Overview[1]
Digital Bee is a Colorless Event bee that hatches out of a Digital Bee egg, which is available in the Robo Bear's Shop for 7,777,777x Honey, 5x Red Drive, 5x Blue Drive, 5x White Drive, and 5x Glitched Drive. It also requires the player to unlock (not equip) the Diamond Cog Amulet to unlock crafting it. If Digital Bee is already owned, 1000x Ticket will be granted instead. Like all other Event bees, this bee does not have a favorite treat, and the only way to make it gifted is by feeding it a, Gingerbread Bear or Aged Gingerbread Bear. Digital Bee likes the Dandelion Field, Mountain Top Field, and Coconut Field.
Stats
- Attack
- 1
- Color
- Colorless
- Energy
- 20
- Energylabel
- less
- Rarity
- Event
- Skincolor1
- 717779
- Skincolor2
- bab088
- Skincolor3
- e7daaa
- Top speed
- 11.9
- Description
- A virtual bee with malfunctioning AI. It corrupts the game itself.
Abilities
[Glitch] Corrupts the Field you're in for 20s (+1s per Level), granting collected Ability Tokens a chance to be duplicated (or "Duped").
Duped Tokens hover over the field for a duration equal to the lifespan of the original Ability Token x2 (+5% per Digital Bee Level). Standing beneath a Duped Token for 1s causes it to activate.
Increasing a field's Corruption increases the chance for abilities to be duplicated (8%-20%) and boosts the pollen collection and Instant Conversion of Duped Abilities (x1.1 - x3 Pollen from Duped Abilities, 20%-90% IC from Duped Abilities).
Patch history
Digital Bee first made its appearance in the Ready Player Two event.
This also makes Digital Bee the first and only bee to make an appearance in the game before being implemented as an actual bee.
Digital Bee was available in an old package at the time of its release. It was the only way to obtain the bee other than purchasing it in Robo Bear's Shop.
Digital Bee is the only bee that requires an amulet to be unlocked as of right now. It is also the only event bee to require multiple materials to be purchased.
Digital Bee's favorite operating system is TempleOS, according to Onett.
