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3x3x3 Centrosphere A spherical 3x3x3 with the corners enlarged to form a frame that gives the appearance of a 2x2x2. This is the undeformed variant.

Bandaged 3 A bandaged 3x3x3 with 3 corner-edge-blocks in a symmetric pattern.

Bandaged 3x3x3 2013930080085E - 3 Quads, 3 Stripes A bandaged 3x3x3 similar to the Bicube but with a very different challenge.

Bandaged 3x3x3 Big Block A 3x3x3 bandaged like a Siamese 12.

Crazy 3x3x3 Plus 4 Faces A Crazy 3x3x3 with four circles and two plain faces.

Crazy 3x3x3 Plus Cube - Earth A Crazy 3x3x3 where some of the six circles move together with the surrounding layer and some not.

Crazy 3x3x3 Plus Cube - Jupiter A Crazy 3x3x3 where some of the six circles move together with the surrounding layer and some not.

Crazy 3x3x3 Plus Cube - Mars A Crazy 3x3x3 where some of the six circles move together with the surrounding layer and some not.

Crazy 3x3x3 Plus Cube - Mercury A Crazy 3x3x3 where some of the six circles move together with the surrounding layer and some not.

Crazy 3x3x3 Plus Cube - Neptune A Crazy 3x3x3 where some of the six circles move together with the surrounding layer and some not.

Crazy 3x3x3 Plus Cube - Saturn A Crazy 3x3x3 where some of the six circles move together with the surrounding layer and some not.

Crazy 3x3x3 Plus Cube - Uranus A Crazy 3x3x3 where some of the six circles move together with the surrounding layer and some not.

Crazy 3x3x3 Plus Cube - Venus A Crazy 3x3x3 where some of the six circles move together with the surrounding layer and some not.

Mixup 3x3x3 A 3x3x3 that allows swapping of centers with edges.

Void Puzzle The 2012-version of the Void Cube.

AI Cube One of the two bandaged 4x4x4 with the highest possible degree of symmetry.

Crazy 4x4x4 III The third 4x4x4 with circles on all six sides. The circles are larger as in the first two variants.

Crazy Unicorn The Unicorn in a crazy version, with circles on the faces.

Double Skewb A Skewb combines with an underlying Pyraminx.

Elite Skewb The first corner turning hexahedron with 3 cuts per axis.

F-Skewb F-Skewb = Offset Skewb + 4 Dino cuts

Helicopter Cube (aka Bevel Cube) The first edge turning hexahedron, now a classic puzzle.

Master Skewb An incredible creation by Katsuhiko Okamoto. A very rare puzzle for many years it became mass produced in 2011.

Multi-Skewb Years after the Multi-Dodecahedron the same concept for the corner turning cubes was realized.

Pentacle Cube A mass produced cube with pentagrammically cut circles on all six side.

Polo Gear Cube A 2x2x2 combined with a special move including gears.

Rex cube A corner turning hexahedron. Very similar to the MasterSkewb but without its corners.

Skewby Copter Plus A hybrid of the Skewb and the Curvy Copter Plus. It adds one level of unbandaging to an already complex hybrid puzzle.

Tangram Cube A triangular prism transformed into a cube but with six identically looking sides.

Unicorn A Rhino Cube with different cuts.

4 Corners Cube A cube with cuts corresponding to the twelve faces of a face turning triakis tetrahedron. A jumbling-only puzzle.

Bagua Cube The mass produced an enhanced successor of the Octo-Star.

Bump Cube The Bump Cube is a simple 3x3x3 Rubik's cube, but with an interesting twist. It spawned a whole series of puzzles and created a verb of its own.

Caution Cube A Rubik's Cube with edges that turn by gears.

Crazy Gear An axised variant of the Gear Cube from the same inventor.

DaYan Bermuda Cube - Mercury The Mercury version of DaYan's Bermuda series.

DaYan Bermuda Cube - Venus The Venus version of DaYan's Bermuda series.

Even Less Gears A Gear Cube with eight geared edges replaced with four non-geared edges.

Gear Shift A 3-D puzzle solely based on gears.

Geared Mixup A Gear Cube combined with the Mixup Cube. It allows 90�-moves.

Ghost Cube A 3x3x3 placed in midturn and reoriented in its original shape. Every piece is of unique shape and therefore sticker can be unicoloured.

Master Mixup Cube Type 6 A higher order cousin of the Mozaika. It consists of an outer 2x2x2 and rings of pieces between them. Heavily bandaged but not behaving as such.

MeiLong Puppet Cube 2 A 3x3x3 bandaged and extended to resemble a bandaged 4x4x4.

Octo-Star A face turning cube, capable of 45 degree turns in some circumstances.

Super Octo Cube A more advanced version of David Pitcher's OctoCube.

Wormhole II Cube A derivate of the mass produced Mixup Cube. Part of a series of three similar puzzles.

2x2x3 (aka Slim Tower) A formerly custom now mass produced 2x2x3 cuboid, commonly known as the "Slim Tower"

2x3x3 Custom 2x3x3 cuboid, made from a 3x3x3.

2x3x4 (shape-changing) Yet another Tony Fisher masterpiece. The first fully functional irregular cuboid ever.

2x4x6 (pillowed) A pillowed version of the 2x4x6. Made from a mass produced 4x4x6.

3 Layer Super Square-1 A puzzle made from the Super Square-1 with 3 layers instead of four.

3x3x5 Super Cuboid A Crazy 3x3x3 with two circles replaced with additional layers.

Crazy 2x3x3 A 3x3x4 with two layers removed but not hidden.

Super 2x2x4 A mass produced 2x2x4 transformed into a crazy (aka circle) puzzle.

Master Face Turning Octahedron Correctly proportional Master (4-layer) Face Turning Octahedron.

Master Skewb diamond A master skewb transformed into octahedral shape. Also appropriately described as face turning octahedron with central face pieces.

Gigaminx The face turning dodecahedron with two layers per face. A Megaminx with an additional layer on each face.

Pyraminx Crystal Essentially a deeper cut megaminx at heart, the Pyraminx crystal adds a new twist to the classic puzzle.

Evil Eye I (Close-eye) Dodecahedron A variant of the Cross Cube in the shape of a rhombic dodecahedron. The inner 3x3x3 is invisible.

Crazy Tetrahedron Plus - Earth A derivative of the Crazy Tetrahedron. It is part of a series of eight variants named after the eight planets of the solar system.

Crazy Tetrahedron Plus - Mars A derivative of the Crazy Tetrahedron. It is part of a series of eight variants named after the eight planets of the solar system.