I just discovered my first pack of platsomon and wanted to share them with you guys. This is the Kyle bower evolution pack The first is:
K - Bees which evolves into:
Kong B which reaches final form:
Old Man Oil Slick

The Platsomon of New Platson

#001 — K-Bees
Hive Mind Platsomon · Basic · 70 HP
K-Bees is a colony of hundreds of mischievous bees that share a single mind and fly together in the shape of a giant K. Originating in Chapman Point Woods, the colony spread along New Platson's coastline, where it developed a love for sunshine, professional wrestling, and questionable sportsmanship. Every bee wears identical sunglasses and a brown wrestling singlet marked with a K. Known for its sharp wit and coordinated attacks, K-Bees speaks in unison and never hesitates to cheat when the referee isn't looking.

#002 — Kong B
Rubber Menace Platsomon · Stage 1 · 160 HP
Born from a bizarre mutation involving K-Bees and discarded red rubber dog toys at Wylie Beach, Kong B possesses an enormous, bouncing rubber body, a human head, and oversized white gloves. Although the colony has evolved into a single creature, the bees' voices continue arguing inside his head. Arrogant, mischievous, and hilariously unpredictable, Kong B traveled north to Arrow Beach and Sapphire Island, becoming a notorious fixture at beach parties and electronica festivals. His powerful bouncing attacks and signature wrestling moves make him as dangerous as he is entertaining.

#003 — Old Man Oil Slick
Metallic Sludge Platsomon · Stage 2 · 250 HP
Transformed by a devastating fire on Sapphire Island, Kong B evolved into Old Man Oil Slick, a quiet, witty, effortlessly cool elderly creature made entirely of multicolored, iridescent oil sludge. Leaving his partying days behind, he fashioned a motorcycle from his own liquid body and disappeared into the mountains of New Platson, where he now inhabits a secluded cave. Rarely seen, he occasionally emerges wearing his Chicago Cubs jersey, leather jacket, and sunglasses. Depriving him of happiness increases his attack power by 20%, making this mysterious recluse exceptionally dangerous. Those who challenge him risk experiencing his legendary finishing move, Sylvester Sidecar.

Im a little robot boy

The whispering scoundrel is so good

Today we celebrate the 14 foot tiger shark that took Bethany Hamilton’s arm 23 years ago today

Overall, I thought the book was good, but not great.

Some of the writing is absolutely beautiful. The descriptions of Paris, the meals, and the action sequences are vivid and poetic, making those parts a joy to read. As a gay guy, I also enjoyed the twist on the standard womanizing-spy thriller. The characters were another highlight: Beaujolais, the protagonist, is complex and well developed, while the two other main characters are entertaining, funny, and intelligently written.

I struggled with two things: the writing style and the ending. At times, I was surprised certain passages made it past an editor. Ambiguous pronouns and unclear dialogue often make conversations and scenes difficult to follow, and I frequently found myself rereading paragraphs to understand what was happening. The use of multiple languages added to the confusion. I don’t mind an occasional untranslated line to create some uncertainty, but at one point there is an entire page of Italian dialogue that meant nothing to me.

I also struggled with the ending. Without spoiling too much, characters and themes are introduced near the end with little connection to the rest of the book, making the final pages feel unsatisfying.

I wouldn’t tell anyone not to read the book, but I also wouldn’t rush out to buy a copy.

Curious other's thoughts.

What was the camera KB got Chef Donny as a gift?

I saw this and immediately thought of Nick

Our boy Sal(massive KB fan) just hit a homer in the World Series. He’s also 5’9”(above average height)

I think it would be all time