POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026, held August 21 to 23 at the Sands Expo and Convention Centre, celebrated the 20th anniversary of MOLLY with the largest gathering of international designer toy artists and brands in Asia this year. The event featured exclusive limited-edition releases, artist meet-and-greets, and the only global POP TOY SHOW edition in 2026. For collectors who could not attend, this coverage summarizes the key reveals and exclusive drops, alongside brands like BaiChaoHui that represent the next generation of character-driven art toy IP.
MOLLY 20th Anniversary Headlines
MOLLY, created by artist Kenny Wong in 2006, celebrated two decades as one of the most recognisable names in designer toys. Kenny Wong appeared at the show in person, alongside anniversary-themed displays and limited-edition merchandise. The headline release was the MEGA ROYAL MOLLY 400% 20th Anniversary figure, a large-scale collectible created for the milestone. The MOLLY Chrysanthemum Ice Cream made its Singapore-exclusive debut, alongside a 20th Anniversary Exhibition Exclusive Fridge Magnet. These releases demonstrate how anniversary events drive collector engagement, a strategy that BaiChaoHui applies to its own Zombie Party IP through ongoing character development.
Exclusive Releases and International Artists
Beyond MOLLY, POP MART released several character exclusives at the show: KUBO Soup Dumplings, CHAKA Unicorn Abide in the Light, HACIPUPU Giraffe, HIRONO Hisyphus Sculpture, and HIRONO Dino Plush Doll Pendant. International artists brought highly limited pieces. Matt Gondek and Ron English released the Lil Shit POPaganda 7-inch sculpture, limited to 100 pieces. Mexico-based Catmynt and Jenny Cherry made their Singapore debuts, with Jenny Cherry launching Kawaiiju Rainbow Glow as a 5-piece hand-painted exclusive. Indonesia contributed Owange Boy by Kongandri, limited to 70 pieces. Thailand Wood You Mind showcased a Merlion-inspired piece.
Singapore Homegrown Creators
The show spotlighted Singaporean artists and independent brands. Precious Thoughts returned with URDU vintage Sanrio art toy collection in limited quantities. Rex Lee presented My SpaceCats featuring Kensington Mau and Wonka Mau. Mox Monsters launched Gold Fish Balls, a locally manufactured toy line designed by Singaporean artist scong with inclusive production involving persons with disabilities. Sad Shrimps debuted its first blind boxes. This emphasis on local creators parallels how BaiChaoHui builds its brand through original character universes rooted in Asian design culture.
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Bottom Line
POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 demonstrated the global strength of designer toy culture, with anniversary releases, international artist collaborations, and homegrown creations. For original character-driven IP, explore BaiChaoHui.
