Funko Pop! Pokémon 10-Inch Jumbo Figures (2026): Every Release
By Dexhaul Team · October 12, 2026 · 6 min read
The Funko Pop! Pokémon 10-inch Jumbo line covers over 40 confirmed characters, from classic Kanto starters to modern Scarlet and Violet additions, spanning standard retail, retailer exclusives, and convention releases.
Knowing which tier a figure belongs to matters before you buy. A standard retail Munchlax (#917) lists around $34; a convention-exclusive Suicune (#1048) runs over $80 on the secondary market. Same format, very different purchase.
Every Pokémon in the 10-Inch Funko Pop Line
The table below covers confirmed 10-inch releases from the Funko Pokémon Games line, with Pop numbers where published by Funko. Observed prices reflect independent shop listings as of October 2026 and are not guaranteed MSRPs. DexHaul is independent and unofficial: not affiliated with Funko or The Pokémon Company.
| Pokémon | Pop # | Release type | Observed price (Oct 2026) | In stock now |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bulbasaur | #454 | Standard retail | $34–$45 USD | Yes |
| Squirtle | #505 | Standard retail | $34–$40 USD | Yes |
| Pikachu | Varies by variant | Standard retail | $33–$60 USD | Yes |
| Charmeleon | Not on listing | Standard retail | $38 USD | Yes |
| Mew | Not on listing | Standard retail | $47 USD | Yes |
| Slowpoke | Not on listing | Standard retail | $68 USD | Yes |
| Munchlax | #917 | Standard retail | $34 USD | Yes |
| Glaceon | #930 | Standard retail | $33 USD | Yes |
| Umbreon | #950 | Standard retail | $39 USD | Yes |
| Luxray | #959 | Target exclusive (US) | $78–$102 USD | Yes |
| Sprigatito | #1014 | Standard retail | $83 EUR | Yes |
| Ceruledge | Not on listing | Standard retail | $57 USD | Yes |
| Suicune | #1048 | Convention exclusive (2025 Wondrous) | $83 EUR | Yes |
| Gengar | #1049 | Standard retail | $61–$83 USD | Yes |
| Entei | Not on listing | Convention exclusive (2025) | $40 USD | Yes |
| Palkia | Not on listing | Exclusive | $104 USD | Yes |
| Cresselia | Not on listing | Convention exclusive (2024 FEE) | $102 USD | Yes |
Pop numbers not shown in a listing title should be confirmed on funko.com before purchase. Funko uses a continuous numbering system across all licenses, so gaps in the sequence are normal.
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Three Picks to Start With
If you are new to the 10-inch line, standard retail releases are the easiest entry. They turn up at independent shops worldwide, and the secondary prices stay close to original retail for most characters.
Munchlax #917: The Budget Pick
At around $34, Munchlax #917 is one of the most accessible 10-inch Pokémon Pops currently in circulation. The figure captures Munchlax's rounded silhouette cleanly, and the price leaves room in the shelf budget for a second pick.
Charmeleon: The Kanto Pick
Charmeleon at $38 stands out from the usual Charizard-heavy Kanto lineup. It is one of the few mid-evolution Pokémon in the 10-inch format, and its fire-tail detailing is noticeably crisper at this scale than on the standard 4-inch figure.
Ceruledge: The Modern Gen Pick
Ceruledge at $57 is the most recent Scarlet and Violet character in the Jumbo format. Its blade-wing design translates well at 10 inches, with sharper sculpt edges than you get on the standard size. It sits at the high end of standard retail pricing but remains below the convention exclusive tier.
Standard, Retailer Exclusive, or Convention: What You're Actually Buying
The 10-inch line is one format sold through three different channels, and each channel sets its own secondary market price floor.
Standard retail releases ship to specialty toy shops, online retailers, and international distributors. Prices at independent shops hover between $34 and $68 USD depending on character and seller location. Squirtle #505, Munchlax #917, and Umbreon #950 fall into this tier.
Retailer exclusives are released to a single chain. Luxray #959 was a Target US exclusive and now trades at $78 to $102 on the secondary market, significantly above its original retail price. The figure itself is identical in format to standard releases: the scarcity comes entirely from its distribution, not any visual difference.
Convention exclusives from Funko's own events (Funko Entertainment Expo, Wondrous Convention, FunDays) have a fixed print run and are never restocked. Suicune #1048 and Cresselia both fit this tier, trading above $80 EUR or $100 USD on secondary markets.
If you missed the event, a secondary market seller is your only path.
The packaging difference is consistent. Convention exclusives carry a sticker identifying the event; retailer exclusives name the chain on their sticker.
Standard releases have no additional sticker. If a seller describes a figure as exclusive without showing the box, ask for a photo before committing.
Displaying 10-Inch Pokémon Pops
A 10-inch Funko Pop measures roughly 25 cm tall and requires around 28 cm of vertical clearance to sit inside a standard IKEA KALLAX cube with the box on. Out of box, it fits on most floating shelves rated for 2 kg or more.
Some figures, particularly those with wider stances like Charmeleon, use a base that takes up 15 to 20 cm of horizontal shelf space. Check the product dimensions on the seller's listing if shelf space is tight.
For mixed-size displays, 10-inch Pops pair naturally with standard 4-inch figures at the front of a shelf. The DexHaul Pokémon figures guide covers other licensed lines at comparable scales.
Gift Picks for the Holiday Season
Standard retail 10-inch Pops in the $34 to $47 range work well as Q4 gifts for Pokémon fans who already have the standard 4-inch lineup. The size upgrade is immediately apparent on a shelf, and the packaging presents well without extra wrapping.
Mew at $47 and Munchlax at $34 both ship from international independents with standard post. Mew in particular photographs well and is a recognizable choice across generations of fans. For a broader gift roundup covering plush, cards, and accessories, the DexHaul holiday gift guide lists picks from $10 to over $100.
If the person on your list already owns the Jumbo tier, consider the Funko Bitty Pop vs Jazwares advent calendar comparison for a different format at a lower price point. The worth-it breakdown at Funko Pop Premium Charizard: worth it is also useful if they are specifically a Charizard collector.
Frequently Asked Questions
How big is a 10-inch Pokémon Funko Pop?
The figure stands approximately 25 cm (10 inches) tall, confirmed on individual product pages from Funko. This is roughly 2.5 times the height of a standard 4-inch Pop figure. Box dimensions vary by character but typically measure around 28 cm tall.
What is the standard retail price for a 10-inch Pokémon Funko Pop?
Standard retail releases observed at independent shops in October 2026 range from $34 to $68 USD, depending on character and seller region. The official Pokémon merchandise page does not list individual prices; check funko.com or the seller's listing for the most current figure.
Are convention exclusives harder to find?
Yes. Convention exclusives like Suicune #1048 (2025 Wondrous) and Cresselia (2024 Funko Entertainment Expo) are not restocked after the event. They are only available from secondary market sellers, which is why observed prices sit $40 to $60 above standard retail figures.
Can I mix 10-inch Pops with standard 4-inch Pops on a shelf?
Yes, and many collectors do. The size difference reads as a focal point rather than inconsistency, particularly when the larger figure anchors the center of a shelf. Standard 4-inch Pops at the front and sides create a natural size gradient.
Which 10-inch Pokémon Funko Pop should I buy first?
Munchlax #917 at $34 is the most affordable standard release currently in stock and ships from multiple sellers. If your priority is a specific character or generation, cross-reference the table above: confirmed Pop numbers mean the figure has been officially cataloged by Funko and is easier to authenticate from photos.
Browse the full Funko Pop! Pokémon range from independent shops at DexHaul's Funko Pop collection, including standard retail, exclusives, and Bitty Pop formats in one place. DexHaul is independent and not affiliated with Funko or The Pokémon Company.
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