She's pink, has scuffs on face & eats popcorn chicken: Labubu doll goes missing in US city; woman offers cash & a poem
A now-viral missing poster features photos of Lychee Berry living its best life, posing among roses and munching on popcorn chicken like a fuzzy pink VIP.
The woman last saw her ugly-cute companion on May 29, around 8-9 pm at The Mix in the Castro, according to the flyer. Special markings? Some scuffs on Lychee Berry's face—battle scars from a life of adventure.
"I took her out for a night of drinking and now I regret getting too lit," the Labubu owner confessed on Reddit, adding she was offering $50 cash, one lottery ticket, and a handwritten poem to anyone who could reunite her with her tiny sidekick.
"Thank you from the bottom of my broken heart!" she pleaded on the poster.
Contact info on the flyer included an email, a phone number, and even a QR code for tips, in a rescue effort worthy of a missing pet—because, let's be honest, Labubus are family.
While some Reddit users were sympathetic, others gave her a gentle ribbing:
"It's probably in Oakland by now being sold for parts," joked one.
"Just buy another one," shrugged another, clearly unfamiliar with the irreplaceable bond between a human and their gremlin-esque collectable.
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In a delightful twist, another Labubu fan stepped up, gifting her a near-identical "Lychee Berry II" to ease the heartbreak.
"While OG Lychee is irreplaceable, I will hold on to Lychee Berry II tightly and take her on new adventures," the grateful owner wrote. "I am so grateful."
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