BUILD DIRECTION
A theme-led keyboard
The King's Avatar themed builds
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02 / THE ESSENTIALS
AKKO The King’s Avatar MOA Keycap Set at a Glance
PBT
Material
MOA
Profile
Dye-sublimation
Process
137
Key Count
Cross-shaped / MX-style stem connection
Stem compatibility
9.8 mm uniform
Profile Height
7
Character Themes
FIT & COMPATIBILITY
Check compatibility before ordering
Stem fit and layout fit are separate checks
MX-style cross stems support common switches, while AKKO lists both US-ANSI and ISO-UK layout support.
Specialty bottom rows, split spacebars and Alice layouts still require a key-map check.
Check specialty key sizes separately from stem compatibility.
The set uses MX-style cross stems and AKKO lists US-ANSI and ISO-UK support. Split spacebars, Alice layouts and unusual bottom rows still need a key-map check.
Stem FitCross-shaped / MX-style stem connection
Official Layout StandardUS-ANSI & ISO-UK
Specialty LayoutsCheck key map for split spacebars, Alice and non-standard bottom rows
PRODUCT DETAILS
Material, profile & legends
MOA PROFILE
MOA uses a rounded, uniform 9.8 mm height
MOA uses rounded keys at a uniform 9.8 mm height instead of the stepped rows found on Cherry or OEM.
If you prefer sculpted rows, MOA will look and feel noticeably different.
Choose MOA for its rounded, level geometry.
CONSTRUCTION / PRINT
Five-sided artwork makes the collaboration feel complete
The kit uses PBT with dye-sublimated artwork and a 108-key base plus 29 supplemental keys.
Five-sided treatment on the current fulfillment SKU carries artwork across multiple visible faces.
Built for a full collaboration theme, not just novelty accents.
MaterialPBT
ProfileMOA
Legend MethodDye-sub
Stem CompatibilityMX-style
Key Count137 keys
DECIDE QUICKLY
Is this right for your build?
YOUR BUILD
Choose it if
- The King's Avatar themed builds
- Buyers who prefer rounded, uniform-height MOA geometry
- ANSI or ISO-UK layouts using the 137-key kit
TRADE-OFFS
Check before buying
- MOA differs from sculpted Cherry/OEM profiles
- Character styling is intentionally bold
- Alice, split-spacebar and unusual bottom rows need exact checks
USE CASES
One 137-key specification across the character family
All seven character themes share the same 137-key physical specification, PBT material, MOA geometry and dye-sub construction.
The selector changes artwork and colors, not the core fit or profile.
Pick the character you like; the underlying specification stays the same.
BUILD DIRECTION
Check your layout
Buyers who prefer rounded, uniform-height MOA geometry
BUILD DIRECTION
Choose the profile
ANSI or ISO-UK layouts using the 137-key kit
DETAILS
Detailed specifications
Material
PBT
Profile
MOA
Legend Method
Dye-sub
Stem Compatibility
MX-style
Layout Support
US-ANSI & ISO-UK
Key Count
137 keys
Theme
The King's Avatar character collaboration
Included Keys
137-key set (108 base + 29 supplemental)
Source & interpretation
SpecificationsProduct specifications are drawn from the product sources identified for this set.
ExperienceProfile and build guidance is editorial interpretation, not a claim of controlled KeebPilot testing.
BUYING NOTES
Good to Know
Build Notes
Choose the character first, then compare the 137-key map with your board. MOA uses a uniform 9.8 mm height, so treat it as a full-profile change.
FAQ
Questions about AKKO The King's Avatar MOA Keycap Set
How many keycaps are included?
137 keycaps: a 108-key base plus 29 supplemental keys.
What profile does this set use?
AKKO MOA profile, with rounded keys at a uniform 9.8 mm height.
How are the graphics produced?
Dye-sublimated artwork, with five-sided treatment on the current fulfillment SKU.
Which character themes are available?
Seven themes: Ye Xiu, Wang Jiexi, Yu Wenzhou, Su Mucheng, Huang Shaotian, Zhang Jiale and Zhou Zekai.
Which layouts are supported?
AKKO lists US-ANSI and ISO-UK. Specialty layouts still need a key-map check.
Do these fit MX-style switches?
Yes. The set uses MX-style cross stems; specialty key sizes must still match your board.
Are the legends shine-through?
Shine-through is not listed as a feature.