Funko Pop Pokémon Moments: Full Line (2026)
By Dexhaul Team · October 19, 2026 · 7 min read
The Funko Pop! Moments Deluxe is the only Pokémon format that puts multiple figures into a single diorama scene.
As of October 2026, one Pokémon Moments release exists: set #01, the OG Starters 1996, with Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle together in a sealed acrylic display case.
The broader Funko Games: Pokémon line covers three sub-formats: standard singles at 3.75 inches, Premium figures at 4.5 inches, and Bitty 4-packs at 0.9 inches. For a complete numbered figure list across all three, see the Pokémon Funko Pop list (2026). This guide focuses on what makes the Moments Deluxe different and where to start.
On this page 10 sections
- What Is Pop! Moments Deluxe?
- Every Pokémon Pop! Moments Deluxe Set
- What Is Inside Set #01
- Where to Start: Three Picks by Budget
- Standard Pop! Singles: What Characters Are Available
- Funko Bitty Pop: The Smallest Format
- Telling Licensed Figures From Unlicensed Listings
- Display and Care
- Q4 Gift Angle: Which Format for Which Recipient
- FAQ
What Is Pop! Moments Deluxe?
A standard Pop! figure is one vinyl character in a window box. Moments Deluxe is a different product entirely.
Moments Deluxe sets stage multiple figures inside a sculpted scene and deliver them in a sealed acrylic case. You do not open the case for display: the case is the display.
For Pokémon, set #01 poses Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle together around their 1996 debut in Pocket Monsters Red and Green. The Pokédex order is reflected in the pose: Bulbasaur (#001), Charmander (#004), Squirtle (#007), as confirmed on Serebii's Kanto Pokédex.
No other Pokémon vinyl set works this way. Every standard, Premium, and Bitty figure is a standalone piece for one character. The Moments Deluxe is the only diorama Funko makes for Pokémon.
Every Pokémon Pop! Moments Deluxe Set
One set has been released as of October 2026. Funko has not announced additional Pokémon Moments sets.
| Set # | Name | Characters | Year | Observed price range | In stock now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #01 | Pokémon OG Starters Scene 1996 | Bulbasaur, Charmander, Squirtle | 2023 | $45–$90 (observed Oct 2026) | Yes |
| TBA | Future sets | Not announced | TBA | Not yet listed | No |
What Is Inside Set #01
Set #01 contains three vinyl figures posed inside a hard acrylic case with a matte-finished base. Bulbasaur sits at center-left, Charmander stands at center-right with its flame tail visible, and Squirtle is front-center with arms extended. The base is labeled "OG Starters 1996" with the set number embossed.
Before buying, compare listings carefully. This same product sells for $45 to $90 depending on the seller.
There is no limited edition of set #01 and no region-exclusive variant. A listing described as "with case" is not a different product: the sealed acrylic case ships as part of every unit.
The price gap is entirely seller markup. The $45–$49 range is the observed floor across multiple shops in October 2026.
The case seal is intentional. Do not open it. The Moments Deluxe case is the display piece itself, not packaging around a loose figure.
Where to Start: Three Picks by Budget
For a first purchase under $20, a standard single is the right call. Pikachu has several poses available (waving, sitting, attack stance), Mewtwo is a reliable pick for any collection, and Jolteon fills the Eeveelution slot if you are building that set.
At the $30–$55 range, the Moments Deluxe #01 is the clear choice for a display centerpiece. Three characters, no assembly, sealed case.
It also works as a gift for a Kanto-era fan who does not own any Funko Pokémon figures yet.
The Premium tier (Pikachu, Charizard, Blastoise, Venusaur at $20–$30) sits between standard and Moments on price. Those are 4.5-inch single figures, not dioramas. Whether the Charizard Premium is worth the step up is covered in detail on the Funko Pop Premium Charizard worth-it page.
Standard Pop! Singles: What Characters Are Available
The Games: Pokémon series uses a single shared numbering sequence across every video game franchise Funko covers. Figure #628 is not the 628th Pokémon figure: it is number 628 in the combined Games line, with hundreds of non-Pokémon releases in between. Do not use the number to gauge how complete a Pokémon collection is.
Characters currently available from independent shops include Pikachu (multiple poses), Mewtwo, Jolteon, Mew, Squirtle, Bulbasaur, Cubone, Espeon, Vaporeon, Rowlet, Fuecoco, Dratini, Ninetales, Meowth, Psyduck, and Ceruledge. The full numbered catalogue is at Funko's Pokémon page. Stock varies by seller and character.
Funko Bitty Pop: The Smallest Format
Bitty figures are 0.9 inches and come in 4-packs for around $13–$16. Each pack includes three named characters and one mystery figure: a deliberate design that drives completionist purchases.
The scale difference is large: 0.9 inches vs 3.75 inches for a standard figure. Both work well on the same shelf as the Moments Deluxe, which provides a visual anchor.
Bitty figures carry an age rating of 6+ due to their size and are not suitable for children under 3.
Telling Licensed Figures From Unlicensed Listings
Every genuine licensed Pokémon figure carries both the Funko logo on the base and the TPCI copyright line ("© Pokémon. TM, ® Nintendo."). The box reproduces the same text alongside the series number.
Any listing that does not show a clear photo of the base, or that describes the product only in vague terms ("Pokémon figure set" without a series number or character name), is a warning flag.
For the Moments Deluxe: the base of the acrylic case shows the set number (#01) and the "OG Starters 1996" name. A listing with no visible base detail is not enough to verify authenticity. See the fake Pokémon products guide for a full check before buying from an unfamiliar seller.
Display and Care
Vinyl fades in direct UV light over time. Keep figures away from windows or use UV-protective display cases. The Moments Deluxe acrylic case provides dust protection but no UV barrier.
The Moments Deluxe case is factory-sealed. Do not attempt to open it. The seal is structural: the case is the display, not removable packaging.
Standard window boxes can be opened, but removing a figure is irreversible. Both boxed and unboxed displays are common among collectors; neither damages value in any documented way.
Standard figures stand upright on their own base. The Moments Deluxe case has a stable flat bottom but will fall if pushed sideways. Allow at least 4 inches of clear lateral space around it.
Q4 Gift Angle: Which Format for Which Recipient
The Moments Deluxe #01 is one of the strongest Pokémon gifts in the $45–$55 range this Q4. Three characters, no assembly required, ships and displays in one sealed case. Works for ages 6+.
Standard singles at $10–$20 are a reliable stocking-stuffer tier for a collector who already has some figures. Verify which numbers they own before buying a specific character.
When in doubt, a character rather than a number is the safer choice: a Kanto fan without a Mewtwo figure is easy to shop for.
Bitty 4-packs at $14–$16 work as low-risk add-ons, especially for someone starting a collection. The mystery slot adds an element of surprise. For the full Q4 gift picture across all budgets, see the Pokémon holiday gift guide 2026.
FAQ
What is the Funko Pop! Moments Deluxe?
Moments Deluxe is a Funko sub-line that packages multiple figures in a sealed diorama scene inside an acrylic display case. For Pokémon, there is currently one release: #01, the OG Starters 1996 with Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle.
How many Pokémon Moments Deluxe sets are there in 2026?
One. Set #01 features Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle. Funko has not announced additional Pokémon Moments sets as of October 2026.
Why does the same Moments Deluxe set cost $45 from one seller and $90 from another?
There is one version of set #01. The price difference is seller markup, not a product difference.
No limited variant or "with case" edition exists. The $45–$49 range is the observed floor in October 2026.
What is the difference between standard and Premium figures for Pokémon?
Standard Games figures are 3.75 inches at roughly $10–$20. Premium figures are 4.5 inches at $20–$30. Premium releases for Pokémon exist only for Pikachu (#1127), Charizard (#1213), Blastoise (#1273), and Venusaur (#1158).
Are Funko Bitty Pokémon figures suitable for young children?
Funko rates Bitty figures as 6+. Their 0.9-inch size presents a small-parts hazard for children under 3. Check the specific age note on each standard figure box as well; ratings vary.
Browse every in-stock Pokémon Funko Pop! figure, the Moments Deluxe diorama, and Bitty Pop 4-packs from independent shops at dexhaul.com/collections/plush-toys/funko-pop. Results are updated live from the catalog.
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