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Introduction
“Beware the Onibi, for their beauty is a deadly trap, and their light a beacon to the afterlife. In the presence of these ghostly flames, one must tread carefully, lest they become another lost soul, forever wandering the night.”
Designed by Serajiman, in partnership with KBDFans, Onibi is a triple mounting-style TKL keyboard with design inspiration taken from Japanese folklore. It emphasises customisation, comfort and tasteful classicism with a twist.
Design Features
Onibi is a TKL with a comfortable 6.5 degree typing angle, 18mm front height and a variety of attractive design elements, taking inspiration from Japanese folklore and architecture.
The side profile was designed to somewhat resemble a Shinto shrine, apt given the namesake.
Featuring beautiful variable filleted edges which, when viewed from the top, provide a distinct and alluring shape and a comfortably rounded front lip.
The aim of the design was to aptly reflect the theme of Onibi – a flaming spirit that guides lost souls to the afterlife – the Shinto shrine being what I imagine their ‘natural habitat’ would be.
The flaming skull is my interpretation of Onibi, and it’s presence can be seen externally and internally.
There is a removable backplate for contrast, a large graphic weight for heft and sound, and a decorative internal weight that seamlessly blends with the internal skull.
The F13 blocker features a removable badge. There is an overarching balance between playful design and classic tradition, which I feel carries the Onibi well within the keyboard hobby.
Mounting and Plate
Onibi is a top mount, o-ring mount and gasket dumbbell mount keyboard that comes with a variety of plate options – full plate, half plate, and split plates (segregating the 60% cluster from the navigation and function clusters.
Alu plate
PC plate
FR4 plate
Exploded view
Renders
Introduction
“Beware the Onibi, for their beauty is a deadly trap, and their light a beacon to the afterlife. In the presence of these ghostly flames, one must tread carefully, lest they become another lost soul, forever wandering the night.”
Designed by Serajiman, in partnership with KBDFans, Onibi is a triple mounting-style TKL keyboard with design inspiration taken from Japanese folklore. It emphasises customisation, comfort and tasteful classicism with a twist.
Design Features
Onibi is a TKL with a comfortable 6.5 degree typing angle, 18mm front height and a variety of attractive design elements, taking inspiration from Japanese folklore and architecture.
The side profile was designed to somewhat resemble a Shinto shrine, apt given the namesake.
Featuring beautiful variable filleted edges which, when viewed from the top, provide a distinct and alluring shape and a comfortably rounded front lip.
The aim of the design was to aptly reflect the theme of Onibi – a flaming spirit that guides lost souls to the afterlife – the Shinto shrine being what I imagine their ‘natural habitat’ would be.
The flaming skull is my interpretation of Onibi, and it’s presence can be seen externally and internally.
There is a removable backplate for contrast, a large graphic weight for heft and sound, and a decorative internal weight that seamlessly blends with the internal skull.
The F13 blocker features a removable badge. There is an overarching balance between playful design and classic tradition, which I feel carries the Onibi well within the keyboard hobby.
Mounting and Plate
Onibi is a top mount, o-ring mount and gasket dumbbell mount keyboard that comes with a variety of plate options – full plate, half plate, and split plates (segregating the 60% cluster from the navigation and function clusters.
Alu plate
PC plate
FR4 plate
Exploded view
Renders
