Monsters on the outside,
sweet on the inside!
Monsters on the outside
sweet on the inside!
Monsters on the outside,
sweet on the inside!
Monsters on the outside, sweet on the inside!
A moment of magic or a box of surprises?
The Labubu doll is a fascinating and unique character from a collectible toy series called The Monsters, produced by Pop Mart in collaboration with Hong Kong-based artist Kasing Lung.
Labubu’s magic lies precisely in what’s hard to explain: a blend of quirky, almost ugly cuteness — and a mischievous smile that’s simply irresistible.
Labubu is far more than just a toy — it’s a collectible cultural phenomenon, a fashion icon, and a global craze!
An authentic doll will have precise paintwork, sharp lines, vibrant colors, and high-quality flexible plastic.
Fakes often appear “smudged,” with paint bleeding from the eyes, poorly assembled parts, or cheap, overly rigid plastic.
Most original blind boxes include a character card featuring the name, a serial number, and sometimes a QR code.
In fakes, the card is often missing, poorly cut, or contains incorrect text or mismatched images.
Authentic Labubu dolls have a distinct and precise expression — curious eyes, tiny teeth, and furry ears.
In fakes, you’ll notice asymmetrical eyes, odd-looking teeth, or misplaced facial features.
In authentic dolls, the parts (arms, legs, ears) are smoothly, cleanly, and precisely connected.
In fakes, the head may not rotate, the joints are rough, or the doll can’t stand steadily.
A price that’s too low (for example: under 40–50 NIS for a single figure) is almost always a red flag for a fake.
Authentic dolls usually range between 50 to 90 NIS per figure, depending on the series and rarity.
The Labubu hysteria began as a cute yet bizarre concept — a collectible doll from Pop Mart’s Blind Box series — but quickly turned into a global phenomenon when Lisa from the K-pop group BLACKPINK called the doll her “secret obsession” in a Vanity Fair video.
Soon after, celebrities like Madonna, Rihanna, Dua Lipa and others joined in, posing with Labubu and sharing it on social media. At the same time, unboxing videos of the surprise boxes — where you don’t know which doll you’ll get — went viral online, fueling anticipation and skyrocketing demand for rare and secret editions. Just like that, Labubu transformed from a mysterious figure into a wildly popular collector’s brand with a global fanbase.
Even Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Crystal Kung Minkoff joined the craze, frequently posting unboxing videos on her socials — in one of them, she even asked:
“Are you on the Labubu trend yet?”