GSK × Namong gives Napicorn a pumpkin-faced Grim Harvest makeover
The Halloween collaboration pairs a stitched pumpkin face with a tiny skull and an orange-red shell. Up to 10 hand-cast resin caps are listed at $150 each plus shipping, with a 12-hour raffle window.
Announcement date: November 2, 2026
GSK and Namong have announced Grim Harvest Napicorn, a Halloween artisan keycap offered through a raffle with up to 10 pieces available. The official form lists $150 per cap plus shipping, MX compatibility and 100% hand-cast resin construction.
Napicorn’s new treatment puts a stitched orange pumpkin face inside an orange-red shell, with purple eye details and a tiny skull above the face. The photograph places it among glowing jack-o’-lantern props, carrying the seasonal setting into the miniature sculpture itself.
From DMG nostalgia to a Halloween character
The earlier GSK × Namong DMG Napicorn used a gray enclosure, a yellow-green feline face and handheld-console controls. Grim Harvest shifts the emphasis to a pumpkin-like grin, stitches and darker purple accents. The compact frame around the face still gives the character a recognizable silhouette.
This is also a separate release from GSK’s Grim Harvest Unicorn. They share a Halloween theme, but have different sculpts, prices and raffle forms: the Unicorn form listed $100, while this collaboration lists $150. Neither entry form covers both releases.
Who are GSK and Namong?
GSK stands for Golden Star Keycap, a Vietnam-based artisan keycap house. Its official exhibitor introduction traces its development from metal keycaps to hand-cast resin, with sculpting and character storytelling central to the work.
Namong is a Korean artisan keycap maker whose character designs include Rudory and Lessy. A historical maker post from 2021 documents both characters in resin and shipping from Korea; KLC’s current Namong collection also carries Rudory and Phantory designs.
The Grim Harvest form credits GSK and Namong together, continuing the collaboration seen in DMG Napicorn. It does not assign sculpting or casting responsibilities to either maker, so those roles are not assumed here.
Price, entry window and shipping
The sale is a raffle for an opportunity to purchase a cap, rather than a guaranteed order. The maker notes that handmade pieces may have small imperfections or minor color differences and offers replacements only for caps that malfunction on arrival.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Price | $150 per cap, plus shipping |
| Quantity | Up to 10 caps |
| Entry window | 12 hours; dated opening, closing time and time zone are not stated |
| Stem compatibility | MX |
| Construction | 100% hand-cast resin |
| International shipping | $15 flat rate; quoted transit 7–15 days |
| Express shipping | $39 via UPS/FedEx; quoted transit 3–7 days |
| Vietnam shipping | Free local shipping |
| Dispatch date | Not stated |
The form prints “$$150” and uses dollar symbols without identifying a currency code. We render the price as $150, without assigning USD. Shipping ranges are transit estimates, not dispatch promises.
What can be confirmed about the deadline?
The form specifies 12 hours but supplies no dated start or end. GSK’s original Discord announcement was posted on November 1, 2026 at 16:06 UTC, and its forwarded copy arrived at 16:08 UTC. Neither timestamp is identified as the raffle opening, so an exact closing time cannot be established from the available announcement.
The form displayed entry content when checked on November 2. That does not guarantee that entries are still being accepted when this story is read; check the official form for current availability.