MegahouseTuna Puzzle, Kaitai Puzzle

This was a fun unique puzzle. Using google translate on it is pretty cool.

I got it for a stocking stuffer gift. They loved it. Interesting, cute and unique

My young adult nephew laughed so hard when I gave him this. He couldn’t believe such a thing existed. The packaging was in Japanese, so we tried Google Translate on it. A screenshot of Google’s attempt is attached. (…”meat parkour”…?) I don’t know if the correct translated text is as ridiculous as the translation we got, but it was still pretty funny.Also, it is actually fun to take out the tiny cow parts and then try to put them back. I only played with it a couple of times, but it seems to be a solid, precisely-made thing. All our “organs” fit neatly back where they belonged, without jamming or rattling around once the cow was assembled. That’s probably why this 3D puzzle is pricier than many puzzles aimed at children. Getting small pieces of hard plastic to reliably fit together so they all stay in place until lightly tugged out is no mean feat. (You could give it to an older child, but it’s not for small kids.)I expect my nephew will be able to make guests laugh in bewilderment for quite some time.

Very popular at the White Elephant gift exchange I brought it to

Cool little puzzle, good quality.

I’ve mistakenly bought it thinking it was food. Though enjoyed assembling it. Good Japanese quality.

I would have loved this as a model, but it's an actual puzzle that you have to put together that is frustrating and rewarding. The whole idea, the whole thing, is really charming and outstanding. I love it.

This little puzzle is so clever and unexpected, everyone loves it! The pieces fit perfectly together, and they seem very sturdy and well-made. What we loved the most is how ingenious the design is: the chicken turns into a whole roast chicken, and it comes with a small card printed to look like a silver platter to put the chicken on. On the underside of the "platter" you can find the instructions to put it together (in Japanese, but still understandable). We absolutely love this little conversation piece.