Taiwan Coastal Monster: Sea Urchin Beast Iron-On Patch

Dum-dum-dum! Taiwan's colossal 'Sea Urchin Beast' makes its grand appearance! On March 5, 1909, the Asahi Shimbun in Tokyo published a captivating report titled 'Monster Off the Coast of Taiwan.' While sailing near Taiwan, the British steamer 'Sultan,' journeying from Singapore to Yokohama with a stop in Hong Kong, was sighted by Captain Herbert and his crew. They reportedly encountered a legendary marine creature—the 'Sea Urchin Beast.' This mysterious being, described as having a prominent row of spines along its back, was said to be approximately two hundred feet long and fifteen feet high. If such a giant sea monster truly existed, it would have undoubtedly been a profoundly astonishing experience for the eyewitnesses of that era. Why hasn't the sea monster appeared again? Perhaps it's lurking in the depths, evolving into Godzilla... --------------------------------------------- Sea Urchin Beast Iron-On Patch Patch Dimensions: 5(w) x 3(h) cm Packaging Dimensions: 6.8(w) x 9(h) cm *Patches can be applied as stickers or ironed onto fabric. How to Use Your Iron-On Patch: *As a sticker, it's ideal for paper items. *To apply to fabric, use an iron (set to 160°C) and press for about 15-25 seconds. The patch will fully adhere once it has cooled down, so do not move it while it's still warm. *For stretchy fabrics or materials with pronounced textures, sewing is recommended. Important Notes: *For a more secure bond when ironing, it's advisable to iron from the reverse side of the fabric. If ironing from the front is necessary, place a thin cotton cloth over the patch to prevent damage. *Avoid rubbing or stretching the patch until it has completely cooled (approximately 15 minutes). It can be washed after 24 hours but should not be dry cleaned. *Do not iron onto waterproof materials, damp items, or flammable substances. *Please note that colors may vary on screen. If you have any questions, feel free to message Corner.