Handmade by Japan’s Got Talent!Life-size clay Pikachu can hold your iPhone and charge it wirelessly

If there was a life-size Pikachu doll that could hold your phone while charging it, it would be very popular! Japanese YouTuber ねんどよしりん (Clay Yoshirin Pokémon Clay Art), with the help of Fischer’s channel, spent three months creating a life-size, lifelike Pikachu out of paper clay and stone dust clay, and wirelessly charging Apple MagSafe The device is integrated into the left cheek, allowing Pikachu to charge the iPhone at the same time while holding it, so cute! (Don’t worry, MagSafe only maxes out at 9V, not 100,000 volts.)

In fact, Mr. ねんどよしりん published a real-sized clay Pichu in February last year, which became a wireless charger for the iPhone 12 mini at that time, which is indeed appropriate. Mr. ねんどよしりん told us that it also took about three months to make.

This time, in order to be compatible with the larger Pro Max version of the iPhone, Mr. ねんどよしりん “evolved” Pichu into Pikachu by the way. It’s just that he encountered a lot of challenges this time, which caused him to transform several times before reaching the ideal form. “It was difficult this time, but it also made the production more fun,” Mr. ねんどよしりん said on Twitter.

After setting the shape, Mr. ねんどよしりん carved a little space on the left cheek to place the MagSafe wireless charger, and some of the wires were stored in the neck and stomach with more stone powder clay, and went to the buttocks side. Then the limbs and fingers are attached, then dried, sanded, sculpted details, primed, sanded, primed, sprayed with paint and attached to the eyes, ears, and tail, and you’re done!

Nendo Yoshirin-sensei’s individual production process

In addition to Pikachu and Pichu, Mr. ねんどよしりん has also made Pokémon such as Fireball Mouse, Wood Owl, Thunderball (Hong Kong translation: Thunderball), Chrysanthemum Leaf, Big Tongue (Hong Kong translation: Shell Monster) and other Pokémon Clay doll, he even turned the lantern fish into a lamp! You can support him on his YouTube channel.

Unsurprisingly, many fans are interested in buying Mr. ねんどよしりん for his exquisite creations, but of course he can’t sell them (he shares a “secret”: these Pokémon “are actually caught in the forest”) ). Then we can only hope that Mr. ねんどよしりん’s works can bring some inspiration to the official.

Thanks for the photos:Nendo Yoshirin @plasmaclusterha