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Shipping weight: 1.739 pounds
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| This Cthulhu Hand Puppet is around 15" tall and 16" in length. The eyes are red with black pupils that are made of a hard plastic.
This hand puppet is made for ambidextrous use, therefore it is for use by either either right handed or left handed people.
Entertain children around the neighborhood or summon a Shoggoth... with the 16 inch Cthulhu Hand Puppet you're guaranteed to have a good time!
From H. P. Lovecraft's short story "The Call of Cthulhu"
Other products you may want to check out are the Cthulhu Medium Plush, Cthulhu Small Plush, Cthulhu Slippers, and the Cthulhu: The King Plush. |
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| [Customer Reviews] Write your own review |
It's a fun toy, But be careful of the stiching in the tenticals. Out of all the Cthulhu toys this is the only one that you can actually play with, rather than just look at. there are several different ways to put your hand in, making it abmidexturous. Each arm and tenticle is moveable. The stiching is starting to come loose on mine, but then again I used it all night long to attact people to our room party at a sci-fi convention.
-- By Michael Sherman from Chicago Il on May 12, 2004 |
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How could you not love this thing. I bring it with me everywere. People look at me funny it makes me happy...
-- By Anonymous from Houston TX on November 24, 2004 |
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Cthulhu is by far my favorite of all my hand puppets. Being able to move the arms and the tentacles makes him rather fun to use as a sort of gloveish thing. My friends became more interested in Cthulhu (one of my major goals) as soon as they saw this puppet. It's definately a great buy.
-- By Anonymous from California on April 01, 2005 |
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CTHULU!!! You're causing too much trouble!!!
Cthulu is, by far, the best hand puppet I ever had. Being a former puppeteer in different plays, I have way more fun with this one than I do with my other puppets. My wife definitely loves him and I haven't seen the poor puppet as of late. She loves to play with him more than I do and enjoys freaking out her co-workers with it (HAHAHA). Seriously, though, Cthulu hand puppet is a definite must-buy. Cthulu... The Heavy Metal God!!!
-- By The War-Dog and Black Magick Woman from OC, California on February 16, 2006 |
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I can't say I don't love my cthulhu.....it's fun for jahova's witnesses....however, there's kind of an eerie, morbid thought concerning the ramifications of hand-insertion.....i don't really think cthulhu would approve....:D
-- By tweak from ananymous, PA on June 18, 2006 |
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I love and collect (as far as it possible. I'm a bit picky, and don't just take any handpuppet. It has to be special, and should be relatively well made. I've still quite a lot different, rather fun ones.) handpuppets, and since I also like Cthulhu, this one is a perfect addition to my collection. I got mine in London (the one in England, sillies), when I was on holiday there. I had actually intended to buy another Cthulhu plush, but they didn't have it, and then my eye was caught by this lovely hand puppet.
It's a lot of fun playing with this one. As was said before, you can put in your hand in different ways, and it easily fits an adult's hand (this is something that is often an issue. I've seen many lovely hand puppets, only to find that they were made for kids' hands. I have a wonderfully detailed plush dragon handpuppet, that I can't use very well because my hands are too large. And I don't have too large hands, being a girl and averag height. An adult man's hands would never fit into that handpuppet, though.).
Another good thing is that the wire used in the wings is strong, but still bendable. I think it might have even have a flexible coating. I have a dragon plush toy (another dragon. I like dragons. This one is not the same I mentioned earlier) that also used wire inside its wings, but the wire was too thin and broke after some time. Cthulhu's wings have thus far survived rather rough handling, which included being used as a regular cuddly toy while asleep, and actually scrunched up a bit and used as a pillow (long story. Let's just say I can't sleep if my head is not positioned at anything below a 45° angle. Going without sleep for one day or two is alright, but if it's threatening to be a week, I have to improvise a pillow somehow.). Also, despite that, I have yet to see the opening seams mentioned by another reviewer.
Overall, an excellent Cthulhu toy.
-- By Jessica from Frankfurt, Germany on December 25, 2007 |
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