250+ Labubu Names for Every Cute Little Monster

Looking for Labubu names that actually match your little monster?

Start with its color, expression, outfit, or personality. A soft-looking figure might suit Mochi, Poppy, or Mimi, while a cheekier one may feel more like Jinx, Pickles, or Rascal.

Labubu comes from artist Kasing Lung’s The Monsters universe and has become closely associated with POP MART collectibles, blind boxes, vinyl figures, plush pendants, and bag charms.

This guide goes beyond a basic name list. You will find cute, funny, aesthetic, unusual, color-based, food-inspired, spooky, matching, and collection-themed ideas. You will also learn about Labubu’s original name, related characters, and simple ways to create a name of your own.

Best Labubu Name Ideas at a Glance

Need a quick answer? These Labubu names cover cute, funny, spooky, aesthetic, food-inspired, and unusual styles, so you can quickly find one that fits your figure.

Some of the easiest names to remember are:

Style	Ideas
Cute	Mochi, Mimi, Coco, Poppy, Bibi
Funny	Pickles, Noodle, Beans, Waffles, Nugget
Aesthetic	Luna, Opal, Clover, Sage, Nova
Mischievous	Jinx, Rascal, Gremlin, Trouble, Loki
Spooky	Boo, Salem, Shadow, Hex, Poe
Food	Tofu, Matcha, Cookie, Toffee, Churro
Cool	Onyx, Ace, Vex, Blaze, Ziggy
Tiny	Pip, Dot, Bean, Pebble, Button
Dreamy	Moonie, Starry, Cloud, Aura, Twinkle
Rare	Zumi, Kippi, Orbi, Vexa, Quillo

The best choice usually has three qualities: it is easy to say, easy to remember, and fits something noticeable about your figure.

Cute Labubu Names

Want something as adorable as those long ears and fluffy details?

Try a short, soft-sounding name.

• Bibi
• Binky
• Boba
• Bunny
• Coco
• Cookie
• Didi
• Dottie
• Fifi
• Gigi
• Honey
• Jelly
• Kiki
• Lala
• Lulu
• Mimi
• Mochi
• Nini
• Peachy
• Pippa
• Poppy
• Pookie
• Pudding
• Rosie
• Sprinkle
• Taffy
• Tilly
• Tofu
• Toto
• Twinkle
• Winky
• Yuki
• Zuzu

Names with repeated sounds, such as Bibi, Kiki, Mimi, and Lulu, often feel especially playful.

Funny Names for a Labubu

That wide grin gives you plenty of room to be silly.

If your collectible looks like it is about to cause trouble, consider:

• Beans
• Biscuit
• Bonkers
• Booger
• Bumpy
• Chonk
• Crumbs
• Dumpling
• Fuzzball
• Goober
• Gremlin
• Jellybean
• Meatball
• Nibbles
• Noodle
• Nugget
• Pickles
• Potato
• Scruffy
• Snickers
• Squish
• Stinky
• Taco
• Tater
• Toast
• Waffles
• Wiggles
• Wonky
• Zoomie
• Captain Chaos
• Tiny Trouble
• Sir Bites
• Snack Thief
• Fuzzy Pants
• Mr. Mischief

Food words work surprisingly well because they contrast with Labubu’s monster-like appearance.

Aesthetic Name Ideas

Displaying your figure on a shelf, desk, or handbag?

A softer, stylish name can fit the visual side of collecting.

• Alba
• Aura
• Bloom
• Celeste
• Clover
• Dove
• Echo
• Eden
• Elara
• Fern
• Flora
• Halo
• Ivory
• Juniper
• Lune
• Luna
• Maple
• Meadow
• Misty
• Nova
• Olive
• Opal
• Pearl
• Petal
• Rain
• Sage
• Sol
• Velvet
• Venus
• Willow
• Wren
• Zephyr

These work especially well with neutral, pastel, floral, and dreamy designs.

Unique Labubu Names

Want something less likely to appear in everyone else’s collection?

Made-up names work well for fantasy characters because they do not need a traditional meaning.

• Azu
• Bimzi
• Dovi
• Elki
• Fizzi
• Kippi
• Lumo
• Mibbi
• Moki
• Nello
• Nibzi
• Orbi
• Piko
• Pumi
• Quillo
• Rumi
• Soki
• Tavi
• Tippi
• Tuppi
• Vexa
• Vumi
• Wibby
• Xumi
• Yoppi
• Zavi
• Zibby
• Zimi
• Zoki
• Zumi

A useful trick is to combine two simple sounds.

For example:

• Lu + mi = Lumi
• Ko + ko = Koko
• Zu + bi = Zubi
• Mi + lo = Milo
• Pi + ko = Piko

The result feels character-like without becoming difficult to pronounce.

Girl Labubu Names

Prefer something sweet or feminine?

• Bella
• Bonnie
• Chloe
• Daisy
• Ellie
• Emmy
• Evie
• Flora
• Gigi
• Hazel
• Ivy
• Josie
• Kiki
• Lily
• Lola
• Lucy
• Luna
• Maisie
• Mia
• Millie
• Nala
• Olive
• Penny
• Pippa
• Poppy
• Rosie
• Ruby
• Sophie
• Stella
• Tilly
• Winnie
• Zoe

You do not need to follow gender rules when naming a collectible. Pick the sound and style you enjoy most.

Boy Labubu Names

For something playful, cool, or boyish, try:

• Alfie
• Archie
• Benny
• Bowie
• Buddy
• Charlie
• Dexter
• Eddie
• Finn
• Frankie
• Gus
• Hugo
• Jasper
• Leo
• Louie
• Milo
• Monty
• Nico
• Ollie
• Oscar
• Percy
• Remy
• Rex
• Rocky
• Teddy
• Theo
• Toby
• Ziggy

Milo, Ollie, Teddy, Archie, and Ziggy have the playful sound that suits a small character.

Gender-Neutral Ideas

Not every collectible needs a boy or girl name.

These work either way:

• Ash
• Bailey
• Bean
• Blue
• Boo
• Charlie
• Coco
• Echo
• Frankie
• Jinx
• Lucky
• Mika
• Mochi
• Nova
• Onyx
• Pebble
• Pip
• Rain
• Remy
• River
• Robin
• Sage
• Sky
• Sunny
• Teddy
• Ziggy

Names Based on Labubu’s Personality

Instead of starting with color, imagine what your figure would be like if it came alive.

For a Mischievous One

• Bandit
• Chaos
• Cheeky
• Gizmo
• Gremlin
• Imp
• Jester
• Jinx
• Loki
• Rascal
• Rebel
• Riot
• Rogue
• Scamp
• Sneaky
• Trouble
• Trick
• Zippy

For a Sweet One

• Angel
• Baby
• Honey
• Joy
• Lovebug
• Peach
• Pookie
• Sugar
• Sunny
• Sweetie

For a Sleepy One

• Dozy
• Dreamy
• Napper
• Pillow
• Snooze
• Sleepy
• Snug
• Snuffles
• Yawn
• Zzz

For an Energetic One

• Bolt
• Bounce
• Dash
• Flash
• Rocket
• Sparky
• Sprint
• Zoom
• Zoomie
• Zippy

Personality-based naming is useful when two figures have similar colors but completely different expressions.

Color-Inspired Names

Color is one of the simplest ways to identify different pieces in a collection.

Pink

• Berry
• Blush
• Blossom
• Bubblegum
• Cherry
• Cotton
• Peony
• Pinky
• Rosie
• Strawberry
• Taffy

Brown

• Brownie
• Cocoa
• Coffee
• Hazel
• Maple
• Mocha
• Nutmeg
• Teddy
• Toffee
• Truffle

White or Cream

• Cloud
• Coconut
• Cream
• Frost
• Ivory
• Marshmallow
• Milky
• Pearl
• Snowy
• Vanilla

Green

• Basil
• Clover
• Fern
• Kiwi
• Lime
• Matcha
• Mint
• Moss
• Olive
• Sage

Blue

• Aqua
• Bluebell
• Blueberry
• Ocean
• Rain
• River
• Sky
• Storm
• Wave

Black or Dark

• Ash
• Coal
• Eclipse
• Inky
• Midnight
• Noir
• Onyx
• Raven
• Shadow
• Smoky

Matching color and name also makes a large display easier to remember.

Pastel Names

Pastel designs have a softer feel, so gentle words often fit them best.

• Angel
• Blush
• Cloudy
• Cotton
• Dreamy
• Lilac
• Lolly
• Melody
• Minty
• Moonbeam
• Peach
• Petal
• Puff
• Rainbow
• Skye
• Snowdrop
• Sorbet
• Sprinkle
• Sugarplum
• Twinkle

Food-Inspired Names

Food names are popular for plushies and collectibles because they sound warm, cute, and familiar.

Sweet Treats

• Brownie
• Candy
• Caramel
• Churro
• Cookie
• Cupcake
• Donut
• Fudge
• Honey
• Jelly
• Macaron
• Marshmallow
• Mochi
• Muffin
• Pudding
• Sugar
• Toffee
• Truffle

Snacks and Savory Foods

• Bagel
• Bao
• Dumpling
• Kimchi
• Noodle
• Nugget
• Olive
• Pickle
• Pretzel
• Sushi
• Taco
• Tofu
• Waffle

You can even match food and color. Matcha suits green, Mocha suits brown, and Marshmallow works nicely for cream.

Fruit-Inspired Ideas

Fruit names give you another simple color connection.

• Apple
• Apricot
• Berry
• Cherry
• Fig
• Grape
• Kiwi
• Lemon
• Mango
• Melon
• Peach
• Pear
• Plum
• Raspberry
• Strawberry
• Tangerine

Nature-Inspired Ideas

For an earthy or woodland feel, consider:

• Acorn
• Aspen
• Berry
• Birch
• Blossom
• Cedar
• Clover
• Daisy
• Fern
• Forest
• Hazel
• Ivy
• Juniper
• Leaf
• Maple
• Meadow
• Moss
• Pebble
• Poppy
• Rain
• River
• Rose
• Willow

This style also connects nicely with the forest and fantasy feel associated with The Monsters world.

Spooky Names

Cute and creepy can work together.

Labubu’s sharp teeth and mischievous look make spooky naming surprisingly natural.

• Batty
• Boo
• Bones
• Cobweb
• Creeper
• Crow
• Dusk
• Fang
• Ghost
• Gloom
• Grim
• Hex
• Midnight
• Mist
• Phantom
• Poe
• Raven
• Salem
• Shade
• Shadow
• Spells
• Spooky
• Thorn
• Wisp

Want something less scary? Boo, Wisp, Poe, and Moon keep the spooky feel without sounding dark.

Magical and Fantasy Names

Labubu was created within Kasing Lung’s fantasy world, and official descriptions connect The Monsters to a woodland, elf-like setting.

That makes fantasy names feel right at home.

• Astra
• Charm
• Cosmo
• Dream
• Elfie
• Fable
• Fairy
• Glimmer
• Halo
• Lyra
• Magic
• Merlin
• Moonbeam
• Mystic
• Nimbus
• Nova
• Pixie
• Rune
• Sprite
• Stardust
• Starry
• Vega
• Wish

Celestial Names

Stars and space provide another strong theme for collectors.

• Astro
• Comet
• Cosmo
• Eclipse
• Galaxy
• Luna
• Mars
• Mercury
• Moon
• Nebula
• Nova
• Orbit
• Pluto
• Saturn
• Sol
• Star
• Venus
• Vega

A whole shelf could follow this theme without repeating a name.

Cool Names

Not every figure needs to sound cuddly.

Try these if yours has a stronger look:

• Ace
• Astro
• Axel
• Blaze
• Bolt
• Dash
• Echo
• Flash
• Ghost
• Jax
• Jett
• Jinx
• Knox
• Neo
• Onyx
• Pixel
• Rebel
• Rex
• Riot
• Rocket
• Rogue
• Sonic
• Storm
• Vex
• Zero

Tiny Names for a Small Collectible

Sometimes the size itself provides the best inspiration.

• Bean
• Bitty
• Button
• Dot
• Dottie
• Mini
• Midge
• Nib
• Nibble
• Pebble
• Peanut
• Peewee
• Pico
• Pip
• Pocket
• Speck
• Sprout
• Tiny
• Titch

Pocket is particularly fitting for a small plush pendant or bag charm.

Labubu Nicknames

You do not have to replace the original name completely.

Cute shortened forms include:

• Bubu
• Bubs
• Bubby
• Bubz
• Labby
• Labi
• Laboo
• Labz
• Lala
• Lulu
• Lubby
• Lubu
• Boo
• LB

Or personalize it:

• Berry Bubu
• Baby Bubu
• Coco Bubu
• Mini Bubu
• Mochi Bubu
• Moon Bubu
• Pink Bubu
• Spooky Bubu
• Tiny Bubu

Matching Names for Two Labubus

Have a pair?

Choose names that naturally belong together.

First	Second
Mochi	Matcha
Cookie	Cream
Luna	Nova
Salt	Pepper
Peach	Plum
Honey	Bee
Sunny	Moon
Bubble	Pop
Sugar	Spice
Tofu	Miso
Coco	Mocha
Pip	Pop
Boo	Ghost
Maple	Moss
Jelly	Bean
Peanut	Butter
Trick	Treat
Zig	Zag

Pairs are especially fun when the figures have opposite colors or expressions.

Names for Three Labubus

Got a trio?

Try sets that sound connected:

• Mochi, Matcha, Miso
• Luna, Nova, Cosmo
• Peach, Plum, Berry
• Bean, Pip, Dot
• Cookie, Brownie, Muffin
• Clover, Moss, Fern
• Boo, Hex, Ghost
• Jinx, Chaos, Trouble
• Cloud, Rain, Storm
• Ruby, Pearl, Opal

Theme Ideas for a Whole Collection

This is where collectors can make naming much more interesting.

Instead of choosing unrelated names, give every figure a shared theme.

Café Theme

• Mocha
• Latte
• Cocoa
• Chai
• Matcha
• Cream

Dessert Theme

• Mochi
• Cookie
• Toffee
• Pudding
• Truffle
• Brownie

Garden Theme

• Daisy
• Poppy
• Clover
• Fern
• Rose
• Willow

Space Theme

• Luna
• Nova
• Astro
• Comet
• Orbit
• Vega

Mischief Theme

• Chaos
• Jinx
• Rascal
• Trouble
• Rogue
• Gremlin

Tiny Things Theme

• Bean
• Dot
• Pebble
• Button
• Pip
• Sprout

A shared theme becomes even more useful as your collection grows.

Names Inspired by Outfits and Accessories

Does your figure have a distinctive costume?

Use it.

Floral Outfit

• Blossom
• Daisy
• Flora
• Petal
• Poppy
• Rosie

Winter Look

• Frost
• Snowy
• Cocoa
• Flurry
• Ice
• Winter

Cozy Outfit

• Biscuit
• Blanket
• Cocoa
• Muffin
• Snug
• Teddy

Bright Outfit

• Confetti
• Pop
• Rainbow
• Spark
• Sunny
• Zippy

Dark Outfit

• Eclipse
• Midnight
• Noir
• Onyx
• Raven
• Shadow

This usually produces a more personal result than choosing randomly from a huge list.

Official Labubu Name vs Personal Nickname

There is an important difference.

Labubu is already the official character name.

Kasing Lung created the character as part of The Monsters, and POP MART now produces many collectible versions and themed releases featuring it.

When collectors say they are “naming their Labubu,” they usually mean giving their particular figure a personal nickname.

That nickname does not change its official character identity.

For example:

Official character: Labubu
Your nickname: Mochi

Both can exist at the same time.

Is Every Monster Character a Labubu?

No.

This is one of the most useful distinctions for new collectors.

The Monsters is the larger character world. Labubu is one character within it. Other recognizable characters associated with the universe include Zimomo, Tycoco, Mokoko, Pato, and Spooky.

So, a figure from The Monsters line is not automatically Labubu.

Labubu, Zimomo, Mokoko and Tycoco

Collectors sometimes mix these characters up because they appear within the same universe.

Character	Basic Recognition
Labubu	Famous long-eared elf with a toothy grin
Zimomo	Related Monsters character with a similar elf-like appearance
Mokoko	Another recognizable character closely associated with the series
Tycoco	Skeleton-like Monsters character
Spooky	Distinct character within The Monsters world

Knowing the character first prevents you from accidentally giving a Zimomo or Tycoco figure a Labubu-specific description.

What Does the Name Labubu Mean?

There is no simple English dictionary definition for “Labubu.”

It functions as the character’s proper name rather than a descriptive English word. What matters more is the character identity Kasing Lung built around it within The Monsters universe.

So you do not need to search for a literal translation before choosing a nickname for your figure.

Who Created Labubu?

Artist and illustrator Kasing Lung created Labubu.

The character comes from his fantasy world The Monsters, which emerged from his illustrated work and later became strongly associated with POP MART collectibles. Official POP MART material identifies Labubu as an elf character created by Lung.

This background explains why woodland, fairy, elf, magical, and fantasy-inspired words fit the character so naturally.

Why Do People Give Their Labubus Names?

A personal name helps distinguish one collectible from another.

It can also reflect:

• Color
• Outfit
• Facial expression
• Series
• Personal memories
• Display theme
• Personality you imagine
• Where you bought it
• A favorite food or character
• Its place in your collection

Naming also turns a standard collectible into something that feels more personal.

How to Choose the Right Name

Still staring at your figure with no idea what to call it? The easiest way to choose Labubu names is to focus on the figure’s strongest feature, personality, color, or outfit.

Use this five-step method.

1. Start With Its Strongest Feature

What do you notice first?

Maybe it has:

• Pink fur
• A sleepy face
• A strange hat
• A brown outfit
• A spooky costume

That feature gives you your first clue.

2. Give It a Personality

Imagine how it would behave.

Would it be:

• Shy?
• Chaotic?
• Sweet?
• Sleepy?
• Sneaky?
• Curious?

A chaotic one could become Jinx.

A gentle one could become Mochi.

3. Pick a Naming Style

Choose one category before searching hundreds of words.

For example:

• Food
• Flowers
• Space
• Fantasy
• Cute sounds
• Nature
• Spooky
• Funny

This immediately narrows the choices.

4. Keep It Easy to Say

A clever name loses its charm if you never remember it.

One or two syllables often work best:

• Boo
• Pip
• Coco
• Luna
• Mochi
• Zumi

5. Test It for a Day

Call the figure by your favorite choice for a day.

If the name still feels natural tomorrow, you probably found the right one.

How to Create Your Own Labubu Names

Want something nobody else is using?

You do not need a random name generator.

Method 1: Combine Two Short Sounds

Examples:

• Lu + mi = Lumi
• Mi + ko = Miko
• Zu + mi = Zumi
• Pi + po = Pipo
• Ki + bi = Kibi

Method 2: Combine Color and Personality

Examples:

• Pink Rascal
• Cocoa Boo
• Minty Mischief
• Blue Bean
• Peachy Pip

Method 3: Combine Food and Character

Examples:

• Mochi Boo
• Cookie Pip
• Matcha Bean
• Toffee Bug
• Berry Bubs

Method 4: Use a Memory

Think about:

• Where you bought it
• Who gave it to you
• The month you found it
• A favorite place
• Your favorite dessert
• Your favorite season

A personal story often creates a stronger name than another internet list.

Naming a Secret or Rare Pull

Did you open a blind box and get a special pull?

You may want its nickname to feel more unusual.

Try:

• Charm
• Eclipse
• Gem
• Halo
• Lucky
• Mystic
• Nova
• Opal
• Prism
• Quest
• Secret
• Star
• Treasure
• Velvet
• Wish

A rare-looking figure does not require a complicated name. One strong word usually works better.

Names for a Labubu Bag Charm

A bag charm travels with you, so short names are particularly convenient.

Try:

• Boo
• Coco
• Dot
• Kiki
• Mimi
• Mochi
• Pip
• Poppy
• Tofu
• Zuzu

You can also choose something related to travel:

• Dash
• Jet
• Miles
• Roam
• Scout
• Trip

Labubu’s popularity has become closely tied to the wider fashion trend of attaching collectible plush charms to handbags.

Names for a Display Shelf

If your figures mainly stay on display, think about how the names sound together.

For example:

Soft collection:
Luna, Pearl, Willow, Clover, Opal

Funny collection:
Beans, Pickles, Noodle, Waffles, Nugget

Dark collection:
Onyx, Raven, Hex, Shadow, Eclipse

Café collection:
Mocha, Latte, Chai, Matcha, Cocoa

A coordinated naming system makes the display feel like its own little world.

Avoid These Common Naming Mistakes

There is no truly wrong personal nickname, but some choices become annoying over time.

Making It Too Long

Princess Marshmallow Moonbeam the Third might be funny once.

You probably will not use the whole thing later.

Choosing Nearly Identical Names

Names like:

• Mimi
• Mimiya
• Mimia
• Mimii

can become confusing in a larger collection.

Naming Only by Color

Calling every pink figure “Pinky” works until you buy three pink ones.

Add another trait instead:

• Pinky Boo
• Strawberry
• Peony
• Blush

Copying Every Trend

Popular names are fine, but your own reference, joke, or memory can make the figure more meaningful.

Quick Name Finder

Not interested in browsing every category?

Use this shortcut.

Your figure looks fluffy:
Mochi, Puff, Cloud, Teddy

It looks mischievous:
Jinx, Rascal, Trouble, Gremlin

It looks elegant:
Opal, Luna, Pearl, Celeste

It looks strange:
Goblin, Wonky, Gizmo, Zibby

It is pastel:
Peach, Minty, Lilac, Cotton

It is dark:
Onyx, Shadow, Raven, Eclipse

It makes you laugh:
Beans, Noodle, Pickles, Potato

You want something rare:
Vexa, Orbi, Quillo, Zumi

Final Thoughts

Choosing Labubu names becomes much easier when you stop searching for one universally perfect option and start looking at the figure in front of you.

Its fur color, outfit, expression, series, size, and imagined personality can all inspire a better choice. Mochi, Jinx, Clover, Pickles, Luna, Matcha, Onyx, Boo, Zumi, and Pip are good starting points, but a personal reference can make yours even more memorable.

Have more than one collectible? Create a shared theme such as desserts, flowers, space, nature, café drinks, or mischief. Your collection will feel connected without giving every figure a similar name.

For more cute, unusual, funny, and meaningful naming ideas, explore Namesinsider.com and find a name that fits your next favorite character.