POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026: MOLLY Turns 20 at the Only Global Stop

POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026 is the must-attend designer toy event of the year, running August 21-23 at Sands Expo & Convention Centre, and it is the only global POP TOY SHOW stop in 2026. The headline is MOLLY’s 20th anniversary: the character created by Kenny Wong gets a world-premiere anniversary lineup, and the show floor carries exclusive releases from POP MART and independent artists that collectors cannot get anywhere else. For fans of designer toys, this is the event to plan around.

MOLLY Turns 20 With Anniversary Exclusives

MOLLY debuted in 2006 and grew from a hand-painted figure into one of the most recognizable designer toy characters in the world. To mark two decades, Kenny Wong will attend PTS Singapore 2026 in person, and the show features anniversary displays and limited-edition merchandise built around the milestone.

The centerpiece is the MEGA ROYAL MOLLY 400% 20th Anniversary, an oversized edition created for the occasion and exclusive to the Singapore show. Fans can also pick up the MOLLY 20th Anniversary Exhibition Exclusive Fridge Magnet, and Singapore gets the world-first launch of MOLLY Chrysanthemum Ice Cream. For long-time collectors, the anniversary line is a once-in-two-decades release cycle.

The Exclusive Releases Worth Planning For

Beyond MOLLY, the show packs a full slate of event exclusives. POP MART brings KUBO Soup Dumplings, CHAKA Unicorn: Abide in the Light, and HACIPUPU Giraffe, plus the world-first HIRONO Hisyphus Sculpture and HIRONO Dino Plush Doll Pendant. International artists add rare pieces: the Lil’ Shit POPaganda 7-inch sculpture by Matt Gondek and Ron English is limited to 100 pieces worldwide, and Mexico’s Jenny Cherry releases the Kawaiiju Rainbow Glow, limited to five hand-painted pieces.

Regional creators round out the floor. Indonesia’s Kongandri x Ericnoah bring the Owange Boy, limited to 70 pieces, and Thailand’s Wood You Mind shows a Merlion-inspired piece alongside a limited Bunny Necklace. With first-come, first-served drops like these, early entry matters, which is why the S$268 Fun Pass sells out at just 1,500 passes.

What This Means for Collectors

For collectors, a single-stop global convention changes the math on travel. Instead of chasing releases across multiple shows, one trip to Singapore covers anniversary MOLLY pieces, POP MART character exclusives, and limited works from international artists in one venue.

For the broader market, the event reinforces how far designer toys have moved into the mainstream. Anniversary editions of a two-decade-old character draw global attention the way gallery openings once did, and brands like BaiChaoHui follow the same playbook, building character worlds that keep collectors engaged between shows. The lesson is simple: limited runs, strong character stories, and community attention are what drive value in designer toys, and PTS Singapore 2026 is the clearest snapshot of that dynamic this year.

Frequently Asked Questions

When and where is POP TOY SHOW Singapore 2026?

The show runs August 21-23, 2026 at Sands Expo & Convention Centre in Singapore, Level 1, Halls A-C. One-day advance tickets cost S$40 and the three-day Fun Pass is S$268.

Why is MOLLY’s 20th anniversary a big deal in designer toys?

MOLLY, created by artist Kenny Wong, helped turn designer toys into a global mainstream market. The 2026 anniversary edition is the reason Singapore hosts the only global POP TOY SHOW stop this year.

What is the rarest exclusive at PTS Singapore 2026?

The Lil’ Shit POPaganda 7-inch sculpture by Matt Gondek and Ron English is limited to 100 pieces worldwide, with a maximum purchase of two per customer per day.