Pop Mart’s Big Into Energy series returns in 2026 with vibrant Labubu variants, rare gray secrets, and zodiac-driven resale momentum. Pop Mart first launched the Big Into Energy series on April 25, ...

Consumers check out Labubu figures at a Pop Mart store in the Siam Center shopping mall in Bangkok on Tuesday. LILLIAN ...

In the 1980s there was the Cabbage Patch craze and then in the '90s it was all about Beanie Babies -- now the latest toy craze is all about Labubu. The little monster doll with a toothy grin -- ...

The Labubu craze proves that play can be serious business. The quirky vinyl or plush toys from Pop Mart are a worldwide phenomenon, riding a rising wave in popularity among both collectors and ...

Pop Mart, the Chinese toy brand popular for turning quirky characters into global sensations, is once again set to capture the spotlight with the launch of new Labubu collectibles. Labubu, with its ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Labubu emerged as a standout character in the toy world, blending whimsy with mischief. This elf-like figure captured global ...

Labubu World Cup 2026 collectibles are going viral—find out where to buy the trending figures before they sell out.

The latest trend to break the internet comes in the form of plush toys, figurines and key chains, each pursued with madness and sold out in minutes. Labubus are the must-have collector’s item right ...

Pop Mart’s Crybaby blind boxes surge in 2026 as emotional storytelling and Powerpuff Girls crossovers lift resale from $25 commons to $200+ rares. In the middle of 2026’s ongoing collectible boom, Pop ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Designer art toy trends 2026 show a clear pivot in the collectibles world. Labubu dominated 2025 thanks to viral moments with ...

The popularity of Pop Mart's Labubu (LABUBU) in China, which once made headlines when a four-piece set priced at 9,000 yuan ...

Labubu has taken the world by storm. To shed light on these issues, we spoke with Mari-Claudia Jiménez and Gina Bibby, two attorneys with Withers Art and Advisory in New York. If a collector treats ...