Pokémon Funko Pop List (2026): Every Figure and Bitty Pop Set
By Dexhaul Team · October 5, 2026
Funko makes Pokémon vinyl figures in three scales: standard 3.75-inch figures, Premium at roughly 4.5 to 5 inches, and Bitty 1-inch minis in 4-packs.
Over 30 Pokémon characters have standard releases as of 2026.
Start with a standard Charizard or Mewtwo to anchor a shelf. A Bitty 4-pack works well as a gift under $20.
All Pokémon Funko Pops are officially licensed through Funko's partnership with The Pokémon Company. DexHaul is independent and unofficial; product links go to independent shops.
Every Pokémon Pop! in the line
The table below covers the current lineup across all three scales. Numbers come from Funko's official listings. Observed prices are from independent sellers on DexHaul as of October 5, 2026; MSRP is Funko's suggested retail.
| Figure | Scale | Funko # | MSRP | Observed floor Oct 2026 | In stock now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Pop! (3.75") | |||||
| Pikachu | 3.75" | #353 | $10.99 | $12.00+ | Yes |
| Bulbasaur | 3.75" | #453 | $10.99 | $13.49+ | Yes |
| Charmander | 3.75" | #455 | $10.99 | $12.00+ | Yes |
| Squirtle | 3.75" | #504 | $10.99 | $14.99+ | Yes |
| Mewtwo | 3.75" | #581 | $10.99 | $14.99+ | Yes |
| Gengar | 3.75" | #587 | $10.99 | $14.99+ | Yes |
| Eevee | 3.75" | #577 | $10.99 | $13.00+ | Yes |
| Jigglypuff | 3.75" | #579 | $10.99 | $13.00+ | Yes |
| Lucario | 3.75" | see funko.com | $10.99 | $14.99+ | Yes |
| Espeon | 3.75" | see funko.com | $10.99 | $14.99+ | Yes |
| Sylveon | 3.75" | see funko.com | $10.99 | $14.99+ | Yes |
| Umbreon | 3.75" | #948 | $10.99 | $14.99+ | Yes |
| Gardevoir | 3.75" | see funko.com | $10.99 | $14.99+ | Yes |
| Ivysaur | 3.75" | see funko.com | $10.99 | $14.99+ | Yes |
| Rowlet | 3.75" | #1092 | $10.99 | $15.00+ | Yes |
| Fuecoco | 3.75" | #1030 | $10.99 | $13.99+ | Yes |
| Wartortle | 3.75" | #1212 | $10.99 | $14.99+ | Yes |
| Pop! Premium (approx. 4.5"–5") | |||||
| Pikachu Premium | ~4.5" | #1127 | $14.99 | $24.99+ | Yes |
| Venusaur Premium | ~4.5" | #1158 | $14.99 | $15.00+ | Yes |
| Charizard Premium | ~4.5" | #1213 | $14.99 | $17.00+ | Yes |
| Blastoise Premium | ~4.5" | #1273 | $14.99 | $17.00+ | Yes |
| Bitty Pop! (1" mini, 4-pack sets) | |||||
| Series 1 (4-pack) | 1" | #81132 | $9.99 | $13.00+ | Yes |
| Charmander 4-pack | 1" | see funko.com | $9.99 | $16.99+ | Yes |
| Bulbasaur 4-pack | 1" | see funko.com | $9.99 | $13.49+ | Yes |
| Squirtle 4-pack | 1" | see funko.com | $9.99 | $13.49+ | Yes |
| Pikachu 4-pack | 1" | see funko.com | $9.99 | $21.00+ | Yes |
| Series 4 (4-pack) | 1" | #81135 | $9.99 | $15.99+ | Yes |
| 12-pack multipack | 1" | see funko.com | $29.99 | $49.00+ | Yes |
Pokémon figures share the broader "Games" Pop! series with other video game franchises. The numbering is not Pokémon-specific, so there are large gaps between Pokémon releases.
Figure #354 belongs to another Games-line title. Collectors tracking the full Pokémon roster by number will find non-Pokémon figures scattered throughout.
Where to start
Three picks based on what's in stock today and what serves distinct budgets.
Standard Charizard for the shelf starter
Charizard is the most requested Pokémon Pop! in the line. The standard figure observed at $14.99 in October 2026 is the entry point most collectors own first.
Bitty Pop! Bulbasaur 4-pack for the gift under $20
At $13.49 observed floor, the Bulbasaur 4-pack delivers four distinct 1-inch figures in one box. Three are named on the packaging; the fourth is a mystery drawn from a short undisclosed list.
The mystery slot is intentional: it drives completionist buying across multiple packs. Know this going in so it reads as a feature rather than a surprise.
Pop! Premium Charizard for the display centerpiece
At a $17.00 observed floor in October 2026, the Premium Charizard costs only $2 more than the standard at street prices. The added height reads clearly at three feet away on a shelf; the standard does not.
Telling versions apart: official, Premium, and what to avoid
Three things identify an official Funko Pop!: a Funko figure number on the box base, a holographic sticker on the box side (applied at retail), and plastic-free packaging on newer releases. The figure number is the clearest check.
Standard vs Premium: the only visual difference is height
Premium figures are not higher-quality vinyl or more detailed in paint. The sculpt is proportionally similar to the standard version.
The upgrade is strictly scale: a taller figure with slightly wider base for stability. If you want a uniform-height shelf, standard keeps everything level.
Pop! Premium is currently Gen 1 starters and Pikachu only
As of October 2026, Pop! Premium exists for Charizard (#1213), Blastoise (#1273), Venusaur (#1158), and Pikachu (#1127) only. No other Pokémon has a current Premium release.
If you see a "Premium" label on a Gengar, Mewtwo, or any Scarlet and Violet figure, check the listing carefully. It is likely a standard figure described loosely as premium by the seller.
Bootleg signals
The clearest bootleg signal: no Funko figure number on the box base. Misaligned paint on the face, especially the eyes, is the secondary check.
Official Funko packaging uses the Games Pop! branding on a plain black window box or the newer eco-friendly cardboard style. Neither has excessive glitter, chrome, or metallic finishes on the box itself.
Display, sizing, and the Bitty Pop! Pokéball shelf
Standard Pop! figures need about 4.5 inches of shelf clearance. A six-figure row takes roughly 18 inches of width.
Bitty 4-packs include a small mini-tray. Funko also sells a separate Pokéball-shaped display shelf for eight 1-inch figures.
Without a dedicated shelf, 1-inch figures are easy to lose on a flat surface.
Mixing scales looks intentional when one Premium anchors the center of a standard row. Avoid placing standard and Premium figures on alternate slots where the height variance reads as inconsistency.
See the full Pokémon figures and collectibles guide for comparisons across other figure lines including Moncolle, Re-Ment, and Nendoroid.
Pokémon Funko Pops as Q4 gifts
Standard Pop! figures sit under $20 at street prices and require no setup. That combination makes them one of the most practical Pokémon gifts for someone with an existing figure collection or a bare shelf to start.
Bitty Pop! 4-packs stay under $20 and ship small. Note the Bitty Pokéball display shelf as a pairing item if the recipient already collects Bitty Pops.
For curated Q4 Pokémon gift picks across categories, the 2026 holiday gift guide covers figures alongside plush, TCG products, and accessories.
Frequently asked questions
How big is a standard Pokémon Funko Pop?
Standard figures stand 3.75 inches tall. Premium figures run 4.5 to 5 inches. Bitty figures are 1 inch.
What is the difference between standard and Premium for Pokémon?
Premium is taller with a slightly wider base. As of 2026, Premium exists for Charizard, Blastoise, Venusaur, and Pikachu only.
What comes in a Bitty Pop! 4-pack?
Three named characters are printed on the box, plus one mystery figure from an undisclosed short list. Check the box art to see which mystery options are possible for that specific pack.
Are Pokémon Funko Pops officially licensed?
Yes. Funko produces them under an official license from The Pokémon Company. DexHaul is independent and not affiliated with Funko, Nintendo, or The Pokémon Company.
Which Pokémon have a Pop! Premium figure?
As of October 2026: Charizard (#1213), Blastoise (#1273), Venusaur (#1158), and Pikachu (#1127). No other Pokémon has an official Pop! Premium release.
Browse every Pokémon Funko Pop! available from independent sellers right now at DexHaul's Funko Pop collection. DexHaul is independent and not affiliated with Funko or The Pokémon Company; prices and availability are set by each seller.