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Lilac bat mascot face with oversized pointed ears, pink-purple inner ears, two glossy purple eyes, a pink nose and a wide pointed-tooth grin.

Eldritch Bat Face Sticker – Cute Gothic Mascot Art

Medium – approx. 5 cm longest side
€2,50 EUR
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Lilac bat mascot face with oversized pointed ears, pink-purple inner ears, two glossy purple eyes, a pink nose and a wide pointed-tooth grin.

Eldritch Bat Face Sticker – Cute Gothic Mascot Art

€2,50 EUR
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SizeMedium – approx. 5 cm longest side

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A grinning lilac bat mascot with oversized ears, glossy purple eyes, a pink nose and rows of small pointed teeth. This original face sticker combines playful expression with eerie gothic details, making a mischievous little companion for journals, laptops and alternative sticker collections.

Sticker details

  • One sticker featuring original Cerebroscope Studio artwork
  • Synthetic PP with a glossy protective laminate
  • Water-resistant
  • Printed, laminated and contour-cut in Germany

Available sizes

  • Longest side approximately 5 cm (Medium)

For decorating notebooks, journals, laptops and other smooth surfaces.

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From the Cerebroscope archive

Z.O.M.B. LABORATORIES

Mascot Observation Addendum 059-B

Catalogue designation: Eldritch Bat Mascot Emoticon
Related record: 013, Eldritch Bat Mascot
Record focus: Facial expression and observer interpretation
Primary question: Does showing teeth tell us what the subject intends?

Records places the new portrait beside the earlier mascot record.

Records

Same mascot. Less cape. More face.

Z. Omb

And substantially more visible dentition.

Records

That is called smiling.

Z. Omb

That is one interpretation.

The mascot looks at them.

Its mouth widens.

Records

It has heard your objection.


The close view confirms one pair of eyes.

The bright shapes within them move with changes in illumination and viewing angle.

They are not counted as additional eyes.

Records

Two eyes. Several shiny bits.

Z. Omb

Correct.

Records

I am getting good at this.

Z. Omb

You were already capable of counting eyes.


The mouth exposes numerous small pointed teeth.

Omb records the visible arrangement without opening the mouth farther or touching the face.

Records

Predator?

Z. Omb

Dentition may inform a dietary hypothesis. This expression does not establish one.

Records

Friendly predator?

Z. Omb

Those are separate questions.

The mascot approaches Records and rests its head against their hand.

Records pauses, then lets it initiate further contact.

The grin remains.

Records

Friendly enough for this interaction.

Z. Omb

That is a defensible description.


The same visible expression persists while the mascot:

  • approaches Records;
  • watches a moving pen;
  • rests beside the earlier portrait;
  • and turns toward a sound near the door.

The ears change orientation.

The mouth changes very little.

Records

So the face says the same thing all the time.

Z. Omb

The mouth provides less variation than you expected. The whole face does not.

Omb reviews the observations.

The ears turn before the head in some instances.

The eyes shift.

The distance between mascot and observer changes.

A single frozen portrait excludes most of that information.

Records

We made an emoticon out of the least informative part?

Z. Omb

We made an emoticon out of the most immediately recognizable combination.

Records

Large ears. Purple eyes. Unreasonable smile.

Z. Omb

That appears to work.


Records shows the portrait to two members of staff without supplying the catalogue name.

One calls it cheerful.

The other calls it suspicious.

Records

Same face. Opposite answers.

Z. Omb

Different interpretations. Neither answer measures the subject’s internal state.

Records

Could ask the subject.

Omb turns toward the mascot.

Z. Omb

Would you like to remain here?

The mascot settles against Records’ wrist.

Records

That answers a practical question.

Z. Omb

Yes.

It does not answer every question about the grin.

It does establish that continued proximity is being chosen at that moment.


Records returns to the word eldritch.

Records

We have not addressed this part.

Z. Omb

It remains a catalogue designation.

Records

The teeth do look rather eldritch.

Z. Omb

They are visible teeth. We have not observed a mechanism that requires that explanation.

Records

You can admit the face is unsettling.

Z. Omb

It is an effective mascot face.

Omb looks down.

The mascot is still leaning against Records.

Z. Omb

And currently a pleasant companion.


CURRENT RECORD

Record relationship: Facial-observation addendum to mascot record 013
Visible eye count: Two
Eye highlights: Not additional eyes
Oversized pointed ears: Present
Ear orientation changes: Observed
Numerous pointed teeth: Visible
Tooth display alone establishes aggression: No
Tooth display alone establishes happiness: No
Voluntary approach and contact: Observed
Expression remains similar across several activities: Observed
Internal emotional state: Not directly established
Diet: Not established by this session
New anomaly: None demonstrated
Emoticon recognizability: Informally supported
Further useful observation: Facial movement together with ears, posture and context

Records adds:

GRIN: CONSISTENT.
MEANING: CONTEXT REQUIRED.

Z. Omb

Keep that.