Pelikan th*INK Mystery--What can you tell me?

Probably around 2016-2017 I purchased a Pelikan th*INK FP, but I do not recall where or at what cost. It is likely a student/youth pen with a black plastic triangular body, a black rubber grip area, and a very short cap with a metal clip. It only uses ink cartridges. The top of the cap has a molded Pelikan logo but there are no markings on the steel nib. It's never been used.
I am absolutely not able to find any trace of this pen on the internet (reviews/for sale), no matter how I spell/capitalize it. The usual suspects with all sorts of references to Pelikan variations do not have any info, either.
Can anyone offer information on when this model was made and what on earth has happened to it?

Also known as the P63, see here.

Catbert....... Ahhh...thank you! P63 isn't nearly 'interesting' enough, though, for this odd pen. I'll make note of it, but continue to think of it as th*INK. I'm not at all fond of the hard-to-remove little cap as well as it's cartridge-only, but it is an interesting part of my Pelikan collection.

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Originally Posted by DinahLee

Catbert....... Ahhh...thank you! P63 isn't nearly 'interesting' enough, though, for this odd pen. I'll make note of it, but continue to think of it as th*INK. I'm not at all fond of the hard-to-remove little cap as well as it's cartridge-only, but it is an interesting part of my Pelikan collection.

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I have the same pen. I find its grip more comfortable than the Pelikan Twist.
A standard international converter fits.