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'''Funko Pop!''' are a line of vinyl figures produced by [[Funko]]. They are based on video game, movie, and other pop culture entities. Each figure is numbered based on its Pop! line, such as Pop! Games or Pop! Animation. They are available from various retailers and the Funko Shop online. | '''Funko Pop!''' are a line of vinyl figures produced by [[Funko]]. They are based on video game, movie, and other pop culture entities. Each figure is numbered based on its Pop! line, such as Pop! Games or Pop! Animation. They are available from various retailers and the Funko Shop online. | ||
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Funko Pop! are a line of vinyl figures produced by Funko. They are based on video game, movie, and other pop culture entities. Each figure is numbered based on its Pop! line, such as Pop! Games or Pop! Animation. They are available from various retailers and the Funko Shop online.
Standard size figures are typically about 4 inches tall. Super-sized figures are 10 or 18 inches tall. Variant figures change the size or appearance of standard figures. Common variants include super-sized, flocked, and metallic. Variant figures will often, but not always, have the same number as the original. Variants will sometimes include a sticker on the box to indicate the variation.
If a Pop! is exclusive to a retailer or convention, a sticker with the retailer's or convention's name is included on the box. Convention exclusives typically share exclusivity with a retailer. Exclusives are also often available on the Funko Shop online; these may come with the exclusive sticker, a "special edition" sticker, or no sticker. Exclusive retailers can differ between countries.
Pokémon Funko Pop! figures were first introduced on July 19, 2018 in the Pop! Games line, a category of Pop! figures that originate from video games.
Although not considered Pop! figures, Funko also partnered with Pokémon to create two other figure lines titled A Day With Pikachu and An Afternoon With Eevee & Friends.
List of Pokémon Funko Pop! figures
Standard figures
| Name | Pop! Games no. | Image | In-box image | Release date | Variants |
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| Pikachu | 353 | 
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July 19, 2018 (Target exclusive) |
• 10" Super-Sized • Flocked |
| Bulbasaur | 453 | 
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February 27, 2019 | • 10" Super-Sized (No. 454) • Flocked |
| Charmander | 455 | 
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May 12, 2019 | • 10" Super-Sized (No. 456) • Flocked |
| Squirtle | 504 | 
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July 15, 2019 | • 10" Super-Sized (No. 505) • Flocked |
| Pikachu (Waving) | 553 | 
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September 16, 2019 | • Flocked • Pocket Pop! |
| Eevee | 577 | 
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November 21, 2019 | • 10" Super-Sized (No. 540) • Flocked |
| Pichu | 579 | 
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February 6, 2020 | • Flocked • Pocket Pop! |
| Vulpix | 580 | 
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February 6, 2020 | • 10" Super-Sized (No. 599) • Flocked |
| Mewtwo | 581 | 
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February 6, 2020 | • 10" Super-Sized (No. 583) • Flocked |
| Mr. Mime | 582 | 
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February 6, 2020 | • Pocket Pop! |
| Rattata | 595 | 
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June 2020 | • Pocket Pop! |
| Cubone | 596 | 
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June 2020 | • 10" Super-Sized (No. 619) • Pocket Pop! |
| Growlithe | 597 | 
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June 2020 | • Flocked • Pocket Pop! |
| Pikachu (Grumpy) | 598 | 
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June 2020 | • Flocked • Pocket Pop! |
| Eevee (Standing) | 626 | 
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2020 | • Pocket Pop! • Diamond Collection |
| Vaporeon | 627 | 
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2020 | • Pocket Pop! • Diamond Collection |
| Jolteon | 628 | 
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2020 | • Pocket Pop! • Diamond Collection |
| Flareon | 629 | 
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2020 | • Pocket Pop! • Diamond Collection |
| Mew | 643 | 
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2021 | • 10" Super-Sized (No. 852) • Pocket Pop! |
| Ponyta | 644 | 
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2021 | N/A |
| Raichu | 645 | 
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2021 | • Pocket Pop! |
| Pikachu (Attack Stance) | 779 | 
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May 2021 | N/A |
| Meowth | 780 | 
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May 2021 | • Pocket Pop! |
| Psyduck | 781 | 
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May 2021 | N/A |
| Pikachu (Sitting) | 842 | 
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2021 | • Diamond Collection |
| Charizard | 843 | 
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2021 | • 10" Super-Sized (No. 851) • Metallic |
| Horsea | 844 | 
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??? | N/A |
| Caterpie | 848 | 
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2021 | N/A |
| Pidgeotto | 849 | 
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2021 | N/A |
| Dragonite | 850 | 
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2021 | N/A |
| Alakazam | 855 | 
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2022 | N/A |
| Lucario | 856 | 
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2022 | • 10" Super-Sized (No. 851) |
| Sylveon | 857 | 
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2022 | N/A |
| Lapras | 864 | 
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2022 | • 10" Super-Sized (No. 867) |
| Piplup | 865 | 
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2022 | N/A |
| Leafeon | 866 | 
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2022 | N/A |
| Espeon | 884 | 
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??? | • Flocked |
| Munchlax | 885 | 
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??? | N/A |
| Oshawott | 886 | 
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??? | N/A |
| Arcanine | 920 | 
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??? | N/A |
| Glaceon | 921 | 
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??? | • 10" Super-Sized (No. 930) |
| Scorbunny | 922 | 
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??? | • 10" Super-Sized (No. 930) |
Super-sized variants
Super-sized variants are larger, 10 or 18 inch versions of standard figures. The 10 inch are sold exclusively at Target. Super-sized variants are uniquely numbered; the 10 inch Pikachu is the only super-sized variant that shares a number with its standard figure. The 18 inch Pikachu was the first 18 inch figure in the Pop! Games line.
The 10 inch Bulbasaur was released as part of Target's special Detective Pikachu promo event. The 10 inch Charmander and Squirtle were debuted early at conventions by Entertainment Earth. The figures at the conventions included an additional convention debut sticker on the box.
| Name | Pop! Games no. | Image | In-box image | Release date |
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| 10" Pikachu | 353 | 
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November 16, 2018 (Target exclusive) |
| 10" Bulbasaur | 454 | File:Funko Pop Bulbasaur 10in.png | File:Funko Pop Bulbasaur 10in box.png | May 11, 2019 (Target exclusive) |
| 10" Charmander | 456 | File:Funko Pop Charmander 10in.png | File:Funko Pop Charmander 10in box.png | July 18-21, 2019 (SDCC 2019 Entertainment Earth early debut) August 2, 2019 (Target exclusive) |
| 10" Squirtle | 505 | File:Funko Pop Squirtle 10in.png | File:Funko Pop Squirtle 10in box.png | October 3-6, 2019 (NYCC 2019 Entertainment Earth early debut) October 6, 2019 (Target exclusive) |
| 10" Eevee | 540 | File:Funko Pop Eevee 10in.png | File:Funko Pop Eevee 10in box.png | November 29, 2019 (Target exclusive) |
| 10" Vulpix | 599 | File:Funko Pop Vulpix 10in.png | File:Funko Pop Vulpix 10in box.png | July 26, 2020 (Target exclusive) |
| 18" Pikachu | 01 | 
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September 13, 2020 |
| 10" Mewtwo | 583 | File:Funko Pop Mewtwo 10in.png | File:Funko Pop Mewtwo 10in box.png | October 4, 2020 (Target exclusive) |
| 10" Cubone | 619 | 
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October 4, 2020 (Target exclusive) |
Flocked variants
Flocked variants are fuzzy-coated versions of standard figures. A "flocked" sticker is included on the box.
| Name | Pop! Games no. | Image | In-box image | Release date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pikachu (Flocked) | 353 | 
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2020 (GameStop exclusive Pokémon Funko Box) |
| Bulbasaur (Flocked) | 453 | 
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March 13, 2020 (ECCC 2020 & Amazon.com shared exclusive) |
| Charmander (Flocked) | 455 | 
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March 13, 2020 (ECCC 2020 & Walmart shared exclusive) |
| Squirtle (Flocked) | 504 | 
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2020 (GameStop exclusive Pokémon Funko Box) |
| Eevee (Flocked) | 577 | File:Funko Pop Eevee flocked.png | File:Funko Pop Eevee flocked box.png | April 10, 2020 (WonderCon 2020 & Hot Topic shared exclusive) |
| Pichu (Flocked) | 579 | File:Funko Pop Pichu flocked.png | File:Funko Pop Pichu flocked box.png | April 10, 2020 (WonderCon 2020 & FYE exclusive) |
| Vulpix (Flocked) | 580 | File:Funko Pop Vulpix flocked.png | File:Funko Pop Vulpix flocked box.png | July 22, 2020 (SDCC 2020 & GameStop shared exclusive) |
| Mewtwo (Flocked) | 581 | File:Funko Pop Mewtwo flocked.png | File:Funko Pop Mewtwo flocked box.png | July 22, 2020 (SDCC 2020 & Funko Shop exclusive) |
| Growlithe (Flocked) | 597 | File:Funko Pop Growlithe flocked.png | File:Funko Pop Growlithe flocked box.png | October 9, 2020 (NYCC 2020 & BoxLunch shared exclusive) |
| Pikachu (Grumpy) (Flocked) | 598 | File:Funko Pop Pikachu Grumpy flocked.png | File:Funko Pop Pikachu Grumpy flocked box.png | October 9, 2020 (NYCC 2020 & Target shared exclusive) |
Silver metallic variants
For the Pokémon 25th Anniversary, Funko released silver metallic variants of some of its Pokémon Pop! figures. These variants are silver metallic-finished versions of standard figures. A sticker of the 25th anniversary logo is included on the box.
The 10 inch silver metallic Pikachu was released as a part of Target Con 2021 and includes a sticker for the convention on the box.
| Name | Pop! Games no. | Image | In-box image | Release date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pikachu (Silver Metallic) | 353 | 
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March 2021 |
| 10" Pikachu (Silver Metallic) | 353 | File:Funko Pop Pikachu 10in metallic.png | File:Funko Pop Pikachu 10in metallic box.png | February 26, 2021 (Target exclusive) |
| Bulbasaur (Silver Metallic) | 453 | 
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May 2021 |
Diamond Collection variants
Diamond Collection variants are glitter-coated versions of standard figures. A "diamond collection" sticker is included on the box.
| Name | Pop! Games no. | Image | In-box image | Release date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Charmander (Diamond) | 455 | 
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March 4, 2021 (ECCC 2021 & Target shared exclusive) |
| Vaporeon (Diamond) | 627 | 
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March 4, 2021 (ECCC 2021 & Barnes & Noble shared exclusive) |
| Jolteon (Diamond) | 628 | File:Funko Pop Jolteon diamond.png | File:Funko Pop Jolteon diamond box.png | April 23, 2021 (WonderCon 2021 & BoxLunch shared exclusive) |
| Flareon (Diamond) | 629 | File:Funko Pop Flareon diamond.png | File:Funko Pop Flareon diamond box.png | April 23, 2021 (WonderCon 2021 & FYE shared exclusive) |
Pearlescent variants
Pearlescent variants feature a shiny, shimmering paint and were released exclusively via the Pokémon Center. They have a a Pokémon Center exclusive sticker.
| Name | Pop! Games no. | Image | In-box image | Release date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pikachu (Pearlescent) | 353 | File:Funko Pop Pikachu pearlescent.png | File:Funko Pop Pikachu pearlescent box.png | March 8, 2023 (Pokémon Center exclusive) |
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This article is part of Project Merchandise, a Bulbapedia project that aims to write comprehensive articles on all Pokémon toys, dolls, books, and collectible merchandise. |
