Pop Mart The Attic of Oddities Blind Box Series is not trying to be the cutest release on the shelf. Its strength is atmosphere. After watching hands-on footage of the figures outside the box, the series feels more like a tiny theatrical cabinet: a little strange, a little dramatic, and much more display-focused than a simple character repaint lineup.

The set gathers Labubu, Skullpanda, Hirono, DIMOO, MOLLY, CRYBABY, Hacipupu, Zsiga, and Twinkle Twinkle under one shared "attic of oddities" idea. That matters, because the series does not rely on one character carrying the whole release. The stronger pieces are the ones that turn their character into a prop, stage object, or small scene.

If you are shopping the series now, you can browse the available confirmed styles, whole-set options, and the Skullpanda secret figure on the TOYSEZ The Attic of Oddities collection page.

Quick verdict

This is a strong series for collectors who like darker Pop Mart styling, shelf presence, and character variety. It is less ideal if you only want soft, bright, instantly cute figures. The best regular styles have a clear silhouette and a little storytelling built into the sculpt. The weaker picks are still attractive, but they feel more like supporting cast members inside the theme.

• Best regular-style display picks: Skullpanda The Porcelain Heart, Labubu Watch Your Back, MOLLY Sol & Luna Jester, and DIMOO Midnight Waltz.
• Best mood piece: Hirono The Lodger, because it fits the attic theme without shouting.
• Most collector-driven chase: Skullpanda Buried in Dust, the secret figure listed at 1/108.
• Best buying route: choose confirmed styles if you only want two or three favorites; choose an opened regular set if you want the lineup without chasing the secret.

What makes the series work

The hands-on footage makes one thing clear: the theme reads better in motion than it does as a product list. Small props, frames, signs, and sculpted accessories give the figures more personality. The set also uses contrast well. Some pieces lean cute, some lean strange, and some sit between both moods.

That contrast is the point. Labubu and MOLLY bring familiar collector appeal, while Skullpanda and Hirono push the darker side of the series. DIMOO and CRYBABY soften it again with more emotional styling. The result is not perfectly even, but it feels like a real group rather than nine unrelated figures wearing the same color palette.

Every figure, ranked by collector appeal

1. Skullpanda The Porcelain Heart

Skullpanda is one of the natural winners here. The Porcelain Heart has the kind of sculpt that looks deliberate from several angles, not just in the front product photo. It has a fragile, decorative mood that suits the title, and it feels more premium than a simple character pose. For collectors who want one regular style from this series, this is one of the safest picks.

View Skullpanda The Porcelain Heart confirmed style

2. Labubu Watch Your Back

Labubu has the broadest pull, and Watch Your Back works because it brings a sharper, stranger feeling than the usual playful Labubu release. In the footage, the contrast between the character shape and the eerie prop-like treatment makes it memorable. It is probably the easiest regular style to recommend to Labubu collectors who do not want a full set.

View Labubu Watch Your Back confirmed style

3. MOLLY Sol & Luna Jester

MOLLY brings color and theatrical energy into the set. Sol & Luna Jester feels more playful than the darker figures, but it still fits the theme because the jester idea belongs naturally in a strange stage-like world. This is a good pick if you want the series mood without going too gloomy.

View MOLLY Sol & Luna Jester confirmed style

4. DIMOO Midnight Waltz

DIMOO is quieter, and that is not a bad thing. Midnight Waltz has a softer rhythm, more like a figure you notice after the louder pieces have already caught your eye. The red accent and costume styling help it avoid becoming too plain. It is not the boldest figure in the set, but it may age well on a shelf because it does not rely on one obvious gimmick.

View DIMOO Midnight Waltz confirmed style

5. Hirono The Lodger

Hirono The Lodger is more understated. It fits the attic idea well: a little lonely, a little hidden, and not overly polished. In a full set, this kind of figure helps the theme breathe. As a single purchase, it is best for Hirono fans or collectors who prefer mood over instant cuteness.

View Hirono The Lodger confirmed style

6. CRYBABY Bound by Tears

CRYBABY Bound by Tears is very literal, but that is also why it works. The message-sign presentation gives the figure an immediate emotional read. It may not be as elegant as Skullpanda or as broadly collectible as Labubu, yet it is easy to understand and easy to display with other CRYBABY pieces.

View CRYBABY Bound by Tears confirmed style

7. Hacipupu The Mirror Dweller

Hacipupu The Mirror Dweller has one of the clearest prop ideas in the lineup. The mirror framing gives the figure a good profile and makes it feel connected to the collection name. It is charming, but compared with the strongest pieces, it feels slightly more like a cute character placed inside a theme than a full transformation of the character.

View Hacipupu The Mirror Dweller confirmed style

8. Zsiga Take the Stage

Zsiga Take the Stage fits the theatrical side of the series. The costume and stage feeling make sense, and it helps widen the cast beyond the most obvious Pop Mart names. It is not the first figure most collectors will chase, but it supports the theme well inside a full display.

View Zsiga Take the Stage confirmed style

9. Twinkle Twinkle Trapped Wishes

Twinkle Twinkle Trapped Wishes has a softer fantasy feel. It is cute and readable, but in this particular lineup it competes against figures with stronger props and clearer mood. It is still a good completion piece, especially if you already collect Twinkle Twinkle, but it is less essential as a standalone buy.

View Twinkle Twinkle Trapped Wishes confirmed style

The secret figure: Skullpanda Buried in Dust

The secret figure is Skullpanda Buried in Dust, listed on TOYSEZ as Secret, 1/108. It makes sense that the chase is Skullpanda. The character matches the darker tone of the set, and a secret built around dust, burial, and attic imagery feels more connected to the collection than a random rare repaint would.

That said, the secret should not be the only reason to buy this series. If you mainly like Skullpanda, buying the confirmed secret directly is cleaner than trying to pull it from sealed boxes. If you enjoy the blind-box experience and like most of the regular lineup, then sealed boxes or a sealed whole set make more sense.

View Skullpanda Buried in Dust secret figure

Should you buy singles, an opened set, or a sealed whole set?

Buy confirmed styles if you already know your favorite characters. Labubu, Skullpanda, MOLLY, and DIMOO are the easiest single-style choices because they have enough identity to stand alone.

Buy an opened regular set if you want the main lineup without gambling. This is the most practical collector route when you like the series as a group but do not need the 1/108 secret.

Buy a sealed whole set if you want the original blind-box experience or plan to keep the case sealed. It is less targeted, but it preserves the feeling of the release.

Buy the secret separately if Skullpanda Buried in Dust is the only figure you truly want. Chasing a specific 1/108 figure through sealed boxes can get expensive quickly.

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Who this series is for

The Attic of Oddities is for collectors who want Pop Mart figures with a little more edge. It still has cute characters, but the theme is darker and more theatrical than a normal sweet or pastel release. If your shelf already has Labubu, Skullpanda, Hirono, or DIMOO, this series adds a different mood without feeling disconnected from the rest of your collection.

If you only collect one character, choose your confirmed style and skip the full set. If you collect Pop Mart by theme, this is one of the more coherent mixed-character lineups because the attic concept gives everyone a reason to be there.

Final take

Pop Mart The Attic of Oddities works because it has a point of view. It is not just a checklist of famous characters. The best figures feel like small props from the same strange room: Skullpanda as the dramatic centerpiece, Labubu as the familiar hook, MOLLY as the theatrical color note, DIMOO as the quiet mood piece, and the secret Skullpanda as the chase that actually fits the story.

For most collectors, the smartest buy is two or three confirmed styles. For set collectors, the opened regular set is the cleanest route. For Skullpanda collectors, Buried in Dust is the piece to watch.

Browse all available figures in the Pop Mart The Attic of Oddities Blind Box Series collection.