Slasher Spheres: Jason Voorhees

Design Concept

I’ve always had a massive love for both the world of Pokémon and the classic slasher vibes of Friday the 13th. There is something really fun about mashing up two completely different parts of pop culture, and I've been inspired by seeing other creators in the community making themed Pokéballs. I wanted to create something unique for my own collection, so I designed the "Slasher Sphere." This version captures Jason’s iconic hockey mask—complete with the battle-worn axe crack and those signature red chevrons—but keeps that familiar, nostalgic shape we all grew up with.

Print Settings

• Layer Height: 0.2mm
• Wall Generator: Arachne
• Wall Loops: 3
• Infill: 15% Gyroid (100% for small chip inserts)
• Supports: None (Support-Free)
• Seam Position: Back

Assembly

This model is engineered for a tight, high-precision friction fit. I recommend starting by pressing the black, red, and silver chips into the pockets on the top mask shell. I designed the holes for the red chevrons and the silver crack to be slightly deeper, so the chips sit perfectly flush with the surface. Use the internal rectangular filler block to align the top and bottom shells with the center ring. While the parts are designed to snap together snugly, a small drop of super glue is recommended for the smaller inserts or the front button assembly to ensure everything stays permanently secured for display.