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Virus is a colorful 36-shot aerial cake from Sunwing Fireworks that combines bright lower-level mines with coordinated purple-and-green effects across the sky. White strobe mines establish a shimmering base while purple and green comets rise into sweeping wave patterns, tiger tails, and strobe-filled aerial displays.
Its contrasting neon-like colors, coordinated movement, and layered mine-to-sky presentation make Virus an excellent mid-show feature. With enough activity to command attention without relying heavily on crackle, it provides a clean and distinctive change of pace between traditional brocade, willow, and chrysanthemum cakes.
Product Name: Virus
Item Number/SKU: SW-C2155 / SWC2155
Manufacturer: Sunwing Fireworks
Firework Type: Multi-shot aerial wave cake
Classification: 1.4G consumer firework
Powder Class: 500 grams
Shot Count: 36 shots
Firing Style: Coordinated purple-and-green wave sequences
Primary Effects: Purple and green comets, wave effects, and tiger tails
Mine Effect: White strobe mines
Aerial Accent: White strobe
Finale: Not specified
Duration: Not specified
Effect Height: Not specified
Unit Dimensions: Approximately 11⅝″ × 13¾″ × 7″
Case Packing: 4/1 — four cakes per case
Noise Level: Loud
Outdoor Use: Yes
UPC: Not specified
Specifications and effects are confirmed by the Sunwing Fireworks product listing.
Virus begins with bright white strobe mines that illuminate the lower firing level. From this shimmering base, purple and green comets rise into the sky with defined tiger-tail trails, creating a clear visual connection between the mine layer and the aerial effects above.
The purple-and-green wave sequences spread the action across the performance area while white strobe fills the open space between the colored effects. This three-color combination gives the cake a vivid, high-contrast appearance without becoming visually cluttered.
The white strobe mines create immediate activity near the ground and beneath the aerial breaks. This lower-level sparkle adds depth to the presentation and prevents the performance from appearing limited to the upper sky.
Purple and green comets rise with glowing tiger-tail trails, extending the visible path of each shot. The unusual color pairing helps Virus stand apart from cakes dominated by traditional red, blue, gold, or crackling effects.
The coordinated firing pattern sends purple-and-green effects through the sky in organized waves. This movement expands the visual footprint of the cake and makes the 36-shot performance feel broad, active, and carefully choreographed.
White strobe accents fill the space surrounding the colored comets and waves. The sharp flashes highlight the purple and green effects while adding brightness and lingering sparkle to each sequence.
Delivers 36 colorful shots from a maximum-load 500-gram cake
Features an uncommon purple, green, and white color palette
Combines lower-level mines with rising tails and aerial effects
Produces coordinated wave movement across the sky
Adds visual variety without depending on heavy crackle
Works well as a featured mid-show color sequence
Available in four-piece case quantities
Use Virus in the middle or later portion of a fireworks display as a colorful panoramic feature. Its purple-and-green palette provides a strong transition between gold-heavy willow or brocade effects and louder crackling or rapid-fire finale cakes.
Position the cake with its front label facing the audience and follow the directional instructions printed on the wrapper. Provide additional lateral clearance if the product label indicates angled firing. Allow the entire sequence to finish before manually igniting another firework nearby.
Use Virus only outdoors on a hard, flat, level, nonflammable surface. Keep the cake upright and stabilize it according to the manufacturer’s instructions so it cannot tip, slide, or rotate. Maintain all required clearance from spectators, buildings, vehicles, trees, dry vegetation, overhead obstructions, and neighboring fireworks.
Light the fuse at arm’s length and retreat immediately to the distance stated on the label. Never lean over the cake, hold it, or approach it while it is operating. Do not modify, connect, or remove tubes from the original assembly. If the cake fails to fire completely, do not attempt to relight it; wait the required period and thoroughly soak it with water. Keep a hose or filled water source nearby and follow all applicable federal, state, and local laws.
Let purple-and-green waves spread through the night with Virus from American Fireworks Company.