Cosmic Corruptor Mushi – Red Orange with purple paint applications. 26 total parts with Mini Mushi. I like the alternate ant head. (The mantis head shown came with nemesis, but fits this one very well too.) This, along with the matching nemesis is my first get from Godbeast. Look at that 2-color mini Mushi! So freaking cute, and the wings are adorable. Definitely digging the organic / buggy look, and these guys are so rugged and solid! I wish my toys as a kid had the durability and color that these do. Very nice actual paint, the colors bright green, yellow, purple and blue on red plastic just pops.
It has a sort of “power rangers enemy” vibe. It is 26 pieces, and two of them are *extremely* tiny detail bits in the back, and I would worry that they would be lost if I am not extra careful. That said, it is nice to be able to swap those out for some other color just to fiddle when I ultimately obtain more of this sculpt!
I adore this sweet robot. Super solid, swirly purple with silver paints. I have the urge to carry it with me everywhere like a dolly. He is too big to put in my pocket, or I might have lapsed into just keeping it nearby anyhow.
13 total parts, with an alternate head hidden inside a barely hollow cup inside the body.
I recently acquired a number of toys in the “grape soda and silver” colorway, and it is just so visually pleasing to my eye.
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The clock at the library in downtown Salem, Virginia evinces a temporal anomaly. It stands between the big library building and a Little Free Library installation along the sidewalk. You’ll have noted the macrocosm/microcosm at play, as we did. There is a vacuum between macrocosm and microcosm, “a void of apparent godlessness” (Franklyn Wepner). You’ll recall Isaac Newton and René Descartes’ watchmaker analogy that argued for the existence of an intelligent designer of a mechanical universe. In a void of such a watchmaker … well, QED.
