1SPD

Elemental Weaknesses

Canvas Peacock (Bug) has no elemental weakness — Break it with raw damage output alone, since no single element counters it faster. Toughness to break: 450.

⚠ Dangerous moves to watch out for

Palette Meltdown

This skill is flagged as a dangerous, telegraphed move in the game's source data — prepare to guard or dodge when you see the wind-up.

Base stats (multiplier base)

Base values before mode multipliers — the enemy's real stats in each mode are these numbers times the multiplier shown in the versions table below.

HP 1,674

ATK 18

DEF 210

SPD 144

Elemental RES

Higher RES means the enemy takes less damage from that element. Negative RES means bonus damage taken. 0% = a weakness, full DMG lands · 20% = not a weakness, DMG reduced 20% · 40%+ = this enemy strongly resists that element.

Physical 20%

Fire 20%

Ice 20%

Lightning 20%

Wind 20%

Quantum 20%

Imaginary 20%

How to beat it

Derived straight from this enemy’s own numbers — not generic advice.

This one has NO elemental weakness — you cannot break its Toughness by element, so raw damage is the only way.

Skills

Straight from the game — knowing what it is about to do is how you prepare for it.

The Stroke Ability

Deals Physical DMG to one designated target.

Sweeping Hues Ability

Deals Physical DMG to one designated target and consumes 1 "Paint" to deal Additional DMG of the corresponding Type.

Dancing Splendor Ability

Deals Physical DMG to all targets and consumes 1 "Paint" to deal Additional DMG of the corresponding Type.

Palette Meltdown Ability

Deals Physical DMG to all targets and consumes all remaining "Paint" to deal Additional DMG of the corresponding Type.

Hue Overflow Talent

After being attacked by ally targets while in the "Colorless" state, gains 1 point of "Paint" based on the attacker's Type. If Elation DMG is received during the attack, gains additional "Paint" points.\nWhen "Paint" reaches 6 points, enters the "Color" state.\nWhile in the "Colorless" state, Toughness will not drop below 1 point.\nIncreases All-Type RES, this effect is removed when Weakness is Broken and is regained when recovering from Weakness Break.

Chromatic Threshold Talent

When consuming "Paint" to deal Additional DMG to a target, if the target's Type differs from the Additional DMG Type, this Additional DMG is boosted.

The Art of Color Talent

Upon entering the "Color" state, targets gain a set number of Punchline points based on the highest amount of a single type of "Paint". Then, according to the Type of the already obtained "Paint", gains the corresponding Type Weakness, and reduces corresponding Type RES based on the number of "Paint" possessed.\nAt the end of the turn while in the "Color" state, if all "Paint" has been consumed, enters the "Colorless" state.

Stats By Level

Real HP/ATK/DEF at common level milestones, derived from base stats × level-scaling ratios published by the developer.

Lv	HP	ATK	DEF
1	1,339	12	210
20	5,064	53	400
40	15,944	155	600
60	88,260	338	800
80	247,770	552	1,000
100	609,068	773	1,200

Drops

Tap any item to see who it levels up.

Credit Whimsy Wax Dreamweave Steel Lucid Awl Hard Chip of Nihility Tear Crystal of Glorious Death

FAQ

What is Canvas Peacock (Bug) weak to?

Canvas Peacock (Bug) has no elemental weakness — every element chips Toughness equally, no combo advantage.

What rank is Canvas Peacock (Bug) and how much Toughness does it have?

Canvas Peacock (Bug) is a Elite with base Toughness 450.

What does Canvas Peacock (Bug) drop?

Canvas Peacock (Bug) drops: Credit · Whimsy Wax · Dreamweave Steel · Lucid Awl · Hard Chip of Nihility.

Profile

A false projection produced by compromised codes. The referenced entity is Canvas Peacock, the aberration born in the art school originated from the rumor of "brushes moving and painting on their own." It congregated the self-loathing of talentless artists, their fear of school, and humanity's inherent laziness... and ultimately became what it is today.

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