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Labubu and The Monsters: Your guide to Kasing Lung’s creations

Have you noticed a recent proliferation of new mascots on social media? Here’s your opportunity to get to know Labubu and The Monsters, how to tell them apart, and what each of their characteristics are.

The mischievous elvish doll with sharp teeth has recently seen a surge in popularity here in Thailand after she took a brief tour here in Bangkok. But there are still many who don’t really know much about Labubu. We already have a handy guide to some of the frequently asked questions about the character that you can check out, but that’s focused solely on Labubu. Artist Kasing Lung created the character as part of a group known as The Monsters, characters inspired by Lung’s fascination with Nordic mythology. So who exactly are Labubu’s fellow monsters? 

[Hero image: Pop Mart]

A guide to Kasing Lung’s Labubu and The Monsters

Labubu

what is labubu
Image credit: Pop Mart FB

Labubu is the most popular of The Monsters, recognisable from her fur, serrated teeth, and sly smile. The Pop Mart website describes her as mischievous but kind-hearted, always wanting to help though sometimes inadvertently doing bad things. Her long ears are similar to that of some of the other Monsters, but she bears the most striking resemblance to Zimomo. In fact, they look so much alike that some people can’t tell them apart.

Price starts at approx. THB 200

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Zimomo

Image credit: Mad Max Toys

Much like Labubu, Zimomo is fuzzy, long-eared, and sports sharp teeth that they show off when they smile. At first glance, telling Labubu and Zimomo apart seems almost impossible. Both of them have the brown fur, the serrated teeth, and that smile that seems like they’re hiding something. But there is one key difference that you can easily clock to tell them apart: a tail. Zimomo has a tail while Labubu does not. 

Price starts at approx. THB 200

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Tycoco

Image credit: My Plastic Heart

If you never thought skulls could be cute, Tycoco is here to prove you wrong. The adorable skeletal character is usually on the receiving end of Labubu’s antics. Fortunately for Labubu, Tycoco cares for her too much to give up being friends with her. At the end of the day, Tycoco also knows Labubu loves them. You can find numerous Tycoco figures in various poses and outfits. On top of that, you can also buy a Labubu and Tycoco sticker pack for LINE.

Price starts at approx. THB 500

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Spooky

Image credit: My Plastic Heart

It seems fitting that one of The Monsters is a subtly scary-looking snowman. The aptly-named Spooky can look cute in one moment and creepy the next depending on the pose and outfit the figure has. There are times when Spooky seems really adorable. Other times, they seem like they’re staring into the farthest depths of your soul and know your deepest darkest secrets.

Price starts at approx. THB 4,000

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Pato

Image credit: Pop Mart

The last member of The Monsters has recognisable ears that droop on their side and mouse-like features. Most of the time, Pato’s figures sport purple skin but like all the other characters, there are times the colour varies. For example, Pato’s Squid Game-inspired version has brown skin instead of purple. Pato also wears different hats at times. 

Price starts at approx. THB 300

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To buy Labubu and The Monster figures and other items, check out Pop Mart’s website.

Note:
The information in this article is accurate as of the date of publication.

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Labubu and The Monsters: Your guide to Kasing Lung’s creations

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