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RIPNDIP brings the irreverent humour of Lord Nermal into collectible figures. Anatomical editions and playful scenes give the familiar cat different roles. Compare colours, forms and details in the ArtComburo collection.
More about RIPNDIP
From skate culture to collectible objects
Ryan O’Connor founded RIPNDIP in Orlando, Florida, in 2009. The brand is now based in Los Angeles. Its clothing, accessories and collectibles share a distinctive graphic language and mischievous humour.
Lord Nermal in three dimensions
The white cat appears in many guises, including orange Devil Nerm, anatomical Skelly and Freedom, Child’s Play and Let’s Get This Bread. Each is a separate edition with its own colours, details and release information.
Anatomical interpretations reveal an imagined interior structure. Narrative figures change the character through costume, props and pose. The shared silhouette is only a starting point: side views and details distinguish one release from another.
Choosing a RIPNDIP figure
Check the measurements, materials, edition and included accessories on the specific product page. Photographs of packaging, where available, help document an edition but do not replace its contents list.
For a gift, consider the recipient’s sense of humour and the space available for display. Current prices and availability appear with each work. Compare other approaches in Exclusive Art Toys or explore the character figures collection.
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ANATOMY AND CHARACTERS
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Devil Nerm
An anatomical Lord Nermal with a raised tail. Devil Nerm combines the feline silhouette with a visible skeleton and internal details.
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Freedom Nerm Anatomy
Lord Nermal adopts American-flag colours and an anatomical half. Freedom Nerm Anatomy brings stars, stripes and a sculpted skeleton together.
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Skelly Nerm Anatomy
A black and white Lord Nermal with a decorative skeletal half. Skelly Nerm Anatomy reveals contrasting surfaces within one feline silhouette.
RIPNDIP STORIES
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Child’s Play
Lord Nermal in blue overalls carries a sculpted knife and a green alien head. Child’s Play brings RIPNDIP’s humour into an absurd horror scene.
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Let’s Get This Bread
Lord Nermal holds a broad slice of bread around his face. Blue eyes, pink ears and the sculpted toast turn the familiar saying into a visual joke.
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Ice Cream Truck (Pink)*
A pink RIPNDIP × Youtooz van with Lord Nermal lounging on the roof. Dripping ice cream and body graphics turn the vehicle into a collectible scene.
