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Frequently Asked Questions

This website is an unofficial collector guide and checklist for the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts Funko Pop! Vinyl releases.

Track the figures you own and the ones you’re still hunting.

Explore 200+ Harry Potter Funko Pop! Vinyl figures, all in one place.

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Can I see all the of Harry Potter Pop! Vintls in one place?

Yes! We now have a checklist with all 200+ figures listed in the one guide.

What are Funko Pop! Vinyls?

#42 Harry Potter (Marauder’s Map) A Harry Potter Funko Pop! Vinyl (#42)

Funko Pop! Vinyls pop culture figures/bobbleheads produced by Funko Inc. The Harry Potter collection has been in production since 2015. The Fantastic Beasts line has been in production since 2016.

The standard Pop! Vinyl figure is 3.75″ tall but some characters/creatures in the Potter/Beasts line are larger/smaller.

What are exclusive Pop! Vinyls?

Specific figures (either unique molds or variations on existing figures) are often exclusive to conventions (like San Diego Comic-Con) or retailers (such as Barnes & Noble). While exclusive, these figures can usually be sourced online (e.g. Amazon/eBay) and through additional pop culture distributors (e.g. Popcultcha).

Exclusive and variation (see below) Pop! Vinyl figures are usually rarer than standard Pop! figures.

#67 Sirius Black (Black and White) (Chase Edition) #67 Sirius Black (Azkaban) regular and chase edition

Chase Edition? Flocked? Glow In The Dark? Super Sized?

Funko Pop! Vinyl figures are produced with a number of variations:

Chase editions are rarer than regular Pop! Vinyl figures, and are produced in limited supply. Chase editions are usually a variation (such as the colour/finish/prop) of a common Pop!.

Example: #14 Newt Scamander (Book).

Super Sized figures are larger than the standard Pop! Vinyl. Super Sized figures are either 6″ or 10″.

Example: #07 Rubeus Hagrid.

Like the name suggests, these Pop! Vinyl figures glow in the dark.

Example: #62 Nearly Headless Nick.

Flocked Pop! Vinyl figures have a light furry or fuzzy coating.

Example: #26 Fwooper.

Invisible Pop! Vinyl figures are translucent.

Example: #11 Demiguise.

These Pop! Vinyl figures are sepia (reddish-brown) tinted.

Example: #60 Tom Riddle.

These Pop! Vinyl figures are black and white.

Example: #67 Sirius Black.

These Pop! Vinyl figures have a shiny metallic finish.

Example: #162 Harry Potter.

These Pop! Vinyl figures are sold as part of a 3-pack.

Example: #23 Cornish Pixie, #24 Mandrake, #25 Grindylow.

Movie Moments depict an iconic scene from the films.

Example: #82 Ron Weasley (Riding Chess Piece).

These Pop! Vinyl figures are often larger than a standard Pop! and include a character and additional scenes/props.

Example: #139 Ginny Weasley (With Flourish & Blotts).

How do I get a chase edition?

Some vendors will sell the chase edition separately, usually at a significantly higher cost. Otherwise, it’s luck of the draw. Good luck!

What is a pre-release figure?

Pre-release figures (like our Horcrux destroying friend Neville Longbottom) are exclusive to a particular retailer (e.g. Barnes & Noble) prior to a general release.

Where’s Arthur Weasley? Kingsley Shacklebolt? Lavendar Brown? Where are Lily and James!

Funko release new Pop! Vinyl figures multiple times per year. Additionally, convention exclusives are released in conjunction with the major pop culture conventions (see below). Stay tuned to the home page for the latest figure reveals.

I’m sure I’ve seen other Harry Potter Pop! Vinyls not listed in the checklist?

Well spotted! We’ve also catalogued all figures that don’t appear in the main numbered line. You can view them on the checklist page or as a list below.

Additional Harry Potter Funko figures not in the standard numbered list Some of the additional Harry Potter Funko figures not in the standard numbered list

How often are new waves of Pop! figures released?

New Harry Potter Pop! Vinyl figures are released in multiple waves per year. Exclusive figures are often revealed or released during big pop culture conventions, such as New York Toy Fair (February), Emerald City Comic Con (March), San Diego Comic-Con (July) and New York Comic-Con (October).

What are the digital NFT Pop! figures? Are they real?

In 2024, Funko released its first Harry Potter Digital! Pop (NFT) figures, which are understandably confusing. Short answer: they are real, but rare, and not part of the main numbered line. The process is:

  • Funko releases a digital card set on its digital collectible platform, Droppp, which fans can purchase.
  • Each ‘pack’ (think of them like digital trading cards) contains a random set of Harry Potter themed Pop! cards.
  • A small number of these are ‘redeemable’, which qualifies you for a physical version of the Pop!.
  • Funko later announces a ‘snapshot date’. If you have a redeemable card at this time, you receive a redemption token.
  • Your original NFT card is ‘burned’ (disabled) and the physical Pop! is produced and shipped.

      • There’s a little more nuance to the process, but that’s the gist — and the reason these Pop! figures are so expensive on the secondary market.

      What on earth is going on with #103 and #104?

      We’re glad you asked! The short answer is we have no idea. For some inexplicable reason Funko skipped #103 in the Harry Potter line. Given the number of figures released since then we can only assume this is a mistake and we’ll never see a #103.

      This theory is further boosted by the (annoying) fact that we have two figures released with the number #104: Patronus (Harry Potter) and Buckbeak. (To make things even more confusing there are two Buckbeak variations with the same number: one with orange eyes and another with black eyes.) Confused yet?

      Where is #163?

      Great question! For whatever unknown reason Funko seemed to skip #163 too.

      I’m looking for a particular Harry Potter or Fantastic Beasts Pop! Vinyl and I can’t find it anywhere!

      Get in touch and we’ll try and point you in the right direction 😊.

      Where can I find a list of retailer exclusive Pop! Vinyl figures?

      Follow these links to browse all retailer exclusive Harry Potter/Fantastic Beasts Pop! Vinyls:

      How can I make sure I’m buying an authentic Pop!?

      Buying Pop! Vinyl figures from reputable websites (Amazon, Popcultcha etc.) and through retailer websites or physical stores is very safe. eBay is generally fine too, but you should be careful when buying rarer figures (like chase editions).

      Check the seller’s feedback and be aware of generic stock photography. Check for official manufactoring marks (such as on the foot) and ensure stickers (if applicable) match authentic examples.

      Who made this website?

      Harry Potter Pop! Vinyls (harrypotterpopvinyls.com) is an unofficial guide to the ever expanding Funko! Pop Vinyl universe created by Harry Potter Fan Zone.

      Harry Potter Fan Zone is one of the largest Harry Potter fan websites on the web, and has been a trusted source of ‘Potter’ news and exclusives since 2003. Harry Potter Fan Zone is one of only a handful of fan sites to win the prestigious J.K. Rowling ‘Fan Site Award’ 🏆.

      Harry Potter Fan Zone is based in Australia 🇦🇺.

      You can get in contact with us via email.