Speak, Fido!

No, you’re not dreaming, and you’re not hallucinating, either. That’s really a talking dog. Mouth Mover Masks by Elope are hyper-realistic head coverings that transform you into an animal. And thanks to some ingenious engineering inside, they can talk! Each time you move your jaw inside the mask, the furry beast’s mouth moves, too!

Fur real

One of the reasons these masks are so unsettlingly awesome is their gift of gab. Another is their detailed hairy hides.

Each species has a unique fur texture that best matches the way the animals’ pelts really look, from the faux fur fox to the wooly wolf, to the low pile pug. So when you growl, snarl, bark, or recite a sonnet in a Mouth Mover Mask, expect to get petted!

I saw a werewolf drinking a piña colada at Trader Vic's, and his hair was perfect.

My, what big eyes you have!

When you put on a mask this cool and weird, people are going to stare. Luckily, you can stare back. As it happens, these wild beasts all have eyes set wider than a human’s. That means there’s a perfect spot just between the animal eyes and snouts for you to peer out and enjoy the reactions of the people you encounter.

Your viewing slits are concealed with a black mesh that helps you blend in and not ruin the effect of an upright canine carrying a conversation.

All the better to see you with, my dear.

Wear something wild

Mouth Mover Masks by Elope are currently available in four styles: wolf, lion, pug, and fox. Each has a unique fur, an articulated jaw, and an ability to wow friends and scare strangers. No matter which style you get your paws on, you’ll have a howlin’ good time.

All of them are animalistically awesome.

Question: What age are these appropriate for?

Answer: Due to its size, the mask is designed to be worn by an adolescent or adult, but if you’re younger and your head is big enough, go for it. A person of any age can enjoy the effect of a lifelike animal talking to them.

Question: How do you see out of the mask?

Answer: There’s a pair of mesh screens for your human peepers that are set on the inside of the animals’ eyes. From more than just a few feet away, you can’t even tell it’s there!