In Godzilla vs. Mothra, the figure presents Mothra Larvae in a dynamic pose that suggests movement through dense rubble and forest. The body shows bold segmentation and a soft, flexible texture that captures the lifelike writhing of a larval form. The base color blends emerald green with pale cream sides and subtle pinkish dorsal markings along the spine, highlighted by delicate weathering to imply dirt, moss, and natural shading. The head is small but highly detailed, with tiny mandibles and antennae, and the eyes are painted to convey a wary, intelligent expression. Tiny legs along the body are articulated to allow natural bending. A translucent tail or silk-like effect adds drama to the silhouette and the sculpt achieves a realistic, breathing energy.

In the Gojira vs. Mothra storyline, Mothra Larvae appears as the younger form of the guardian spirit who protects life and stands against the exploitation of nature. The larva is smaller but carries a strong will to defend the island and its people from the threat posed by Godzilla and from a corrupt scheme behind the crisis. It uses agile movement, silk barriers, and hidden energy to slow the monster and to buy time for allies. The encounter highlights growth and the bond with the ancient guardians, while exploring themes of responsibility, mercy, and the balance between power and preservation.