Green Slime Mega Demon sofubi (GID)

One of a kind hand painted

Size: 10” x 8” x 8”   

Medium: Vinyl figure with vinyl paint

Made in: USA

Designed, sculpted, and painted by Kean Diedrich 

Features glow in the dark vinyl and UV reactive fluorescent paint.

(This is an adult collectible art piece, not intended for children)

Please note this is a hand made item, and has potentially visible markings and features from the production process that add to the unique qualities of each piece.

InnerDemons Copyright 2016 

Emotions can make monsters out of any of us, if not kept in check or managed in positive ways. Mega Demon was once human, until losing control of its inner emotions and absorbing external negative energies turned it into a toxic monster. But emotions are not inherently bad, and neither is Mega Demon. The innately good human inside Mega Demon is being held captive by chaotic Inner Demons they don’t understand. But all is not lost. Will love shine through from the heart within and restore Mega Demon’s humanity? Will it find a way to break through the thick slurry of mixed emotions making up its gelatinous body before it goes on a rampage destroying everything in its path? Turn away from Mega Demon, and you will not see the potential destruction wrought. But face Mega Demon head on, and you will see the true heart of the human being inside, fighting to get out, and ultimately conquering those Inner Demons by transforming them into allies.

“Sofubi”, derived from the Japanese pronunciation and abbreviated slang for "soft vinyl," 

A type of vinyl figure production process that has gained popularity in recent years. The origins of this medium can be traced back to early vinyl toys of Kaiju (Giant monsters) that appear in Japanese pop culture, such as Godzilla and Ultraman figures produced in the 1960’s in Japan. Kaiju toys were often made  using soft vinyl, which allowed for intricate and colorful figures. In the following decades, sofubi evolved into a more diverse range of art toys, including characters from anime and pop culture. Over time it has developed into a medium for original designs from independent artists. Today, sofubi has become a globally recognized form of fine art, with exhibitions and collaborations between artists and toy manufacturers. Sofubi art toys have a unique charm that appeals to collectors and enthusiasts alike, with their handmade quality, intricate designs, and limitless creative potential as an art form. For many artists, the sofubi they produce are considerably “the coolest toys we wish we could have had as kids”.