Claims that a popular toy collectible was actually inspired by a demon from ancient folklore circulated online in July 2025.

Labubu dolls have taken over the world, with celebrities including Rihanna, Cher and Kim Kardashian adorning them on handbags. The same dolls are now being linked to Pazuzu, a Mesopotamian demon ...

The eerie rise of Labubu dolls has social media users drawing links to The Simpsons and demonic mythology, prompting panic, theories and a viral debate.

A rare, first-generation Labubu figure has sold for $150,000 in Beijing at an auction held exclusively for the toys that have taken the world by storm.

Ever heard of Labubu? Scroll through social media and you'll likely come across unboxing videos or clips of shoppers waiting in long lines to get one. Read about the viral toy and fashion accessory.

A number of Labubu are available for "Buy It Now" options on eBay in the $30 to $50 range — although the more popular ones can hit triple digits. The dolls retail for $20-$30 on the primary market.

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But Labubu’s popularity has spiked over the past year, thanks to celebrity endorsements. Lisa, from K-pop mega group Blackpink, has frequently professed her love of the creature on social media.

Labubu plush toys, released in mystery blind boxes, are reselling online for as high as $700. Here's where to buy Labubu plush toys online.

The link between Labubu and Pazuzu seems to be based on speculation and misinformation, with no concrete evidence to support the claims of demonic connections. Also Read | Amid 'Korean Botox' Buzz On ...

Claims that a popular toy collectible was actually inspired by a demon from ancient folklore circulated online in July 2025. Some users claimed that Labubu, a cute, fuzzy monster with big eyes and a ...