If you’ve been online recently, chances are you’ve heard the chant: “Labu Labu Labubu.” These quirky, mischievous little monsters—originally from the POP MART art toy line—have taken the internet by storm. What started as niche collectibles are now social media icons, with fans treating them like mythical relics. You’ve probably seen one hanging off a backpack, lurking in a bookshelf, or immortalized in fan art.
But why stop at merchandise? The next frontier for Labubu dominance is video games—and we’re here to make the case. From open-world adventures to cozy simulators, there’s no genre Labubu can’t infiltrate. Here are the game crossovers the world needs right now.
Cyberbubu 2077: Neon, Chrome, and Labubu Energy
If there’s any game world chaotic enough to accommodate a Labubu, it’s Cyberpunk 2077. The dystopian setting of Night City is already a mashup of fashion, tech, and total absurdity—so what’s one more colorful gremlin in the mix?
Picture this: You walk into your apartment after a brutal gig and sitting on the shelf? A glowing, neon-themed “Big Into Energy” Labubu figurine. Or maybe it’s hanging from your dashboard as you cruise down Japantown. Even better—custom gun charms or weapon skins with Labubu flair.
And let’s be real: Johnny Silverhand (Keanu Reeves) wearing a Labubu beanie would be peak content. If we’ve already accepted holographic rockstars and sentient vending machines, why not embrace the Labubu chaos?
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Amiibubu Crossing: Labubu Invades Your Island
Remember the Animal Crossing: New Horizons Sanrio amiibo cards? Now imagine that, but make it Labubu. Enter: Amiibubu.
This crossover writes itself. Labubu villagers could camp at your site, offer exclusive items like Labubu-themed rugs, wallpapers, and even furniture. A Labubu NPC could be more chaotic than Zipper T. Bunny, and that’s saying something.
The aesthetic clash between Animal Crossing’s calm world and Labubu’s wild energy would be oddly perfect. After all, New Horizons could always use another touch of delightful absurdity.
Fallout: Bu Vegas & Death Stranding – Post-Apocalyptic Plushies
Somehow, we know Labubu would survive the end of the world. In Fallout: New Vegas, they’d be the coveted relics of a forgotten time—maybe even collected by a Super Mutant with a soft spot. Billboards would show pre-war Labubu ads, faded but eerily intact.
Meanwhile, Death Stranding 2 is weird enough already. Putting a Labubu plush in a BB pod wouldn’t even rank in the top five strangest moments. Give Norman Reedus a Labubu to carry across shattered America. Maybe it’s a collectible. Maybe it’s a sidekick. Either way, Kojima would find a way to make it poetic, terrifying, and profound.
Fortnite Bubu Royale: Where Crossover Dreams Become Reality
Fortnite is the modern pop culture blender—if Ariana Grande, Darth Vader, and Goku can exist in the same lobby, what’s stopping Labubu?
Whether it’s a back bling collectible, a loading screen art pack, or a full-on Labubu skin, Fortnite would be the most obvious and fan-friendly destination. Imagine running into battle while a Labubu dangles off your shoulder—or controlling a full-size Labubu doing the latest TikTok dance. You wouldn’t even blink. That’s the Fortnite way.
Bonus idea: limited-time Labubu emotes or Labubu-themed creative maps. Epic, make it happen.
The Labubu-Verse Is Limitless
Other honorable mentions? A Subaru turned Sububuru in Forza, a Labubu-themed maze in Pac-Man, or a mystical Labubu artifact quest in Elder Scrolls. The possibilities are endless—and cursed in the best possible way.
Whether it’s in the far reaches of No Man’s Sky or hidden in a dusty corner of Spider-Man’s NYC, Labubu belongs. Not just in physical form or social media memes, but as digital chaos gremlins in the games we know and love.
It’s time for developers to take the hint. Gamers want Labubu. We need Labubu. And if we’re lucky, someday soon we’ll see one staring back at us from the corner of a loading screen.
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