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Weekly Link Roundup: Labubu dolls explained, plus Street Sharks return, solo D&D, and a Big Mouth Billy Bass chatbot, and more

By: Todd CoopeeJune 7, 2025
Filed to: Weekly Link Roundup

Six intriguing articles related to toys, games, and nostalgia that have hit the news this week.

Everything you need to know about Labubu

Everything you need to know about Labubu

[h/t Mental Floss]
A single-player Dungeons & Dragons game is in development

A single-player Dungeons & Dragons game is in development

[h/t Engadget]
An iconic prop from Back to the Future is missing, and a new documentary aims to track it down

An iconic prop from Back to the Future is missing, and a new documentary aims to track it down

[h/t Gizmodo]
Hasbro, Mattel’s Play-Doh Barbie collab hits the toy aisle runway

Hasbro, Mattel’s Play-Doh Barbie collab hits the toy aisle runway

[h/t The Toy Book]
Someone turned Big Mouth Billy Bass into a “flappy, finned chatbot”

Someone turned Big Mouth Billy Bass into a “flappy, finned chatbot”

[h/t Boing Boing]
The Street Sharks return for new comic series from IDW and Mattel

The Street Sharks return for new comic series from IDW and Mattel

[h/t IGN]

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