🧚 Pucky Collector Guide 2026

Your complete guide to Pucky — the enchanting fairy-tale blind box series by Pop Mart beloved by collectors across Southeast Asia. Series breakdowns, pull rates, secret figures and where to buy.

🌿 What is Pucky?

Pucky is one of Pop Mart’s most beloved original IP characters — a series of whimsical fairy-tale creatures designed by artist Pucky (薄荷 Bomi). Featuring baby angels, mermaids, bunnies and enchanted forest creatures, the Pucky series is instantly recognisable for its pastel palette, oversized heads and dreamy aesthetic.

Since launching in 2019, Pucky has amassed a massive collector base across Southeast Asia, Japan and Korea. The series regularly sells out within minutes of launch and limited editions command serious secondary market premiums.

  • 🎨 Artist: Pucky (薄荷 Bomi)
  • 🏭 Manufacturer: Pop Mart
  • 📏 Figure Size: 7–9 cm average
  • 🌟 Best For: Pastel & fantasy collectors
  • 💰 Price Range: MYR 29–59 per box
Pucky Blind Box Collectibles — Blind Box Central

🌲 Spotlight: Forest Fairies Limited Edition

One of Pucky’s most sought-after releases — the Forest Fairies Limited Edition features 12 enchanting creatures inspired by woodland spirits. With a 1:144 secret figure pull rate, this set is a must-have for every serious Pucky collector in Southeast Asia.

12

Figures in Set

1:144

Secret Figure Rate

MYR 45

Avg. Box Price (SEA)

🎯 Pucky Collector Tips

⚡ Buy on Drop Day

Pucky series sell out fast. Set reminders for Pop Mart MY, SG and TH drop dates. Join the BBC newsletter for real-time alerts.

🔍 Spot Fakes Easily

Authentic Pucky figures have clean paint edges, a Pop Mart hologram sticker and consistent pastel colours. Avoid Lazada/Shopee listings without official seals.

💎 Chase Secret Figures

Pucky secret figures retail at 1:144 probability. Resale value is typically 3–8× retail. Buy in case sets for the best pull odds.

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