MoFU Launches an Exciting Kickstarter Campaign to Bring Award-winning Toys to the USA

NEW YORK, June 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Yoshiaki Ito, creator of MōFU, or Mighty Omega Folding Universe, a geometric puzzle toy, is preparing to bring his toys to the States after a successful Kickstarter campaign. MōFU are toys inspired by both small Brooklyn apartments, traditional Japanese toys, and origami. The toys can be unfolded, positioned, and played with, before being returned back into their cube shape and nestled into their resting boxes.

With expressive animal faces and bodies, MoFU inspires children both creatively and analytically, as children must fold and unfold the animal puzzle before letting their imagination run wild with creative play. Although they are considered toys, adults who love puzzles will have just as much fun with a MoFU character.

Earlier this year MōFU won a coveted Italian Design Competition, the "A'design Award". This esteemed award helped skyrocket MōFU into the forefront of the children's toy industry and helped the company to increase recognition of their product and name.

Yoshiaki Ito said, "I am delighted to have won the A'design Award and can't wait to bring my award-winning toys to the USA. I would like to thank everyone who has already donated to the Kickstarter campaign and can't wait to start distributing my puzzles around the USA."

MōFU will launch 5 different puzzle toys in the USA, each made from wood with their own unique character and puzzle sequence. USA customers can look forward to meeting MoNKI the Monkey, ToRA the Tiger, KaBA the Hippo, BuTA the Piggy, and KiRIN the Giraffe. Each toy varies in difficulty, for example, BuTA the Piggy is well suited for young children with no puzzle experience, whereas older individuals may enjoy the challenge of assembling KiRIN the Giraffe. Each toy is available in a different pastel color which has unisex appeal.

On designing the toy, Yoshiaki Ito said, "I had to think about each piece of shape very carefully. When the pieces are folded they have to fit into a square space perfectly like a jigsaw puzzle. But, when the pieces are unfolded, each piece has to be an abstract shape that still looks like a part of an animal body."

Those who believe in MōFU are able to still support the Kickstarter campaign and can benefit from rewards such as MōFU models significantly under their RRP. To learn more about MōFU and Yoshiaki Ito or to support the Kickstarter campaign, check out the Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/yoshiakiito/mofu-award-winning-puzzle-toy

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