Collection: CASTELLANON

A metamorphosis-linking, inducement system that connects the head, back, abdomen, and tail.

The knowledge gained from this is that the body receives water in the hollows created, moving as if autonomously.

In addition, by supporting the abdominal joint mechanism at two points that are prone to swaying, the swaying of the abdomen amplifies into the head, back, and tail.

The movement starts not from the head, but in the order of abdomen → back → tail → head.

Up to a certain speed range, the front part of the head with the eye moves only slightly, but the rear part of the head moves violently together with the abdomen and back.

By changing the pivot point of the initial movement, and with each part amplifying the movement,

a completely new movement was created in the category of lures.

One of the answers CASTELLAN found was

that when the starting point and pivot point of movement change, the bass's reaction also changes.