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From Birkin's adults to toy kids, a plush toy called Labubu is the name on everyone's lips.

The palm-sized collectible statue was first released in 2015 along with other Nordic-style creatures, a collection of "monsters" created by Dutch-raised illustrator Kassin's lungs. These toys have grown into a noble group of collectors over the years, but among many celebrity representatives, especially in K-Pop Space, they have seen a swell of popularity over the past few months.

“Labubu is my kid,” Blackpink’s Lisa said in an interview with teen Vogue earlier this year.

On Friday, the K-Pop star released photos of her new pink and yellow tie furry Labubu, and by Sunday, hundreds of eager collectors lined up at the Centralworld mall in Bangkok for the release of “big energy.” In Asia, these toys cost between $13 and $16, and are released in "blind box" by Chinese toy maker pop concerts, meaning the exact toy character you get is a mystery until it opens.

The limited release of Mystery Elements doubled, which added to the craze - which is why they reselled up to $700 on sites like kicker crew and Stockx. Of course, the less chance a character appears in the mysterious box, the higher its value. One of the rarest distributions is a tag marked "Secret" with buyers having a 1.4% chance of unboxing. It is currently in auction and costs $1,920.

But if you'd rather take the opportunity, the large energy blind box will be sold on Amazon for $167, which also sells individual figurines for around $100. This Labubu Big In In Energy Doll is currently available for $101, with a 32% discount.

Browse the most coveted Labubu statues below: