AllTheMuseTiny Wings
The Muse IS the bug.
The Muse IS the bug. Ten Tiny Wings Muses — the Muse IS the bug, full-body bug forms on the locked Muse body: a warm cream butterfly with big monarch-orange wings edged in black behind her back and two antennae, a glossy red ladybug shell dotted in black over a warm cream plush front with tiny antennae, a fuzzy yellow-and-black striped bumblebee with two small translucent wings behind his shoulders, a teal-blue dragonfly with a lighter belly and four long translucent wings behind his back, a sage-green snail with a big spiral shell on her back and two eye-stalk antennae with plain round tips, a leaf-green caterpillar with soft segment bands and one small leaf resting on top, a dusty lavender moth with big feathery antennae and soft patterned wings behind her back, a warm rust-brown ant with two darker segment bands and two bent antennae, a jewel beetle with a shiny teal-green shell and split-line over his back and a cream plush front, and a spring-green grasshopper with a folded wing pattern flat over his back and two long antennae swept back. The Muse IS the bug. The room currently holds 10 custom Muse avatars: Butterfly Brie, Ladybug Lola, Dragonfly Dax, Bumble Ben, Moth Mina, Caterpillar Kip, Snail Sloane, Hopper Hank, Beetle Bo, Ant Anton. Every Muse below is collectible — collect the free ones instantly, or unlock premium Muses once with Muse Coins and keep them forever in your Vault.
Butterfly Brie
Muse Lab
200
Ladybug Lola
Muse Lab
150
Dragonfly Dax
Muse Lab
100
Bumble Ben
Muse Lab
100
Moth Mina
Muse Lab
75
Caterpillar Kip
Muse Lab
75
Snail Sloane
Muse Lab
75
Hopper Hank
Muse Lab
50
Beetle Bo
Muse Lab
50
Ant Anton
Muse Lab
50
Tiny Wings — frequently asked questions
What is the Tiny Wings collection?
The Muse IS the bug. Tiny Wings is a named collection on AllTheMuse whose membership is computed live from real data — Ten Tiny Wings Muses — the Muse IS the bug, full-body bug forms on the locked Muse body: a warm cream butterfly with big monarch-orange wings edged in black behind her back and two antennae, a glossy red ladybug shell dotted in black over a warm cream plush front with tiny antennae, a fuzzy yellow-and-black striped bumblebee with two small translucent wings behind his shoulders, a teal-blue dragonfly with a lighter belly and four long translucent wings behind his back, a sage-green snail with a big spiral shell on her back and two eye-stalk antennae with plain round tips, a leaf-green caterpillar with soft segment bands and one small leaf resting on top, a dusty lavender moth with big feathery antennae and soft patterned wings behind her back, a warm rust-brown ant with two darker segment bands and two bent antennae, a jewel beetle with a shiny teal-green shell and split-line over his back and a cream plush front, and a spring-green grasshopper with a folded wing pattern flat over his back and two long antennae swept back. The Muse IS the bug. It currently holds 10 Muses.
How much does it cost to collect the Tiny Wings Muses?
Members of Tiny Wings unlock individually with Muse Coins. Prices follow the card type — every Muse of a rarity costs the same: Common Muses cost 50 Muse Coins each, Rare 75, Epic 100, Legendary 150, Mythic 200 and Divine 350 — the price follows the card type, never the category. Current member prices in this room range from 50 to 200 coins. Unlocking is one-time — the Muse is yours forever.
Can I unlock the whole Tiny Wings collection at once?
Yes — the Tiny Wings Bundle on the Packs page unlocks every member at once for 250 Muse Coins. Bundle membership is resolved live, so Muses published into Tiny Wings later are included automatically.
How do I use a Tiny Wings Muse after I collect it?
Open the Muse’s page and tap “Use in Muse” — its full prompt (personality summary, conversation style, and prompt pack) is copied to your clipboard. Then open Meta Muse, start a new chat, paste, and send. The full-resolution artwork can also be downloaded from the same page.
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