Shashibo OCTA Infinity
4.6 · 83,067 ratings
The Infinity artwork shrunk into a pocket-size OCTA — 28 magnets, 30-plus shapes and a gentle first step into folding.
$19.99
Shashibo OCTA Atlantis
4.6 out of 5 · 83,067 ratings
$19.99
A sunken-city theme in the smallest Shashibo format: an easy OCTA that folds into 30-plus shapes and rides along anywhere you go.
- Atlantis artwork on the compact, travel-sized OCTA form
- Over 30 shapes — a gentle on-ramp for first-time folders
- 28 ultra strong magnets, no batteries, no screens
- Pairs with Atlantis DODECA and ICOSA for a deeper build
Price checked 2026-10-06; the live price is shown on the listing.
Useful details
| Form | OCTA |
|---|---|
| Magnets inside | 28 |
| Possible shapes | 30+ |
| Series | Octa |
| Maker | Fun In Motion Toys |
| Recommended age | 8 and up |
How to use it
Start from the closed cube, open one corner and let the magnets lead — never force a piece. Our step-by-step first-fold guide covers the crown, the star and the way back to the box.
Collect & connect
Every Shashibo — DODECA, OCTA and ICOSA XL — connects with the others through its outer magnets, so this one will join any cube you already own.
More about Shashibo OCTA Atlantis
Atlantis carries an underwater, lost-city mood, and on the OCTA it becomes a little treasure you can carry in a jacket pocket. This is the beginner form of the Shashibo line: fewer moves to learn, more than 30 shapes to discover, and 28 magnets that make each turn feel solid instead of fiddly. It is a calm way to fill a waiting room or a long car ride.
Memorizing the sequence for a favorite shape works your recall a bit like picking up new vocabulary, and spatial thinking comes along for the ride. Ages 8 and up can dive in. Collectors who already hold the Atlantis DODECA or the ICOSA XL can connect all three, letting the smaller OCTA act as a base, a crown or a bridge between them.
How it compares on this shelf
Shashibo OCTA Atlantis sits beside Shashibo OCTA Mystic Ocean, and the two are easy to confuse: both lean blue and underwater. The difference is the story. Mystic Ocean is about deep, quiet water; Atlantis is about a lost city, and it belongs to a trio with the DODECA Atlantis and ICOSA XL Atlantis, so it works as the smallest piece of a three-size collection. Mechanically nothing changes between OCTA designs — 28 magnets, 30-plus shapes — so choose by theme, and by which bigger cube you want it to join later.
Questions about Shashibo OCTA Atlantis
Which other Atlantis pieces exist?
This catalog carries Atlantis in all three Shashibo sizes: this OCTA, a DODECA and an ICOSA XL. Because every form shares the outer-magnet system, the OCTA can sit on top of the bigger two as a cap or link between them.
How many shapes does the OCTA Atlantis make?
The OCTA form is rated for more than 30 shapes. That is fewer than a DODECA or ICOSA XL, which is the point — it is the gentle entry into folding before you move up to the larger cubes.
Is it small enough for travel?
It is the compact, travel-sized Shashibo, built to ride in a jacket pocket or backpack. No batteries and no screen are involved, so it is ready whenever you have a spare minute on a trip.
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