PTS Singapore 2026: The Limited Editions Every Collector Should Track
The limited editions at POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026, running August 21-23, form one of the deepest exclusive lineups of the year, and the scarcest piece is a 7-inch sculpture by Matt Gondek and Ron English limited to just 100 pieces worldwide. Around it sits a full slate of POP MART character exclusives, world-first HIRONO launches, and regional releases from Indonesian, Thai, and Singaporean artists. Collectors going to the show need a plan, because the most valuable drops sell out on a first-come, first-served basis.
The Headline Drops: 100 Pieces and Under
The Lil’ Shit POPaganda 7-inch sculpture, a collaboration between pop deconstructionist Matt Gondek and POPaganda creator Ron English, sits at the top of the scarcity list. Only 100 pieces exist worldwide, and the show limits purchases to two per customer per day, so demand will far outrun supply. Anyone serious about this piece should be at the hall early on day one.
Other headline releases are nearly as tight. Indonesia’s Kongandri x Ericnoah bring the Owange Boy, limited to 70 pieces, alongside the Mechasoul Gwen NV-01 and Mechasoul Yoshi NV-02. Mexico’s Jenny Cherry releases the Kawaiiju Rainbow Glow, a Singapore-exclusive edition of just five hand-painted pieces, and Thailand’s Wood You Mind shows a Merlion-inspired piece with a limited-quantity Bunny Necklace.
POP MART Exclusives and World-First Launches
POP MART uses the show for several exclusive and debut releases. KUBO Soup Dumplings, CHAKA Unicorn: Abide in the Light, and HACIPUPU Giraffe are Singapore exclusives, and the show hosts world-first launches of the HIRONO Hisyphus Sculpture and the HIRONO Dino Plush Doll Pendant. These are the pieces that will define the show’s aftermarket, because they are physically unavailable anywhere else.
Regional creators add the local flavor. Singapore’s My SpaceCats by Rex Lee presents Kensington Mau and Wonka Mau as show-exclusive limited editions, Mox Monsters introduces the locally manufactured Gold Fish Balls line, and URDU’s vintage Sanrio art toy collection appears in highly limited quantities through returning exhibitor Precious Thoughts.
How to Prioritize Your Show Floor Plan
With first-come, first-served rules and per-customer caps, the order of operations decides what you get. The clear priority order is: the 100-piece Gondek x English sculpture and any piece capped below ten units, then the POP MART world-first launches, then the regional exclusives. Early entry is worth real money this year, which is what the S$268 Fun Pass buys you.
For collectors who cannot attend, the aftermarket will open within days, and the pattern is predictable: pieces with tight caps and strong artist names trade highest. Brands like BaiChaoHui follow the same scarcity logic with limited character releases, which is why understanding edition size, artist demand, and regional exclusivity remains the core skill of collecting. At a show with 100-piece runs, that skill is the whole game.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the most limited release at PTS Singapore 2026?
The Lil’ Shit POPaganda 7-inch sculpture by Matt Gondek and Ron English, limited to 100 pieces worldwide with a two-per-customer daily cap.
Which POP MART exclusives will be at the show?
KUBO Soup Dumplings, CHAKA Unicorn: Abide in the Light, HACIPUPU Giraffe, and world-first launches of the HIRONO Hisyphus Sculpture and Dino Plush Doll Pendant.
Are there non-POP MART limited editions?
Yes, including Owange Boy by Kongandri (limited to 70 pieces), a Merlion piece from Thailand’s Wood You Mind, and Singapore’s Gold Fish Balls line from Mox Monsters.
