‘Kubb’ – A real-life C-Cube from ‘The Eternity Code?’

If you’ve read ‘Artemis Fowl & The Eternity Code,’ which I imagine many of you have (considering that you’re on an Artemis Fowl Fan Site!), then you’ll be familiar with ‘The C-Cube.’

The C-Cube is an invention created by Artemis Fowl from a hybrid of human technology and fairy technology that was taken from the LEP in book one. It comprises of parts cannibalized from LEPrecon helmets, and whilst Foaly describes it as ‘obsolete’ underground, it is still around 50 years ahead of Human technology.

Well, enter the French company – Kubb – who have built something that could pass quite easily as an early version of the ‘C-Cube!’ Whilst it can’t ping LEP satellites and cause Haven to go into an emergency lock-down, it certainly looks great. The Kubb is priced at around €590 (or £440 / $670).

From the Kubb Website:

Analysis of the digital market, mobility, computer gaming and multimedia accessories brought us to see that a lot of products look alike.

Thanks to our combined experience, Kubb is a digital tool on which the conception was based on both technical and esthetic innovations.

Kubb’s exclusive and timeless design embodies perfectly the raw elegance of a cube. It represents the combination between cutting edge technology and traditional French methods in all its nobility and attention to detail.
Kubb is the result of cooperation between designers and enthusiasts French artisans.
The careful attention to product perfection ensures top quality.

All in all, we think the Kubb is awesome, and would love to get our hands on one styled after the C-Cube!