Two layer Morphix puzzle

Two-layer version of the face-turning pentahedron (triangular prism).

Three-layer version of the face-turning pentahedron (triangular prism).

Not to be confused with Face-Turning Octahedron

Cuboctahedron-shaped puzzle

Please note the differences between the standard 1x3x3 Cuboid (Floppy Cube) and the Super 1x3x3 Cuboid (Super Floppy Cube). The original Floppy Cube has four centers and four edges, but it only allows 180-degree moves. In contrast, the Super Floppy Cube has four centers and twelve edges (four additional ones within the center of each 3x3 face) and allows for 90-degree moves and shapeshifting.

Please note the differences between the standard 1x3x3 Cuboid (Floppy cube) and the Super 1x3x3 Cuboid (Super Floppy cube). The original Floppy cube has four centers and four edges, but it only allows 180-degree moves. In contrast, the Super Floppy Cube has four centers and twelve edges (four additional ones within the center of each 3x3 face) and allows 90-degree moves.

Not to be confused with the Super Gear Cube. Please see the rules page for clarification.