Almost no one knows, that long before Labubu plushies took over the world, Kasing Lung (Labubu's creator) wrote a children’s book entitled, The Monsters. Before he dreamed of stuffed toys, he doodled illustrations. In a whirlwind of creativity inspired by his childhood, Lung sketched quirky, toothy creatures with wild, stitched-up charm in his studio. These misfits, drawn purely for fun, weren’t meant for shelves but for stories brimming with mischief. Too bold for a timid world, they hid in the shadows—raw, unrefined, and unforgettable. Now, Solana celebrates their chaotic return!
Big head, wide grin, and expressive eyes. Cheeky, adventurous, and carefree. Known for fun costumes like animals, holiday themes, or creative outfits.
LABUBU'S MAN A vegetarian monster who looks like a skeleton, Tycoco is Labubu's love interest. Despite his menacing appearance, he’s actually a shy and gentle monster.
This leader of the Labubu tribe looks a lot like Labubu, with fuzzy hair, long ears, and sharp teeth. But, Zimomo has a spiked tail and Labubu has no tail at all. She also has a rounder face compared to Labubu.
This monster is Tycoco’s cousin, and also Labubu’s master. He’s an extrovert who loves to drink.
At first, you may think that this creature is a normal boy, but look closely and you’ll see he has horns! His bright blue eyes also turn brown in different versions.
Another lesser-known The Monsters character is Yaya, who has pointed horns and wears a mischievous grin. Yaya loves exploring, even though it has a bad sense of direction.
Mokoko’s name means “special,” and she is indeed Labubu’s precious friend. You’d recognize her by her pastel-colored fur.
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