Pokemon Funko Pop List: Comprehensive Guide (2026)

The Pokemon Funko Pop line has grown into one of the largest game-based collections in Funko history, with over 70 base characters and hundreds of variants spanning every generation. Whether you're tracking standard releases, hunting convention exclusives, or monitoring vault status, this complete Pokemon Funko Pop list is your go-to checklist for building the ultimate collection.

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Key Takeaways

• The Pokemon Funko Pop line now features 70+ base characters plus hundreds of variants including Diamond Collection, Flocked, Pearlescent, Soft Color, Metallic, and the new Pop! Premium format.

• Box numbers matter for collectors — every figure in this full list includes its Pop! number for easy identification and tracking.

• Several popular figures are "Pending Vault" and will no longer be available through various retailers once they sell through, making now the time to grab them.

• New 2026 releases include Pop! Premium figures — a larger, more detailed format featuring Pikachu, Venusaur, and upcoming Charizard and Blastoise.

What Are All the Standard Pokemon Funko Pops?

Standard-size figures in this series measure approximately 3.75 inches tall. Variant figures change the size or appearance of standard figures through special finishes, and common variants include Flocked, Diamond, and Metallic. Most variant figures share the same box number as the original. 

1. Absol — #1090

2. Aipom — #947

3. Alakazam — #855

   • Alakazam Pocket Pop!

4. Alolan Raichu — #1011

5. Arcanine — #920

   • Arcanine Pocket Pop!

6. Blaziken — #983

7. Bulbasaur — #453

   • Bulbasaur Pocket Pop!

   • Bulbasaur Silver Metallic Pocket Pop!

8. Caterpie — #848

   • Caterpie Pocket Pop!

9. Ceruledge — #1076

10. Charizard — #843

    • Charizard Pocket Pop!

11. Charmeleon — #1157

12. Charmander — #455

    • Charmander Pocket Pop!

    • Charmander Silver Metallic Pocket Pop!

13. Chimchar — #963

14. Cubone — #596

    • Cubone Pocket Pop!

15. Dragonite — #850

    • Dragonite Pocket Pop!

16. Dratini — #1050

17. Eevee — #577

    • Eevee Pocket Pop!

    • Eevee Standing Pocket Pop!

18. Electabuzz — #1124

19. Espeon — #884

    • Espeon Pocket Pop!

20. Fidough — #1051

21. Flareon — #629

    • Flareon Pocket Pop!

22. Fuecoco — #1030

23. Gardevoir — #1052

24. Gengar — #1031

25. Glaceon — #921

26. Goomy — #1155

27. Greninja — #968

28. Grookey — #957

29. Growlithe — #597

    • Growlithe Pocket Pop!

30. Horsea — #844

    • Horsea Pocket Pop!

31. Ivysaur — #1126

32. Jolteon — #628

    • Jolteon Pocket Pop!

33. Lapras — #864

    • Lapras Pocket Pop!

34. Leafeon — #866

    • Leafeon Pocket Pop!

35. Lucario — #856

    • Lucario Pocket Pop!

36. Luxray — #956

37. Magmar — #1125

38. Meowth — #780

    • Meowth Pocket Pop!

39. Mew — #643

    • Mew Pocket Pop!

40. Mewtwo — #581

    • Mewtwo Pocket Pop!

41. Mimikyu — #1013

42. Mr. Mime — #582

    • Mr. Mime Pocket Pop!

43. Munchlax — #885

    • Munchlax Pocket Pop!

44. Ninetales — #1091

45. Oshawott — #886

    • Oshawott Pocket Pop!

46. Pichu — #579

    • Pichu Pocket Pop!

47. Pikachu — #353 (Original), #779 (Pikachu Attack Stance), #598 (Grumpy), #553 (Pikachu Waving), #842 (Sitting)

    • Pikachu Pocket Pop!

    • Pikachu Attack Stance Pocket Pop!

    • Pikachu Grumpy Pocket Pop!

    • Pikachu Waving Pocket Pop!

    • Pikachu Silver Metallic Pocket Pop!

48. Pidgeotto — #849

    • Pidgeotto Pocket Pop!

49. Piplup — #865

    • Piplup Pocket Pop!

50. Ponyta — #644

    • Ponyta Pocket Pop!

51. Psyduck — #781

    • Psyduck Pocket Pop!

52. Quaxly — #1012

53. Raichu — #645

    • Raichu Pocket Pop!

54. Rattata — #595

    • Rattata Pocket Pop!

55. Rowlet — #1092

56. Scorbunny — #922

    • Scorbunny Pocket Pop!

57. Slowpoke — #1077

58. Snubbull — #964

59. Sobble — #949

60. Sprigatito — #984

61. Squirtle — #504

    • Squirtle Pocket Pop!

    • Squirtle Silver Metallic Pocket Pop!

62. Sylveon — #857

    • Sylveon Pocket Pop!

63. Teddiursa — #985

64. Turtwig — #1078

65. Umbreon — #948

    • Umbreon Pocket Pop!

66. Vaporeon — #627

    • Vaporeon Pocket Pop!

67. Vulpix — #580

    • Vulpix Pocket Pop!

68. Wooloo — #958

69. Zorua — #1032

70. Zoroark — #1156

Pocket Pop! figures are miniature versions of the standard Pop! vinyl figures produced by Funko, measuring approximately 2 inches tall. They are available from the Funko Shop online and other pop culture entities that stock Pokemon merchandise. Some Pocket Pop! figures are also included in multi-packs and advent calendars. If your collection is missing any Pocket Pop! versions, the advent calendars are a great way to fill gaps since each includes 24 figures from across the Pokemon animation series and games.

Special Editions & Exclusive Collectibles

Pokemon Center Exclusive Variants

The Pokemon Funko Pop pearlescent variants boast a radiant, shimmering finish and were exclusively launched through the Pokémon Center. They are distinguished by a Pokémon Center exclusive sticker.

The Pokemon Funko Pop pearlescent figures include:

• Bulbasaur Pearlescent

• Charmander Pearlescent

• Eevee Pearlescent

• Mewtwo Pearlescent

• Pikachu Pearlescent

• Squirtle Pearlescent

Pokemon Funko Pop Flocked Variants

• Aipom Flocked Special Edition

• Bulbasaur Limited Edition Flocked Exclusive

• Charmander Limited Edition Flocked Exclusive

• Eevee Flocked Exclusive

• Espeon Flocked Exclusive

• Glaceon Flocked - Hot Topic Exclusive

• Growlithe Flocked Exclusive

• Mewtwo Flocked Exclusive

• Pikachu Flocked Exclusive

• Pikachu Grumpy Flocked - NYCC 2020 Exclusive

• Pikachu Waving Flocked Exclusive

• Pichu Flocked - WonderCon 2020 Exclusive

• Squirtle Flocked Exclusive

• Umbreon Flocked Exclusive

• Vulpix Flocked - SDCC 2020 Exclusive

Soft Color Variants

Soft Color variants are a newer addition to the Pokemon Funko Pop line, first released in late 2024 and expanding through 2025. These Soft Color figures feature a pastel, muted color palette with a distinctive cardboard-style box design. The Soft Color series gives classic Pokemon a fresh visual appearance that stands out on any shelf.

• Bulbasaur Soft Color — #453 (Shared Exclusive)

• Charmander Soft Color — #455 (Shared Exclusive)

• Pikachu Soft Color — #353 (Funko Shop Exclusive)

• Squirtle Soft Color — #504 (Shared Exclusive)

The Pikachu Soft Color is a Funko Shop exclusive featuring Funko's newer micro-optic authentication packaging, which verifies authenticity through Octane5. Funko previously made Soft Color releases available through its website and other retailers.

Pop! Premium Figures

Pop! Premium is a new format launched in early 2026 that features larger, more detailed sculpts than standard Pop! figures. These premium figures showcase Pokemon in dynamic action poses inspired by the video game and movie franchise.

• Pikachu Premium — #1127 (released February 2026)

• Venusaur Premium — #1158 (released March 2026)

• Charizard Premium — announced, release date TBD

• Blastoise Premium — announced, release date TBD

Premium figures stand slightly taller than standard Pops (approximately 4.4 to 4.8 inches) and are still relatively new to the line. Inspired by the iconic standing battle poses from the video game and movie franchise, Premium figures bring a fresh look to any display.

Silver Metallic and Metallic Variants

The Silver Metallic series was officially released as part of the Pokemon 25th Anniversary celebration in 2021. These feature a silver metallic finish with a special 25th Anniversary sticker on the box.

25th Anniversary Silver Metallic (Standard):

• Bulbasaur Silver Metallic — #453

• Charmander Silver Metallic — #455

• Pikachu Silver Metallic — #353

• Squirtle Silver Metallic — #504

These four Silver Metallic figures are the only officially Vaulted Pokemon Funko Pops as of mid-2026, meaning they are permanently retired and no longer available from any retailer. They were also released alongside 10-Inch Jumbo Silver Metallic versions at Target.

Other Metallic Variants:

• Charmander Metallic — #455 (SDCC 2022 / FYE Shared Exclusive)

• Charizard Metallic — #843 (WonderCon 2022 — canceled, never officially released, extremely rare)

Multi-Packs, Pop! Moments, and Advent Calendars

Beyond individual figures, Funko has released several Pokemon multi-figure sets and special formats. These can be displayed alongside standard standing figures or kept in their original packaging.

Pop! Moments:

• Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle Deluxe Moment — #01 (features all three Kanto starters in a single display)

Multi-Packs:

• Eevee, Vaporeon, Jolteon, and Flareon 4-Pack (Shared Exclusive)

• Pikachu, Bulbasaur, Charmander, and Squirtle Starters 4-Pack

• Pikachu and Squirtle Flocked 2-Pack (GameStop Exclusive)

Advent Calendars:

• Pokemon Funko Pocket POP 24-Day Holiday Advent Calendar — released in both 2021 and 2023 editions, each featuring 24 Pocket Pop! figures of classic Pokemon characters measuring approximately 2 inches tall

What Does "Vault Status" Mean for Pokemon Funko Pops?

When Funko "vaults" a figure, it means the mold is retired and no more units will be produced. Retailers can no longer place new orders, and once existing stock sells through, that figure is gone from retail permanently. Vaulted figures often see price increases on the secondary market, especially those originally released as convention or retailer exclusives.

The Pokemon Funko Pop line uses three status levels:

Available — Still in production and readily available at retail. Most standard Pokemon Funko Pops currently fall into this category and can be found on eBay, at conventions, or through officially licensed retailers.

Pending Vault — No longer available for retailers to order. This is the "last chance" window before a figure disappears from store shelves. As of mid-2026, several popular Pokemon figures are missing from retailer restock lists and have entered Pending Vault status, including Caterpie, Cubone, Dratini, Fidough, Fuecoco, Grookey, Growlithe, Oshawott, Pichu, Pidgeotto, Piplup, Ponyta, Quaxly, Rattata, Scorbunny, Teddiursa, and Zorua.

Vaulted — Officially retired. Currently, only the four 25th Anniversary Silver Metallic standard figures (Bulbasaur, Charmander, Pikachu, and Squirtle) are confirmed Vaulted in the Pokemon line.

You can track vault status through the official Funko App, which lets you mark owned figures, monitor vault changes, and check estimated values. Keep in mind that app-based values tend to run higher than actual sold prices — for the most accurate pricing, check recent completed sales on secondary market platforms.

Condition matters significantly for collector value. Figures with clean paint jobs and undamaged boxes consistently command higher prices than loose or shelf-worn pieces. Many serious collectors store their Pops in hard-stack Pop Box Protectors to prevent dents, creases, and UV damage over time. If you plan to hold figures long-term, protectors are a small investment that can make a real difference at resale.

For more on how Funko Pop values work, our Funko Pop price guide breaks down what drives collector value and how to assess your collection.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Pokemon Funko Pops are there?

The Pokemon Funko Pop line includes over 70 unique base characters in the Pop! Games series, with the total count exceeding 200 individual figures when you include all variants — Diamond Collection, Flocked, Pearlescent, Soft Color, Metallic, Pop! Premium, 10-Inch Jumbo, Mega, Pocket Pop!, and convention exclusives. Funko continues releasing new Pokemon figures regularly, with the most recent wave in early 2026 adding Electabuzz, Magmar, Ivysaur, Charmeleon, Goomy, Zoroark, and the new Pop! Premium format.

What is the rarest Pokemon Funko Pop?

The Charizard Metallic (#843) intended for WonderCon 2022 is widely considered the rarest Pokemon Funko Pop. This figure was canceled before its official release, and only a small number of units made it into collectors' hands. Recent verified sales on the secondary market have placed it around $400, though prices fluctuate. Because the figure was never officially released, collectors should exercise caution — if Funko ever re-releases a metallic Charizard variant, the value of existing units could shift significantly.

What was the first Pokemon Funko Pop?

Pikachu (Pop! Games #353) launched on July 19, 2018, as the inaugural figure in the Pokemon Funko Pop line. The figure first appeared in select retail stores in July before Funko's official announcement, creating early buzz among collectors. That July 2018 release established the design template for the entire Pokemon Pop! Games series. Since that first July debut, Funko has consistently used July through September as a major release window for new Pokemon figures each year.

Which Pokemon Funko Pops hold the most collector value?

Convention exclusives and limited variant releases tend to hold the strongest value over time. Figures tied to major events like SDCC and NYCC, along with the Vaulted 25th Anniversary Silver Metallic set, generally command the highest premiums. That said, experienced collectors widely agree that common, mass-produced Pops rarely appreciate in a meaningful way. The best approach is to collect figures you love and treat any price increase as a bonus rather than a guaranteed return. For a deeper dive into Funko Pop values, see our complete Funko Pop price guide.

Are Pokemon Funko Pops still being made?

Yes. Funko continues to expand the Pokemon line with regular new releases. The early 2026 wave introduced the Pop! Premium format alongside standard Pop! Games additions like Turtwig, Slowpoke, Ninetales, Absol, and Rowlet. Upcoming releases include Premium versions of Charizard and Blastoise, with additional figures expected later in the year. Funko has also expanded into new categories like Soft Color variants and Pop! Moments, suggesting the line will continue growing for the foreseeable future.

Conclusion

This Pokemon Funko Pop list covers every standard release, exclusive variant, and special edition available through mid-2026. Use it as your collecting checklist, and keep an eye on Pending Vault figures before they disappear from retail shelves. With new releases dropping regularly and the Pop! Premium format expanding the line's scope, there has never been a better time to build your Pokemon Funko collection.

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References:

1. Bulbapedia

2. Vaulted Funko Pops