The Glowfrog is a bioluminescent amphibian endemic to the wetlands, lake shallows, and reed zones of the Asari Region, particularly around Lake Tijonara, the Tijonara River, and the Arla River. Known for its vibrant body patterns and melodic calls, the Glowfrog plays a key ecological role in nocturnal ecosystems.

Among the Senti Tribe, the Glowfrog is revered as a creature of harmony and transformation, often associated with seasonal change and spiritual renewal.

• Size: 9–11 cm
• Weight: ~150 grams
• Body Shape: Compact with webbed feet and a rounded snout
• Skin: Translucent green-blue with pulsing bioluminescent spots along the back and legs
• Color Shifting: Brightens when calling or startled, dims when resting or camouflaged