🌊 THE LEGEND
"Is mayonaise an instrument?" This is not a kitchen tool; it is a 3D casting engine for the most legendary resident of 120 Conch Street. Engineered with hyper-flex industrial silicone, the Patrick Star ZaveryVerse Icon allows you to manifest the pink powerhouse in high-detail "Strawberry-Dream" chocolate, neon-pink soap, or bikini bottom-fueled pancakes. In the ZaveryVerse, we don’t just cook; we cast icons.
⚠️ COLLECTOR ALERT: IN-STOCK & SERIALIZED
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This Icon is IN-STOCK and ready for immediate deployment from the ZaveryVerse vault.
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Every unit ordered from our website is a First Pressing and comes equipped with the Holographic Tamper-Evident Archive Seal, hand-numbered by the Founder.
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Serial numbers #001–#500 are currently being dispatched. This is your chance to own a piece of the original "Archive Series" before the general release.
✨ THE "CRAVE" FACTOR: WHY IT’S ESSENTIAL
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THE ANATOMY OF A STAR: Engineered with multi-layered deep-well casting to ensure Patrick’s joyful open mouth, signature smile, and the flower patterns on his trunks remain sharp and defined in any medium.
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ROCK-SOLID HEAT RESISTANCE: Heat-resistant to 420°F and freezer safe. Cast "Under-the-Sea" pink ice to chill your drinks or Patrick-shaped beignets for a breakfast that would make the Krusty Krab jealous.
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INDESTRUCTIBLE BUILD: Made from food-grade, BPA-free Stealth-Blue silicone that won't warp, tear, or lose its molecular detail over thousands of casts.
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OFFICIAL NICKELODEON ICONOGRAPHY: Fully licensed and approved by the heights of Bikini Bottom (Paramount/Nickelodeon).
ARCHIVE SPECIFICATIONS
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Collection: The Nick Archive (Volume 1).
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Series: First Pressing (ZaveryVerse Original).
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Hardware: Includes Holographic Serialized Seal + Membership Tier Progress.
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Material: Stealth-Blue Industrial Silicone.
THE "MASTER MOVE"
Don’t leave the Star in isolation. Secure the Bikini Bottom Duo (SpongeBob & Patrick) today to lock in Matching Serial Numbers for your set and accelerate your progress toward the Silver Icon Pass.
