A small novelty statue from an unnamed seller, sculpted as an octopus with one tentacle raised in a middle-finger gesture and finished in a blue colorway. The listing pitches it as "weird decor" suitable for indoor and outdoor use — garden ornament, home shelf, or fish-tank decoration — with the entire payload sitting in the gesture itself: a cephalopod, which has no anatomical reason to make that shape, rendered doing exactly that. Same creature-performing-a-human-thing structure as the Satan Duck already in accession, just relocated from desktop garage-kit to garden/aquarium format, and filed under novelty for the gesture as the animating element rather than any explicit weird-aesthetic finish.
247 prior accessions average 4.1/5 at $13.99 — a moderate sample size and a serviceable score for a single-gag novelty statue at this tier, where paint finish and casting quality tend to be the two variables that drag ratings down when the joke itself is landing on sight. The listing confirms the octopus/middle-finger sculpt, the blue colorway, the indoor/outdoor pitch, and the fish-tank-safe framing, but doesn't publish exact dimensions, material composition, weight, whether the finish is genuinely rated for outdoor UV or submerged aquarium use, or how it holds up in either environment long-term — treat the scale, the material, and the actual outdoor/aquarium durability as unconfirmed until it's in hand, particularly if it's going somewhere it'll get rained on or submerged rather than sitting on a shelf.
