Shashibo OCTA Atlantis
4.6 · 83,067 ratings
A sunken-city theme in the smallest Shashibo format: an easy OCTA that folds into 30-plus shapes and rides along anywhere you go.
$19.99
Shashibo OCTA Infinity
4.6 out of 5 · 83,067 ratings
$19.99
The Infinity artwork shrunk into a pocket-size OCTA — 28 magnets, 30-plus shapes and a gentle first step into folding.
- Beginner-friendly OCTA with more than 30 shapes to find
- Twenty-eight strong magnets keep every fold snug and smooth
- Slips into a pocket or backpack for travel days
- Links up with DODECA and ICOSA cubes in the same artwork
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 Infinity
Infinity is a name that suits a toy built around loops, and the OCTA version puts that idea in the palm of your hand. As the entry point to the Shashibo system, it unfolds into more than 30 shapes, so a new player gets quick wins before tackling anything bigger. Twenty-eight ultra strong magnets hold each face in place while you flip, twist and refold.
Because it needs no batteries and no app, it travels well: a backpack pocket, a glovebox, a desk drawer between meetings. It is recommended for ages 8 and up, so kids and adults can trade it back and forth. Already own an Infinity DODECA or ICOSA? Snap this smaller cousin alongside it and build a matching sculpture that keeps going.
How it compares on this shelf
Among the OCTA cubes on this shelf, Infinity is the one built to grow into a set. Shashibo OCTA Atlantis also has DODECA and ICOSA XL twins, but its mood is sunken and watery, while Infinity reads as a looping, endless pattern that looks best when the three sizes sit in a row. Against Shashibo OCTA Primary, which keeps the colors plain for teaching, Infinity is the more decorative pick. Same 28 magnets, same 30-plus shapes, and it costs a little less than its ICOSA XL Infinity sibling.
What buyers say about Shashibo OCTA Infinity
Real reviews, quoted word for word from the product listing.
★★★★★
Fun and a Big Hit!
I bought this magnetic puzzle cube as a gift, and the kid was extremely happy with it! It was a fun, unique gift and kept them entertained. The magnetic pieces make it easy to play with and enjoy. Definitely a great choice if you’re looking for a fun gift for a kid!
★★★★★
Good for all ages!
Just unboxed today, it arrived while my 5 year old was having a meltdown and couldnt be calmed, I started playing with it next to her and in a few minutes she calmed down to ask 'whats that?' She asked to play with it. Now been playing with it for an hour and a half. Found a shape she decided looked like a spaceship, been playing with that ONE shape for the past 20 mins. I liked playing with it, she obviously likes playing with it. The movement is smooth and the clicks are satisfying, its regulating to see the patterns form and feel it shift. It seems high quality, the stickers are very strong, its heavy for its size, its been dropped multiple times already and seems totally fine. Seems too difficult for my 3 year old, or maybe she just needs to get the hang of it, but shes tried to force the stickers the wrong way a few times and it hasnt broken. Really pretty toy, I got the 'Fire Goddess' cube and the designs go well together. Honestly it was worth the $25 just to calm that meltdown and give us a couple hours of peaceful, regulated play. If it can repeat it itll be worth its weight in gold. And Im sure Ill still enjoy shutting my brain down with it sometimes. Do recommend!
★★★★★
Great
Fun, challenging, relaxing. Strong build. I love it and so does my grandson at 4 years old. Appropriate for all ages.
Questions about Shashibo OCTA Infinity
Is the Infinity OCTA a good first Shashibo?
Yes. The OCTA is the brand's beginner and travel form: 28 magnets and 30-plus shapes, so the moves are fewer and the first wins come quickly. Ages 8 and up is the official recommendation, and adults use it the same way.
Can I build a matching Infinity set?
The Infinity design also exists as a DODECA and an ICOSA XL in this catalog. All Shashibo forms join through their outer magnets, so the three sizes can be clicked together into one continuous sculpture.
What should I know about the magnets before buying?
It contains strong magnets and small parts. The official instructions advise keeping it away from children under 3, away from sensitive electronics, and out of the hands of anyone with a pacemaker.
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