Unicorn Skull Mouth Mover Mask

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  • Made of molded latex
  • Elastic straps and foam pads inside for comfort and positioning
  • Mask jaw moves as wearer's jaw moves
  • Small eye openings will limit vision
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Undead Unicorn

Let this mask be a reminder: our time here to become legendary is limited. Have you ever noticed that we have dozens of different kinds of magical horses? Like, sure, we have a lot of mysterious magical creatures in our mythology. No argument, there. Everything from creepy half-rabbit creatures to elegant sea monsters living in big lakes. Flying spaghetti monsters are canon, even! But, if you look at all of the cryptids that we talk about, how many of them are based on the horse?

We've got the hippocampus, a much more literal seahorse that has the top half of a horse and the bottom half of a fishtail. There are the centaur, of course, the iconic half-men with horse bodies. Epona is a Celtic horse goddess, Falhófnir and Sleipnir are mystical horses of Norse legend and Pegasus is a flying horse straight out of ancient Greek mythology. There are even monsters like the Nuckelavee of Scotland that runs around terrifying folks without any skin! 

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But, no matter how many mysterious and magical horses we've got out there, only one is the true king of legend: the unicorn. And we've got your chance to really assume that role by sticking your noggin between the jaws of this Unicorn Skull Mouth Mover Mask!

Once you become the most magical of fairytale horses you get to choose one more thing. Are you a unicorn—already a mighty mystical steed—or will you create a brand new legend all about yourself!? We'll be over here rooting for you, bud. Don't forget us when your name is plastered all over an epic poem, or something.

Questions & Answers
Q: Hi, I'm trying to make a Mari Lwyd costume, and am trying to work out if I should get this, or the skeleton buck head.
How hard would it be for me to slice off the unicorn horn, is it just latex? I don't actually need to wear it as a mask, I'd be attaching it to a stick and hiding under a sheet at the back?
This is the weirdest question I think I have ever asked anyone, but I figure you guys are the experts.
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Asked by Brigitte | 17 November 2022
Monster Responds...
That is a fantastic Mari Lwyd project, and yes, the mask is made of molded latex, so the horn could be cut with a sharp blade the same way you'd trim any latex prop. Since you're mounting it on a pole rather than wearing it, you also won't need to worry about the elastic straps or the jaw mechanism, though those are built in if you ever change your mind.
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Q: Is this soft or rigid?
What is the visibility like?
Would it be safe to wear this on stilts?
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Asked by Unicorn Poopsie | 17 October 2022
Monster Responds...
This mask is made of molded latex, so it's a rigid shell rather than a soft flexible material. The eye openings are small and will limit your vision, which is worth keeping in mind for stilts: reduced visibility and an elevated, less stable footing are a combination we'd encourage you to think carefully about before combining them.
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