Are All Labubu Female?

No, not all characters under the "Labubu" name are female — but the iconic figure of Labubu herself, along with most of her kind, is officially portrayed as female. Here’s a detailed and clear breakdown to help you understand the gender distinctions within this beloved fantasy world.

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🧚♀️ Labubu: The Female Elf

According to the original creator, Kasing Lung, and further clarified by Pop Mart, Labubu is described as a female forest elf. She is known for her mischievous personality, pointed ears, bright eyes, and signature grin — and notably, she does not have a tail. This portrayal is consistent across backstories, product descriptions, and promotional materials.

Many similar characters in the same universe — such as Mokoko, Tycoco, Pippo, and Macaron — are also considered female. They are often grouped together as “Labubu's tribe” and share the same tailless trait.

🧸 Zimomo: The Male Counterpart

In contrast, Zimomo — another central character from “The Monsters” world — is explicitly defined as male. Visual differences help distinguish him: he has a tail and often takes on a leadership role within the group. This clear gender divide is widely recognized by the brand and collecting community.

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🌍 Fan Interpretations and Cultural Reception

While official sources assign traditional gender traits, many fans appreciate the playful and somewhat androgynous design of these characters. In global fan communities — especially on platforms like Reddit, Instagram, and Weibo — some enjoy viewing Labubu through a more fluid or non-binary lens. This inclusive interpretation aligns with modern discussions around identity and representation, making Labubu an endearing figure across diverse audiences.

One fan shared:

“I see Labubu as beyond gender — they’re pure mischief and joy!”

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📘 Summary Table

✅ Conclusion

So, to clearly answer the question:

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  Labubu and most characters like her are officially female.

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  Zimomo is the standout male figure.

Yet the world of collectibles and fan culture always leaves space for personal connection and meaning. Whether you see Labubu as a female elf, a symbol of fun beyond gender, or anything in between — what truly matters is the joy and comfort these little beings bring into our lives.