Vinyl collectible figure consistent with Pet Simulator X species

This item is a small, stylized vinyl or plastic collectible figure, roughly 1.5 to 2 inches in size. It is cube-shaped with rounded corners, featuring a vibrant orange body. The front of the cube is decorated with white eye-like shapes and a beige, textured diagonal element resembling a bandage or a shell section. A dark grey or black curly antenna-like feature protrudes from the top center. The matte finish and simplified geometry are stylistically consistent with merchandise from the Pet Simulator series, specifically appearing to represent a 'Corgi' or 'Dog' variant with a 'mummy' or 'bandaged' theme. Physical condition appears good with no significant scuffs or paint loss visible in the image. While the user-supplied note mentions 'PhatMojo,' there are no manufacturer marks visible on the front of the object to verify this attribution or the item's age. This identification remains a stylistic hypothesis subject to verification of any trademarks or stamps located on the bottom or back of the figure.

Based on my visual examination of the provided image, I have analyzed this small vinyl figure which exhibits stylistic characteristics consistent with the Pet Simulator franchise. Per the user's notes, the item is attributed to the manufacturer PhatMojo; however, I cannot verify this attribution from the photo as no manufacturer marks or trademarks are visible. The object appears to be a stylized 'mummy' variant pet, likely part of a blind-box series or collectible pack. Based on what I can see, the physical condition is good with vibrant colors and a clean matte finish, which are positive indicators for value in the secondary market for modern toys. My estimate is based on the assumption that this is a licensed product from the Pet Simulator series. The market for these collectibles is driven largely by rarity and the presence of any associated digital codes, which I cannot confirm from these images. If this figure lacks its original packaging and digital contents, the value resides solely in the physical toy as a 'loose' collectible. To confirm the item’s origin and potential value, a physical inspection of the bottom for a copyright stamp or logo is necessary. If this item were determined to be an unlicensed reproduction or a generic 'in the style of' figure, its market value would likely decrease to a nominal amount under $2.00. Generally, values for mass-produced vinyl figures of this scale remain stable but modest unless they are confirmed as limited-edition chase variants. Authentic documentation or original retail packaging would be required to support a higher-end valuation.