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So I was very lucky to have ordered both the Bee and Blitzø standees, and can say 100% switching the backgrounds had them fitting perfectly. Even assembling the others very carefully, the opening for the inserts goes uncomfortably close to the ends. Which still makes every standee susceptible to

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Wait... Did SharkRobot really insinuate that the artist that drew the merch for the drop... made a mock-up USING PHOTOS FROM THEIR WEBSITE!? 😭 ... Why would the artist that drew the merch need to use your website photos to create their mock-up? Make that make sense. Please.

Shark Robot@sharkrobotstore.bsky.social · 5mo ago

I can't seem to respond to @lost-romantique.bsky.social but it looks like the artist used the site images to make their mockup unfortunately. The original version the brick background was on Blitz. Please email info@sharkrobot.com and we can try to get this resolved for you.

I feel like this should be widely spread because it's unacceptable. They've drastically lowered the quality of their acrylic stuff, and they didn't take the time to inform everyone that Blitz and Bee's backgrounds were mistakenly swapped, even though they should have done so during pre-orders.

Lost_Romantique 🦎@lost-romantique.bsky.social · 5mo ago

Blitz was always meant to have that geometric backdrop, and Beelzebub was always meant to have the brick backdrop. Because Blitz and Bee's backdrops were somehow switched during manufacturing, they're not able to properly fit in the slot in the bases provided, leading to breakage, esp w/ Blitz.