Sticker | Phoenix Reborn is a Paper community sticker from the Bestiary Capsule, designed by apel8. As the base-film entry in its set and a Workshop artwork, it lives at the entry point for collectors who chase capsule themes and clean stock.
Sticker | Phoenix Reborn is a Paper community sticker from the Bestiary Capsule, designed by apel8. As the base-film entry in its set and a Workshop artwork, it lives at the entry point for collectors who chase capsule themes and clean stock.
Sticker | Phoenix Reborn is a Paper finish community sticker released in the Bestiary Capsule. It is not an autograph or team logo but a Workshop artwork intended for general application and display within that capsule's lineup.
This one carries the Paper film, the baseline finish in the sticker ladder. Paper sits below premium films like Holo, Foil, Glitter and the special Gold or Lenticular offerings for a given set, so it is the most common visual option among siblings.
By label this sticker sits in the budget bracket; buyers should expect it to trade at the low end relative to premium finishes from the same capsule. For collectors that want capsule coverage without chasing high-end finishes, a Paper like this is the obvious entry.
This is a Workshop community piece rather than a pro autograph or team mark, and it depicts a stylized phoenix motif rendered by designer apel8. The pedigree here is straightforward: a community artist's contribution meant to sit among the Bestiary Capsule's thematic artworks.
It came from the Bestiary Capsule, so it shares a set with other creature-themed Workshop stickers and potential premium variants released alongside it. Being a capsule release defines its siblings and the visual language collectors look for when building a matched set.
Apply this sticker to a weapon and it becomes part of that skin; scraping reduces the film and removing it destroys the sticker. Every craft that locks it to a weapon consumes a copy from the available stock, so the pool of clean, unapplied examples only gets smaller.
The sticker carries the High Grade rarity designation, placing it in the lower-to-middle band of rarity tiers used for stickers. That grade underpins expectations about how often clean copies appear and how it stacks up against higher rarity badges.
Collectors craft Papers like this onto sleeve or body placements when they want clear, low-profile artwork without premium glare. Papers can still complement a clean weapon finish, and that steady, functional demand is what keeps basic films moving among crafters and new collectors.
Released September 29th, 2016, this piece sits in the mid-era of Workshop capsule releases and reflects the Bestiary Capsule's creature-driven theme. Its timing and origin mean it is part of the broader wave of community artwork that continued to populate capsules around that period.
