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|combatuse=You poke the butterfly several times until it grudgingly flaps its wings once. A convection current forms in the upper atmosphere, focusing cosmic rays down on you and restoring '''Y PP.'''
 
|combatuse=You poke the butterfly several times until it grudgingly flaps its wings once. A convection current forms in the upper atmosphere, focusing cosmic rays down on you and restoring '''Y PP.'''
 
|used=You let the butterfly flap its wings once, forming convection currents in the upper atmosphere and focusing cosmic rays down on you, restoring '''X PP'''.
 
|used=You let the butterfly flap its wings once, forming convection currents in the upper atmosphere and focusing cosmic rays down on you, restoring '''X PP'''.
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|multiuse=You let each butterfly flap its wings once, forming a massive convection current in the upper atmosphere to focus cosmic rays down on you, restoring '''some PP'''.
 
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Revision as of 09:36, 2 October 2012

Item Number: 1902
Description ID: 55568243
(view in-game)

Programmingbutterfly.gif

programming butterfly
Plural: programming butterflies
This isn't a butterfly that can program, that'd be ridiculous! This is a butterfly programmers use to write their code.

It's pretty well trained, for a butterfly, but don't expect results too quickly.

Miscellaneous Item
Autosell value: 100
Usable
Combat Usable



How Obtained

Inner Cyberspace

When Used

You let the butterfly flap its wings once, forming convection currents in the upper atmosphere and focusing cosmic rays down on you, restoring X PP.

Using multiple:
You let each butterfly flap its wings once, forming a massive convection current in the upper atmosphere to focus cosmic rays down on you, restoring some PP.

When Used in Combat

You poke the butterfly several times until it grudgingly flaps its wings once. A convection current forms in the upper atmosphere, focusing cosmic rays down on you and restoring Y PP.