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Test: What Kind of Labubu Are You?
Labubu is more than just a toy. It’s a whole phenomenon that has captured the hearts of millions!
These cute, toothy creatures with big eyes have burst into our lives, becoming a symbol of good mood and a stylish accessory. The Labubu boom started in 2023 when the Chinese company Pop Mart released a series of figurines featuring this funny character. And since then, their popularity has only grown! According to some data, more than 10 million Labubu figurines were sold worldwide in 2024.
Today, Labubu is not only about collecting, but also a way to express your individuality. Everyone can find a Labubu to their liking, because they come in all shapes and sizes: from lazy yogis to energetic partygoers. We invite you to take a break during your lunch break and find out which Labubu companion perfectly reflects your personality!
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