Kikkerland Design Inc

Sparklz

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$15.25 $25 In stock

Category: critters

Sparklz thinks it is one of those Greek gods of lightning, but it’s still working on the thunder and rain. Meanwhile, Sparklz just wobbles around aimlessly with its little rudder, looking for a meaning in life. A straight descendent of the Japanese Critters from Mxyplyzyk, Sparklz actually hates fire; it loves nature and water, dense forests, and the creatures that live in it. Just to be on the safe side, Sparklz should be kept away from flammable liquids, or vapors.
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Miles ★★★★★

I was a bit skeptical about a critter that thinks it's a god, but the wobbly movement with that little rudder is oddly endearing and keeps me smiling. It's been wandering around my desk for an hour now, and I already love watching it search for meaning.

Miles V. ★★★★★

The little rudder actually twitches when it moves, which is way more charming than I expected. Now I just need to find it a buddy so they can wobble around together looking for meaning.

Stella ★★★★★

Sparklz’s wobbly little rudder actually makes it feel like it’s searching for something, which is oddly charming. The lightning-god delusion is hilarious when it just bumbles around instead.

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