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 — Michelangelo, Series 2
4.7 out of 5 · 3,570 ratings
$24.99
Michelangelo returns in a second-series design, ready to twist, flip and stretch through more than 100 magnetic shapes between slices of downtime.
- Series 2 take on Michelangelo, the orange-banded turtle
- Join it to Series 1 Mikey for a double build
- 36 magnets designed for strength and durability
- Screen-free focus aid for desks and classrooms
Price checked 2026-10-06; the live price is shown on the listing.
Useful details
| Form | DODECA |
|---|---|
| Magnets inside | 36 |
| Possible shapes | 100+ |
| Series | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles |
| 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 TMNT — Michelangelo, Series 2
Already have the first Mikey? Series 2 gives the most laid-back turtle a fresh look on the same clever magnetic frame. Each turn of the cube rearranges the panels, so the artwork shifts along with the shape. More than 100 configurations are possible, and every Shashibo connects with every other one, which means both Michelangelo designs can link up into a larger, two-series creation on your shelf.
Fans who remember Saturday-morning turtle power will appreciate the throwback, but the cube earns its spot on its own merits. It is silent, so it works during class or a call, and it quietly trains the brain: remembering moves strengthens working memory and building bigger forms grows spatial reasoning. Recommended for ages eight and up, it makes a fun, low-key gift for any Mikey loyalist.
How it compares on this shelf
This is Michelangelo's second-series cube. Series 1 Mikey carries the original artwork; Series 2 gives the orange-banded turtle a fresh look on the same frame at the same price. Among its Series 2 brothers — Raphael, Leonardo, Donatello — Mikey is the laid-back party pick. Choose Series 2 if you already own the first Mikey and want a double build, or if you simply prefer the newer art.
Questions about Shashibo TMNT — Michelangelo, Series 2
What changed between Michelangelo Series 1 and Series 2?
The artwork. Series 2 gives Mikey a new design; the magnetic frame and 100+ shapes stay the same. The two connect through their outer magnets, so both versions can join into one build.
Do I need Series 1 to enjoy Series 2 Mikey?
No — it is a complete single cube on its own. Owning both just lets you link them for a two-series display, or add the other turtles for a bigger team build on the shelf.
Is Series 2 Michelangelo good for older fans?
Yes. It is recommended for ages 8 and up with no upper limit, and grown-up fans who remember the turtles can keep it on a work desk as a silent fidget between calls.
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