Artemis really said: “This is the C Cube. I built it from stolen fairy technology that has the potential to expose the entire Lower Elements to the human world...
Let's see who pays the most for it. Where's my address book?”
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Artemis really said: “This is the C Cube. I built it from stolen fairy technology that has the potential to expose the entire Lower Elements to the human world...
Let's see who pays the most for it. Where's my address book?”

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the c-cube is rgb that explains everything
Im making a C-cube prop and its time to figure out how to make it shift colours
Okay but
The C Cube
Christopher the C Cube.

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It’s merboy Arty again, this time with his new invention: The C-Shell (get it? like sea-shell? haha im sorry)
Thinkin’ of the C-Cube discourse lol Why is the foam’s colour mentioned? (specifically, it’s blue in both versions, regardless of the Cube’s colour.)
I need to speak to Artemis about his colouration choices. Make the foam... idk grey or something. CONTRAST, ARTY!
So instead of me continuing the dreaded “what colour is the cube?” argument (which ended like, a year ago), I propose another, more agreeable one:
WHY, if the Cube was blue, would the foam also be blue?
Artemis Fowl II, genius, has absolutely no grasp on how much colour would help his flair for dramatics. If I were Spiro, I would have laughed at the concept of a bright red box surrounded by blue foam. I would have laughed at it if it were blue as well, just for the sheer fact that it’s blue-on-blue. You wouldn’t be able to see it properly, and it would look tacky!
This boy, with a flair for the dramatics, has absolutely no idea that he would make my inner artist cringe at this one passing line on page ten of the book.
Now, if it were red/grey, or red/black, or blue/grey or whatever the Cube’s colour is, then I’d be happy with it all. But it’s red/blue, (or blue/blue) so I’m not happy with it all.
So, a note: Artemis doesn’t wear coloured ties. But if he did, it’s probably a red tie with a blue shirt/jacket.
And that’s terrible.
Everyone is wrong the c cube wasn't red or blue: it was a sphere.