Luminosa Purpura, from Latin for "light-bearing" and its purple hue, is a bioluminescent fungal species endemic to tropical forest floors. It features delicate, translucent caps with wavy margins up to 15 cm high, showing purplish tones and luminescent yellow near finely spaced gills radiating from a cylindrical, granular-textured, glowing stipe. Fruiting bodies form clusters enabling synchronized blue-green (450-495 nm) bioluminescence via an endogenous luciferin-luciferase reaction localized in gills and stipe. Thriving in moist, shaded tropical floors (5-25°C), it decomposes organic matter, recycling nutrients. Likely in Mycenaceae (Agaricales), its passive spore dispersal uses elevated caps, while dense mycelia enhance decomposition, supporting forest soil health. With 200 related species, L. Purpura exemplifies nocturnal forest ecosystem adaptation.