Shashibo Avatar: The Last Airbender — Air
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Light on its feet and full of surprises, the Air design brings the Air Nomads' bending art to a magnetic cube with over 100 shape shifts.
$24.99
Shashibo character cubes
Ninja Turtles, SpongeBob, Avatar, Grateful Dead, Hello Kitty, Pudgy Penguins and Star Trek — familiar faces that change as the cube folds.
22 products
Shashibo Avatar: The Last Airbender — Earth
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Solid, grounded and satisfying to handle, the Earth design channels the Earth Kingdom's bending art into a magnetic cube with 100-plus forms.
$24.99
Shashibo Avatar: The Last Airbender — Fire
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Bring the heat without the noise: the Fire design turns the Fire Nation's intensity into a quiet magnetic cube that bursts into 100-plus shapes.
$24.99
Shashibo Avatar: The Last Airbender — Water
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Fluid twists for Water Tribe loyalists: this Avatar cube rolls from shape to shape like a wave, with more than a hundred magnetic forms inside.
$24.99
Shashibo Grateful Dead — Dancing Bears
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
The Dancing Bears go magnetic: a trippy, nostalgic Grateful Dead cube that shape-shifts through more than 100 forms for Deadheads and puzzlers alike.
$17.49 $24.99
Shashibo Grateful Dead — Haight Ashbury
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Named for the San Francisco neighborhood tied to the band's early days, this Grateful Dead cube folds into over 100 magnetic, mind-bending shapes.
$24.99
Shashibo Hello Kitty — Garden Doodle
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Hand-drawn charm meets magnetic engineering in the Garden Doodle cube, a sketchbook-style Hello Kitty fidget that folds into over 100 shapes.
$24.99
Shashibo Hello Kitty — Kawaii
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Pure Sanrio sweetness on a magnetic puzzle cube: the Kawaii edition flips, folds and reshapes itself into more than a hundred cute configurations.
$24.99
Shashibo Hello Kitty — Rainbow
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
A full-spectrum Hello Kitty cube that turns color into play — twist it through 100-plus magnetic shapes and watch the rainbow rearrange itself.
$24.99
Shashibo Pudgy Penguins — Paxton
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Paxton waddles into the Shashibo lineup in cornflower blue, on a cheerful magnetic cube that folds into more than 100 different shapes.
$24.99
Shashibo Pudgy Penguins — Polly
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Polly brings a stunning pink to the Shashibo family — a soft-looking, sturdy magnetic cube that twists and flips into over a hundred shapes.
$24.99
Shashibo SpongeBob SquarePants — Beach Buddies
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Bikini Bottom's beach crew wraps a magnetic cube that twists into 100-plus shapes — a breezy, screen-free fidget for SpongeBob fans eight and up.
$24.99
Shashibo SpongeBob SquarePants — Krusty Krab
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Order up: the Krusty Krab design puts Bikini Bottom's most famous kitchen on a shape-shifting magnetic cube made for restless, curious hands.
$24.99
Shashibo Star Trek — Enterprise Legends
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Boldly fold where no fidget has folded before: the Enterprise Legends cube brings Star Trek to a magnetic puzzle with 100-plus transformations.
$24.99
Shashibo Star Trek — Starship Tech
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
For fans who love the engineering side of the final frontier, Starship Tech wraps a technical Star Trek look around a 100-shape magnetic cube.
$24.99
Shashibo TMNT — Donatello, Series 1
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Built for tinkerers: the Series 1 Donatello design wraps the brainy turtle around a magnetic cube that rewards experimenting with 100-plus shapes.
$24.99
Shashibo TMNT — Donatello, Series 2
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
A second-series Donatello for the turtle's biggest fans, folding through over 100 magnetic shapes and pairing neatly with the rest of the team.
$24.99
Shashibo TMNT — Leonardo, Series 2
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Lead the team, one fold at a time: the Series 2 Leonardo cube brings the blue-masked leader to a quiet, shape-shifting magnetic fidget.
$24.99
Shashibo TMNT — Michelangelo, Series 1
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Cowabunga in cube form: the Series 1 Michelangelo design brings the party-loving turtle to a magnetic fidget with over 100 shape-shifting tricks.
$24.99
Shashibo TMNT — Michelangelo, Series 2
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Michelangelo returns in a second-series design, ready to twist, flip and stretch through more than 100 magnetic shapes between slices of downtime.
$24.99
Shashibo TMNT — Raphael, Series 1
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
All of Raphael's fiery attitude, channeled into a calm magnetic cube — the Series 1 design gives tense hands a silent outlet with 100-plus folds.
$24.99
Shashibo TMNT — Raphael, Series 2
4.7 · 3,570 ratings
Series 2 hands Raphael a brand-new look on a sturdy magnetic puzzle cube that folds, flips and reshapes itself into more than one hundred forms.
$24.99
Favorite characters, folded into 100+ shapes
Twenty-two licensed cubes live here, and each one starts from a story someone already loves. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles leads with seven cubes split across Series 1 and Series 2. Avatar: The Last Airbender gives you all four elements — Water, Earth, Fire, Air. Hello Kitty arrives as Kawaii, Rainbow and Garden Doodle, SpongeBob SquarePants as Beach Buddies and Krusty Krab.
Rounding out the shelf are Grateful Dead (Dancing Bears and Haight Ashbury), Pudgy Penguins (Paxton and Polly) and Star Trek (Enterprise Legends and Starship Tech). Underneath the artwork, each is a full magnetic Shashibo with 36 magnets, so the fold feels the same whichever franchise you choose. Prices run $17.49–$24.99.
Choosing here is mostly about the fan. Buy the single cube for a favorite turtle or element, or think in sets: four Avatar elements or a Turtle lineup connect magnetically into one display piece. A good fit for kids 8+, longtime fans and anyone who wants a fidget with a face they recognize.
Franchises on this shelf
| Franchise | Cubes | Price | Collect as |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles | 7 | $24.99 | Series 1 and Series 2 turtles |
| Avatar: The Last Airbender | 4 | $24.99 | All four elements |
| Hello Kitty | 3 | $24.99 | Kawaii, Rainbow, Garden Doodle |
| Grateful Dead | 2 | $17.49–$24.99 | Dancing Bears, Haight Ashbury |
| SpongeBob, Pudgy Penguins, Star Trek | 2 each | $24.99 | Matched pairs |
Character Cubes: questions
Are character cubes harder or easier than classic ones?
Neither. They share the same 36-magnet construction as the classic DODECA and fold into the same 100+ shapes, including the Crown, Star and Ball on the official beginner route. Only the printed outer and inner designs change, so a TMNT or Hello Kitty cube is a fine first Shashibo.
What is the difference between TMNT Series 1 and Series 2?
Both are Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cubes with different artwork for each brother. This shelf carries Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael from Series 1, and all four turtles — Leonardo, Raphael, Donatello and Michelangelo — from Series 2. Check each product page to see which art a cube carries.
Can licensed cubes connect with my other Shashibos?
Yes. Every Shashibo connects through its outer magnets, so a Star Trek cube joins a Pudgy Penguins cube or a classic Holographic just as easily. Matching sets, like the four Avatar elements, are popular because they combine into one larger sculpture with a single theme.
Who are these cubes best for?
Fans first: kids 8 and up who follow a show, adults who grew up with the Turtles or the Grateful Dead, and collectors chasing a complete set. As with every Shashibo, the cube contains magnets and small parts, so keep it away from children under 3 and from anyone with a pacemaker.
