Azuki Launches NFT-Inspired Figurines

Stephen Fung, a renowned Hong Kong-based actor, filmmaker, and creative partner at Azuki, has partnered with digital artist Michael Lau to launch non-fungible token-inspired figurines.

Hong Kong-based actor, filmmaker, and Azuki creative partner Stephen Fung has joined forces with digital artist Michael Lau to launch non-fungible token-inspired figurines.

As part of the rapidly growing list of top non-fungible token projects in the physical-backed NFT market, the Azuki NFT team has partnered with Crazy Smilies to create an exclusive collection of vinyl art toys designed by Michael Lau and presented by Stephen Fung.

The Azuki NFT team is quickly becoming a leader in the space, and it will be interesting to see what other projects follow suit.

It’s dope to see a trait from the Azuki collection come to life in tangible ways like this.

@stephenfungfdl is an accomplished director and has exciting plans to build out the IP.

BUCKET MAN x Michael Lau vinyl art toy (PBT pre-order):https://t.co/KG2Rqb7orh

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— Zagabond (@Zagabond) March 24, 2025

In a March 21 blog post, Zagabond, one of the Azuki founding team, shared that he is "incredibly happy" to see a trait from the Azuki collection physically come to life.

Launched in 2021, the Azuki is a non-fungible token collection featuring a limited edition of 10,000 anime-themed NFTs hosted on Ethereum blockchain networks. The Azuki NFT team has also created the Beanz Official and Azuki Elementals.

The PBT-enabled Bucket Man Red Edition figurine is open for exclusive Azuki community pre-order.