10 series on file · published ratios only
Know the odds before you pull.
Every blind box prints its pull ratio on the packaging — almost nobody reads it. We catalog the published ratios per series, run the real probability math, and flag the fakes. The mystery is the fun; the odds shouldn't be.
Quick odds check
P(≥1 secret in 12)
8.0%
Expected secrets
0.08
Ratios are published per series — verify on packaging. Full calculator →
The shelf leaders
Highest CollectScores
Published box ratios — printed per series and wave on official packaging. Always verify on the current packaging before you buy.
#1 · Pop Mart · The Monsters (Labubu)
Big Into Energy
High-energy vinyl-plush Labubu in saturated colorways
P(secret) in 12 boxes ≈ 15%
#2 · Pop Mart · The Monsters (Labubu)
Exciting Macaron
Pastel macaron-toned Labubu pendants — the line’s breakout look
P(secret) in 12 boxes ≈ 15%
#3 · Dreams Inc. · Sonny Angel
Hippers
Cherub figures that cling to phone and laptop edges
secret odds vary by wave
#4 · Pop Mart · Skullpanda
Image of Reality
Moody, editorial-styled figures with a darker design language
P(secret) in 12 boxes ≈ 8.0%
#5 · Pop Mart · Crybaby
Tears Factory
Teary-eyed emotional figures — the hobby’s current crossover star
P(secret) in 12 boxes ≈ 8.0%
#6 · Pop Mart · Molly
Space Molly series
Helmeted astronaut Molly — the line’s most display-friendly identity
P(secret) in 12 boxes ≈ 8.0%
After the pull
Protect what you pulled
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4-Tier Acrylic Display Case
a first proper display once a collection passes ~10 figures
$60 class
LED Display Case
showcasing secrets and chases you actually pulled
$20 class / 6-pack
Dustproof Single-Figure Cases (6-pack)
secrets, chases, and grail singles bought on the secondary market
$15 class
Acrylic Figure Risers
making a full 12-figure set readable on one shelf
Real probability, zero vibes
How many boxes for a full set?
A 12-figure set takes about 37 blind singles on average — not 12. Coupon-collector math, secret-pull probabilities, and duplicate expectations, computed live for any ratio printed on any box.
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The Pull Report
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When a new wave drops with different published odds, or a counterfeit run starts circulating, you get one email about it. No filler, no FOMO bait.