@waylaidwanderer : @WildeMagpie : Thanks for sharing those details! Let's get this sorted out. Even though your plate is brand new, it's common for them to have leftover manufacturing oils or residues that prevent proper adhesion. This is especially true for those fun effect plates. Our first step is a quick bath: wash the plate with warm water and basic dish soap (like blue Dawn), dry it with a clean paper towel, and avoid touching the print surface. The stringy mess on your standing figure happened because the other print got knocked loose. Once it fell, the printer kept extruding filament into thin air where the missing print should have been, and those loose strands caught onto the remaining figure. For tall, thin figures like these, I also recommend using a larger outer brim in your slicer settings. This gives them a wider foundation and keeps them stable during the print so they don't lose their footing again. Let me know how the next print goes!

@WildeMagpie : Ive made sure not to touch the print bed so there shouldnt be any oils present, and Ive printed other things on the same plate without issue