Funism Pokémon Figures in 2026: Four Tiers From $4 to $250
By Dexhaul Team · August 28, 2026
Funism makes more Pokémon figures than most collectors realize.
The line covers four distinct tiers: sub-$5 blind-ball figures, $30–$35 battle-pose statues, mid-range duo displays, and the flagship Home Collection series at $249.95 each. Understanding what you get at each step makes the gap in price make sense, and picking the wrong tier means either outspending your shelf or passing on something you'd actually enjoy.
This guide breaks down each Funism tier by what you get, who it suits, and which specific products are available right now.
What Funism Is
Funism is a Chinese figure manufacturer that produces officially licensed Pokémon products. The company covers a wide range: from tiny blind-box surprises under five dollars to large display statues that cost as much as a modest TCG booster box haul.
All Funism figures are PVC. Paint finish and detail level scale with price. The Palmsize Wonders use flat, simple fills; the Home Collection statues use textured hand-painted surfaces with multiple tones per character.
Both ends of the catalog are officially licensed, so the character accuracy holds across the range.
Several independent shops carry the line through the UCP Global Catalog. Galactic Toys and Collectibles stocks the broadest selection, with Collector Store, Otaku Collectives, and others covering individual sub-lines.
Tier 1: Palmsize Wonders ($4–6 per pack)
The Palmsize Wonders are 1.5-inch PVC figures sold in individual Poké Ball capsules. Each pack is random: you get one figure from the series, and you find out which one when you open it.
Three volumes are available, with individual packs starting at $3.95 at Galactic Toys and single figures priced $4.99 to $5.99 at Collector Store. The selection shifts across volumes: the later releases include newer characters from more recent generations.
These are not display centerpieces. At 1.5 inches, they work as desk scatter, inside a display case alongside other smalls, or as low-cost entries for a collector who wants a physical Funism piece before committing to a larger format.
Tier 2: Twinkmont Shining Moment Series ($32–35)
The Twinkmont Shining Moment line is where Funism moves into proper display territory. These are PVC statues with dynamic battle poses, priced in the $32–$35 range at Galactic Toys.
Two characters are currently available in this sub-line: Gigantamax Charizard at $34.95 and Mega Scizor at $31.95. Gigantamax Charizard is the more recognizable pick, featuring the oversized flame-wrapped silhouette from Sword and Shield's Gigantamax mechanic.
Funism Pokemon Twinkmont Shining Moment Series Gigantamax Charizard Figure PVC Statue
$34.95 USD
The Twinkmont statues sit around 5–6 inches in most cases, which puts them in a useful mid-shelf range: larger than most blind-box figures, smaller than the Home Collection statues. The posed designs read as action shots rather than character portraits, which suits some display styles better than others.
For collectors who want a Charizard or Scizor piece without committing to $250, this tier is the accessible entry into Funism's statue work.
Tier 3: Partner Series and Edge Hanging Figures ($65–108)
The middle tier is less uniform than the others. Two distinct formats occupy the $65–$108 range, and they serve different display intentions.
The Partner Series pairs two Pokémon on a shared base at 6 inches. The Gengar and Mimikyu Prime figure at $64.95 is the most prominent listing: both characters share a single sculpted base, which makes it a natural choice for collectors who follow either Pokémon or appreciate the combination.
The Edge Hanging Figures from Otaku Collectives sit at $107.92 for a set. These clip to shelf edges, hanging rather than standing, which creates a different kind of presence than a freestanding statue. They suit display cases and deep shelves where depth matters as much as height.
Neither format dominates this tier. Partner Series works if the character pairing is right; Edge Hanging works if you want to use vertical and edge space rather than flat surfaces.
Tier 4: Home Collection Life-Size Statues ($249.95)
The Home Collection is Funism's flagship product line: individual character display statues at $249.95 each. Six characters are available through Galactic Toys: Pikachu (19-inch), Squirtle (17-inch), Gengar (18-inch), Captain Pikachu (20-inch), Mimikyu (18-inch), and Sylveon (16-inch).
The "Life Size" label in these product names needs a brief explanation. It does not mean "same size as a human." It refers to the Pokémon's canonical Pokédex height, and the correspondence varies by character.
Pikachu's Pokédex height is 1'04" (0.4 m), which is roughly 16 inches. The 19-inch statue runs slightly larger than that entry.
Gengar's Pokédex height is 4'11" (1.5 m), so the 18-inch statue is about a third of canonical size. Mimikyu's Pokédex height is just 0'08" (0.2 m), which means the 18-inch Funism statue is more than twice that entry.
Funism Pokemon Pikachu Home Collection Life Size 19-inch PVC Figure Statue
$249.95 USD
What "Life Size" practically means: Funism designed these statues to occupy the same visual presence a real Pokémon would in a room, at roughly the scale the games and anime establish. Pikachu at 19 inches is a solid table or shelf piece. Gengar at 18 inches works despite the Pokédex gap because Gengar's rounded silhouette fills space efficiently at that height.
Mimikyu at 18 inches is the most interesting Home Collection pick for collectors who follow the character. Its Pokédex height is only 8 inches, so the statue is larger than canonical, but the simplified ghost-sheet silhouette benefits from the extra scale.
Squirtle at 17 inches sits at the compact end of the Home Collection range. Its Pokédex height is 1'08" (0.5 m), which puts it close to the 17-inch scale. For a Kanto-focused collector, it is the most proportionally accurate statue in the current lineup.
Which Tier Makes Sense for You
The tier choice mostly comes down to what role the figure plays in your space.
For budget entry or desk variety
Palmsize Wonders at $4–$6 per pack are the lowest-risk way to add a Funism piece. The random format suits collectors who enjoy the surprise element and are not building toward a specific character.
For a proper display piece under $50
The Twinkmont Shining Moment line delivers a posed, detailed statue at $32–$35. Gigantamax Charizard is the strongest character option in this tier and reads well at shelf height.
For a room centerpiece
The Home Collection statues are the only Funism pieces designed to anchor a room rather than fill shelf space. At $249.95, pick your character based on which Pokémon you actually collect: Pikachu for scale accuracy, Gengar or Mimikyu for silhouette impact, Squirtle for a proportional Kanto piece.
DexHaul searches independent shops in one place. Find the full Funism range, from Palmsize Wonders to the Home Collection, at dexhaul.com (DexHaul is independent and unofficial: not affiliated with Nintendo, Game Freak, or The Pokémon Company).