Where to Find All Winter Insects in Heartopia

The Winter Frost Event in Heartopia introduces a brand-new set of winter-themed creatures for players to find. Among these limited-time creatures are the beautiful and rare Frostspore Butterflies. These butterflies glow with icy colors and are a must-find for all collectors. If you’re working on completing your collections or progressing through winter quests, you’ll definitely want to find these insects in Heartopia.

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Where to Find Winter Insects in Heartopia

During the Winter Frost Event, the only winter insects available are Frostspore Butterflies, which become accessible through a special quest. To unlock them, you’ll need to speak with Naniwa, Heartopia’s insect-catching mentor. In the chat menu, select the “Mysterious Frostspore Butterflies” option.

Naniwa explains that several butterfly species have been infected by Frostspore, giving them a magical icy glow and making them rare catching targets. Once this quest begins, Frostspore Butterflies will start spawning across specific forest locations.

You’ll need Insect Hobby Level 1 or higher to catch the Frostspore Butterflies, although some five-star variants may require Level 6+. One of the best things about Frostspore Butterflies is that they spawn during all weather conditions and at all times of day, so you don’t need to wait for a specific time window to catch them.

All Winter Butterflies and Their Locations

All Winter Insects and Their Locations in Heartopia

Frostspore Mother-of-Pearl

The Frostspore Mother-of-Pearl is a soft pink butterfly, with a pearly and icy sheen. Its wings almost look like frosted glass. You can find this butterfly near the Jump Puzzle area in the Forest. It’s one of the easier Frostspore variants to find.

Frostspore Purple Spotted Swallowtail

The Purple Spotted Swallowtail stands out with its deep violet and indigo wings. You can find this variant in the Spirit Oak Pine Forest, near the lake. Its bright colors make it stand out against the snowy surroundings, so keep an eye out while exploring the area.

Frostspore Queen Alexandra’s Birdwing

The Queen Alexandra’s Birdwing is the most eye-catching Frostspore butterfly. Its wings feature a vibrant turquoise-green base with black edging and icy highlights. You can find this butterfly floating around the borders of the Forest Lake near the Deer Tower.

Frostspore Sulkowsky’s Morpho

The Sulkowsky’s Morpho has a cool, icy blue and cyan appearance. It looks even more frosted compared to the others. You can find this butterfly near Forest Lake, close to Deer Tower.

There is another deep crimson Frostspore Butterfly that unlocks on February 14, during the Frostspore Butterfly Event.