This is the ultimate community service announcement, “not all …”, as Razer unveiled its new official chief mascot, Sneki Snek, to conclude the RazerCon 2020 keynote. Now you can buy your own stuffed toy characters to help save trees around the world.Seriously, the little guy is cute And Also for maintenance.
Back in February, Razer CEO, Min-Liang Tan, I shared the image on Instagram Of the potential Razer mascot created by one of its designers. This character was first created by Razer designer Jonas after returning from parental leave, and the cute character Tan named Sneki Snek has up to 14 real human tattoos. , Has become one of the company’s most requested designs.
“Dozens of fan art submissions, homemade plush toys, and even tattoos in honor of it. Sneki Snek has dominated the hearts of fans around the world, and now every fan is unique. to be able to hold something.”
Tan has been trolling people on Facebook, especially the “Give us Sneki Snek” page since March, and despite the “Sneki Snek plush toy (which is never made), are people already making it themselves? I insist.But it’s not stopped Razer isn’t stopped either Make fun of stuffed animals with a focus on conservation For a while on Facebook.
But it’s not just about providing what fans want. That’s what Razer can hug in bed. The company also Conservation InternationalAn organization that works to protect people’s nature and wildlife.
“Razer has called for Sneki Snek fans and power to save at least 100,000 trees, or about 400 acres of forest, that endangered species depend on to survive.
“Every time a Sneki Snek plush toy is sold, a donation is made to Conservation International to protect 10 trees around the world.”
And obviously he’s interested in environmental issues, so this is one of the Razer branded products that is never decorated with RGB LEDs. The new Sneki Snek plush toy will be available today for $ 29.99 starting October 10, 2020. Razer.com And the retailer you chose.
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