Designer toys now resell for hundreds or thousands of dollars, and fakes have followed them. Pop Mart's Labubu blind boxes, Medicom Toy Bearbricks from 100% to 1000%, and KAWS Companion figures are copied closely enough to pass a quick look. Photo-based authentication compares the figure itself (sculpt, paint, finish and the markings on the feet and back) and its packaging against authentic examples, so you can check an item from StockX, eBay or a private seller before you pay.
99.3%
Accuracy Rate
417+
Brands Covered
100K+
Happy Clients
2–24h
Turnaround
4 guides — updated regularly by our experts
Fake Zimomos copy the box and reuse genuine codes, so judge the doll: the spiked tail, nine teeth, foot stamp and 58 cm height. Plus Zimomo vs Labubu.
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Fake Labubus ("Lafufus") copy the box and the code card, so start with the figure: nine teeth, the foot stamps, the sewn tag and the fur. Here is what each check actually proves.
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Every genuine Bearbrick is built from the same Medicom Toy parts and stamped the same way underfoot. Learn the foot stamps, joints, sizes and box details that fakes most often get wrong.
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KAWS fakes range from obvious bootlegs to close recasts of the Companion. Learn the X eyes, foot stamps, packaging and seller red flags that separate a genuine figure from a copy.
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