Berlin’s new Pop Mart Store, first in Germany, attracted a large -scale crowd during its early weekends. Maini was discovered by Celebrity Labu Collectors as Lisa, Rihanna, Dua Lipa and David Beckham of Blackpink.
The viral labubu craze is hypnotized by heated, affecting another collecular cute toy affecting the heels that can be the sea as the “ancestor” of the luxurious dreaded-cute-cute monster: Monchchi.
Popular worldwide, plastic faced in the 1980s, was created by Japanese designer Yoseru Vasino for Doll Doll Cechiguchi Corporation.
Released in 1974, the first performance of dolls in the international market came to the Nurnberg Toy Fair a year later, allowing the Japanese company to launch toys in German-speaking countries.
He was a major success in Europe. By the late 1970s, more monarchi dolls were sold in Germany than in Japan.
Follow global fame when the US Toy Company Matal started marketing drunk dolls in 1980. A cartoon chain called “Monchichis” built by Hannah Barbera, which was released worldwide to promote them. But five years later, Matal felt that sales were not quite strong, and the line dropped.
Nevertheless, Monchichis was resumed in the US in 2004 to mark the 30th anniversary of toys.
Now with dolls sold in shops such as urban outfits, Monchchi Markets are no longer targeting children, but young adults have been designed for strange-infused trends.
Fake spot
Labubu collectors who discover the rare models online need to find out if they are about buying an authentic toy demon Yogini, which is created by the Hong Kong -Dutch designer Cassing Lung, or rather a fake “Lafufu” -a fake doll is a colloquial doll.
The Internet is filled with tips, allowing fans to see differences between the two. Degycats are clearly less sophisticated than designer models. Children are leged by their friends if they show with a figure that contains 10 or eight teeth instead of nine – the last sign that is not the real thing.
Similarly, copies of Monchchi can be found all over the world.
But the version of the doll sold in the East Germany, or the German Democratic Republic (GDR), took to a different name and sidelined the issue of authenticity: The Tiami.
Monchchi behind the iron curtain
While the popularity of Monchichi in West Germany was not available in the east, which banned import and sale of capitalist consumer goods.
Tiami, named Toy Designer Susain Tiem, was produced in a small town in Sonberg, already a toy-producing hub in the early 20th century.
When Sonburg landed in the Soviet-controlled eastern part of Germany after World War II, many family businesses in the region were nationalized in the so-called people-carved enterprises.
Such a state business in Sonarberg manufactured Tiamy, which became very popular and exported to the entire eastern block countries.
But after the German reunion in 1990, the plant was sold and privatization and production stopped
Today, the luxurious figures made in Sonberg have become items of collectors. On the Internet search for “Soni GDR”, toys lead to a variety of dolls which can also get creepier compared to the labest.
Edited by: Stuart Braun
