According to one source, as of 2023, there were 15,654 Funko Pop figures. Around two years later, putting that number at the 17k mark isn’t an outlandish possibility. Collectors can’t get enough of these things, and Amazon is indulging with a bunch of figures featured in this year's Prime Day sale.
Below are some of our picks of favorite ones with big discounts, but you can also see Amazon’s full offerings here on the Funko Prime Day page.
Our Funko Pop! Picks
It is pretty incredible just the wide variety of characters, people, and pop-culture icons who have been shrunk down and given beady black eyes and giant heads as Funko Pops. Fancy yourself a fan of comic books, then maybe the various Spider-Man options – both Miles and Peter – speak to you, or perhaps Wolverine from the Age of Apocalypse storyline is more your style.
Pretty much whatever you're into, you can find a Funko Pop for you. Pokémon, Avatar, Voltron, Saturday Night Live, Star Wars, Peanuts, Bleach, Naruto, White Lotus, The Breakfast Club – the list just doesn’t end. If you threw a dart at a board full of names of anything remotely popular, the odds are probably pretty good that the one you hit will have a figure.
The very first Funko Pop figures, a preview line of characters from DC Comics, were released at San Diego Comic-Con in 2010, with the main line launching in 2011 at the New York Toy Fair. It’s wild to see how this line of collectible figures has expanded and grown in the span of 15 years, and thanks to sales like Prime Day and no shortage of new series or properties to pull from, its very possible we will continue to see these little chibi-fied versions of our favorite characters for another 15 years.
More Prime Day Deals
This year's Prime Day sale features discounts on just about everything. We've rounded up our top game deals for Nintendo Switch, PS5, and Xbox. For more, you can check out our list of the overall best deals we’ve found for Prime Day so far.
Scott White is a freelance contributor to IGN, assisting with tabletop games and guide coverage. Follow him on X/Twitter or Bluesky.
