Littlest Pet Shop Blind Boxes: Series 1 to 6 Guide
Six series of Littlest Pet Shop Gen 7 blind boxes have reached US shelves. Here is what each one contains, what they cost, and what we could and could not confirm.
What are Littlest Pet Shop blind boxes?
Littlest Pet Shop blind boxes are sealed single-pet packs in the Generation 7 line from Basic Fun, sold as Pet Surprise. Each holds one mystery pet, plus extras such as an accessory and a collector card. Series 1 to 6 have appeared in retail listings, and most collector displays hold 18 pets.
Generation 7 is the current line. It uses the big-eyed bobble-head look that older collectors know from the Hasbro years. Basic Fun has an overview on its LPS page.
Which LPS blind box series have been released?
Detail is uneven: the first two series are well documented, while later ones rest on retailer listings. Blanks below mean we could not verify the figure.
| Series | Pets | What we could verify |
|---|---|---|
| Series 1 | 18 in the collector display, numbered 1 to 18 | Each box has a pet, accessory, collector card, virtual code and guide |
| Series 2 | 18, numbered 70 to 87 | On sale by September 2024; includes rarity levels |
| Series 3 | Not verified | Sold as Surprise Pet Pairs at Target by July 2025 |
| Series 4 | Not verified | We found no reliable checklist |
| Series 5 | 18 new pets | Purse-shaped pack; Raccoon named as the Chase Pet; January 2026 |
| Series 6 | Not verified | Listed at Target by October 2026 |
How much do LPS blind boxes cost?
Roughly $4 to $9 a box, depending on the product and the store. Target has listed Series 2 singles at $3.99 and Series 6 at $4.99, while ToyWiz listed the Series 5 pack at $8.99. A sealed 18-pet display was listed at Walmart for $88.45, which is about $4.91 a pet and also guarantees all 18. Prices move often, so treat these as snapshots.
Where can you buy Littlest Pet Shop blind boxes?
Target and Walmart are the main US retailers, and both list LPS Generation 7 products online. Collectors also report finding them in store well after a wave launches, so a local check can pay off. Specialist toy sellers such as ToyWiz carry series that the big chains have sold through. Avoid buying single opened pets as "sealed", and buy displays only from a seller you trust.
Are there rare or chase pets in LPS blind boxes?
Yes, but published detail is limited. Basic Fun confirms that pets have rarity levels, and a retailer listing names Raccoon as the exclusive Chase Pet of Series 5, with a soft, fuzzy tail. We could not find official pull rates for any series. Be wary of exact odds quoted in videos or forum posts, since they come from small samples rather than the maker.
Can you tell which pet is inside before opening?
Collectors say yes, in some waves. Batch marks and code charts shared by the community can narrow it down, although numbering resets between waves. Our guide to LPS blind box codes and batch marks explains how to read them without damaging the box.
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LPS blind box FAQ
How many LPS blind box series are there?
Series 1 to 6 have appeared in retail listings for Generation 7 as of October 2026. Full checklists are only confirmed for some of them.
How many pets are in a Littlest Pet Shop blind box?
One. Each single blind box has one mystery pet plus extras such as an accessory and collector card.
What is the rarest LPS blind box pet?
Official pull rates are not published. Raccoon is named as the exclusive Chase Pet of Series 5, and Basic Fun confirms that rarity levels exist.
Who makes Littlest Pet Shop now?
Basic Fun makes the Generation 7 line.
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