NeeDoh Sprite is a translucent green gel cube styled after lemon-lime soda, with a frosted, ice-cube finish. The square body copies the Nice Cube mold. Neither the toy brand nor the drink brand touched it, so the soda look is purely the seller's doing.
Sellers list most cubes at 1.5 to 2 inches per side, with jumbo versions closer to 3. Some sellers ship the green cube alone, others drop it into a four-color soda set, and a handful use a drop or raindrop mold instead of a square. Color depth varies too: pale mint on one batch, deep lime on the next.
- Unlicensed lemon-lime cube that squeezes well
- Frosted finish makes it look like carved ice
- About 1.5 to 2 inches, jumbo runs near 3
- Square gel body modeled on the Nice Cube
- Pale mint to deep lime, shade varies by batch
Is NeeDoh Sprite Real?
No toy deal with Sprite has ever existed, and the official line has no lemon-lime cube. What the listings sell is unbranded gel cut to the Nice Cube shape, tinted green by whichever factory filled the order, softer or stiffer batch to batch.
At latte money, buying one is easy. The squeeze carries the same slow give as the cubes on the official shelf. Shade is the gamble: batches swing between pale mint and deep lime, and the photo may not match what arrives.
Where to Buy NeeDoh Sprite
Single green cubes sit at $8 to $15 on Amazon, moving with size and bundle count. AliExpress lists the cube near $3 to $6 behind slow delivery, and Walmart stock rises and falls with whichever marketplace seller holds it.
Multipacks get broken up, and the resulting singles land on eBay a dollar or two cheaper. "Green squishy cube" pulls listings that "Nee Doh Sprite" misses; run both.
