🔥 5 Trending Funko Pop! New Arrivals — Plus Exclusives You Won’t Find Locally
📌 Quick summary
・Funko’s official site only supports checkout from the US, Canada, Mexico and a handful of European countries — the Philippines isn’t on the list, so ordering directly means going through proxy shopping or parcel forwarding.
・On the Best Sellers chart: Pokémon’s Premium Charizard, One Piece’s Roronoa Zoro, Demon Slayer’s Shinobu Kocho, Breaking Bad’s Gus Fring, and God of War’s Kratos.
・A range of Funko Shop Exclusives are sold only on funko.com — no local retailer or distributor carries them.
・USA warehouse shipping starts from PHP 620 for the first pound.
・Orders over US$65 get free domestic shipping within the US, and combining several figures into one shipment cuts the per-item forwarding cost — buying a few at once is where the real savings are.
Funko is the US collectible toy company behind the Pop! line — the big-headed, dot-eyed vinyl figures launched in 2010 that now cover almost every franchise in film, TV, anime, gaming, sports and music. Founded in 1998 and based in Everett, Washington, it’s one of the most widely collected figure lines in the world today.
From Pokémon to One Piece, Demon Slayer, Breaking Bad and God of War, new releases and popular characters usually land on Funko’s US site first — and a whole line of exclusives sold only through funko.com never reaches retail shelves at all. For collectors chasing new releases or limited runs, the US site is close to unavoidable.
The catch is that the checkout region selector doesn’t support the Philippines. Funko.com’s region and currency picker covers the US, Canada, Mexico, the UK and a handful of European countries only — the Philippines and other Asian markets aren’t included. In other words, no matter how carefully you fill in your details, there’s no way to select the Philippines as your region to complete an order. To get something off the official site, you’ll need proxy shopping or parcel forwarding — either we place the order and receive it on your behalf, or you place it yourself and ship it to our US warehouse, and we forward it home from there.
In this article
→ Why Funko Pop! is worth collecting
→ The official site doesn’t support the Philippines
→ Funko Shop Exclusives: only on the official site
→ Collector terms: Exclusive, Chase, and Vaulted explained
→ 5 Funko Pop! picks
→ What one Pop! actually costs, landed
→ A few things to check before ordering
→ FAQ
→ How to order through proxy shopping
Why Funko Pop! is worth collecting
Part of what made Funko one of the biggest names in collectible toys isn’t just the sheer range of characters — it’s how consistent the design language is across all of them. However detailed or realistic a character looks in its original medium, the Pop! treatment reduces it to the same big head, small body and dot eyes. That’s exactly why figures from wildly different franchises can sit on the same shelf and still look like they belong together, and part of why the line is so easy to start collecting and easy to display at scale.
The entry cost is friendlier, too. Compared with high-end resin statues or multi-part model kits, a standard Pop! is officially priced around US$14.99, which lets a collector chase several characters from a favourite franchise instead of putting everything into one expensive piece.
Limited releases are part of the appeal, too. Some versions are produced in restricted numbers — convention exclusives and Funko Shop Exclusives among them — and once they sell out, they mostly don’t come back. There’s also the so-called “Chase” variant: a rare alternate colourway mixed in at a low ratio among regular releases. That scarcity is exactly why limited runs get so much attention in collector communities and on the resale market, and why plenty of collectors specifically hunt for them.
More than that, Funko’s licensing reach is enormous — video games, anime, Hollywood films, hit TV series, even sports stars all sit within the same product line, and official licensing means an authentic source every time. That lets a collector track several favourite franchises through one platform, instead of hunting down separate sources brand by brand. That one-stop collecting experience is a big part of why Funko has stayed relevant for so long.
The official site doesn’t support the Philippines
Funko.com asks for your region and currency before checkout, and the full list is: the United States (the default site), Canada, Mexico, the United Kingdom, plus Austria, Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and around a dozen other European countries.
The Philippines, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore and Malaysia are all missing from that list. In other words, even filling in every field carefully won’t let you select the Philippines as your region to complete checkout.
That doesn’t mean the products themselves are out of reach, though. The Best Sellers chart and new-arrivals page are still public and browsable — once you’ve picked what you want, we can place the order in the US and receive it at our warehouse on your behalf, then forward it home. The region and checkout side of things is something a team that already knows the process can handle for you.
Funko Shop Exclusives: only on the official site
Funko’s official site has a dedicated category called Funko Shop Exclusive — special versions of existing characters, usually in a limited colourway or alternate design, sold only through funko.com (or its Everett headquarters store). Quantities are limited and once sold out, they mostly don’t come back. No general retailer or local distributor carries this stock.
Current examples include the flocked Pop! Rilakkuma (Flocked), One Piece’s live-action Pop! Miss Wednesday (Live Action), Bleach’s Pop! Byakuya Kuchiki with Kenseikan, One Piece’s Pop! Monkey D. Garp (Young), and Avatar: The Last Airbender’s Pop! Aang (Avatar State) — most priced around US$14.99.
There are also Convention Exclusives — versions originally sold only at major conventions like SDCC and NYCC, some of which get moved back onto the official site as leftover stock once the event ends. These are also only orderable through the official site.
Collector terms: Exclusive, Chase, and Vaulted explained
A few terms trip up first-time Funko collectors more than anything else. Here’s a quick rundown of the most common ones:
- Pop! Vinyl: Funko’s signature line, launched in 2010, defined by the big-head, dot-eyed look — and still the brand’s largest series today.
- Exclusive: A version sold only through a specific channel — common types include retailer exclusives (a colourway sold only at one chain), convention exclusives, and Funko Shop Exclusives (sold only on the official site).
- Chase variant: A hidden alternate-colourway version mixed into regular releases at a low ratio (the industry rule of thumb is roughly one in six). The box is usually marked “Chase” for identification, and it’s a common target for dedicated collectors.
- Vaulted: Funko periodically retires certain figures that have been out for a while — once vaulted, a figure is permanently discontinued and only findable through existing stock or the resale market.
5 Funko Pop! picks
All five below are pulled straight from Funko’s current Best Sellers chart, and were in stock as of 2 September 2026.
1. Pop! Premium Charizard (Pokémon)
One of the Best Sellers, and the largest of the five in this list. Part of Funko’s Premium line — bigger than a standard Pop! — with a flame-and-cloud base that brings Charizard’s wing-spread, fire-breathing pose fully to life, rather than a plain standing figure.
Because the Premium line’s base makes it noticeably bulkier than a regular Pop!, it’s worth factoring in before ordering — the box is larger, so the forwarding fee will be calculated on the actual weight.
Official price US$19.99 (≈ ₱1,233)
2. Pop! Roronoa Zoro (Kid) (One Piece)
One Piece also has a spot on the Best Sellers chart. This one depicts a young Zoro holding two wooden swords — his practice gear from before he took up the three-sword style — drawn from the anime’s childhood flashback arc. Displayed next to the more common adult Zoro figures, it adds a nice bit of story.
Official price US$14.99 (≈ ₱925)
3. Pop! Shinobu Kocho (Bloody) (Demon Slayer Movie)
Drawn from the Demon Slayer movie, this figure captures Insect Hashira Shinobu Kocho, right down to the butterfly-shaped headpiece and haori. The Bloody variant adds a battle-damage effect across the box art, giving it more dramatic weight than the standard release — a version Demon Slayer collectors tend to look out for specifically.
Official price US$14.99 (≈ ₱925)
4. Pop! Gus Fring (Bloody) (Breaking Bad)
One of Breaking Bad’s most memorable antagonists, this Bloody variant recreates his late-series look — wire-rimmed glasses, orange coveralls — with a battle-damage finish added for extra drama. Instantly recognisable to fans of the series.
Official price US$14.99 (≈ ₱925)
5. Pop! Kratos (with Blades) (God of War)
God of War’s Kratos, wielding the Blades of Chaos, with his signature forehead scar and pale skin faithfully reproduced. A familiar sight on plenty of gamers’ shelves and TV consoles.
Official price US$14.99 (≈ ₱925)
Note: prices and stock levels shown above were current on Funko’s Best Sellers chart as of 2 September 2026, and may change at any time — always check the official site for the latest. Peso amounts use an approximate rate of US$1 ≈ ₱61.7, which floats and is for reference only; shipping and forwarding fees are not included.
What one Pop! actually costs, landed
The sticker price on a Funko Pop! isn’t high to begin with — the real question is whether it still makes sense once shipping is added. Using a standard US$14.99 Pop! as an example, boxed with packing material it’s typically under 1 lb:
| Item | Amount |
|---|---|
| Product price | US$14.99 (≈ ₱925) |
| Forwarding fee (first pound) | ₱620 |
| Total | ≈ ₱1,545 |
USA-warehouse shipping starts at ₱620 for the first pound, then ₱380 for each additional pound. A second option is also available on the pricing page at a different per-pound rate for additional weight — check the pricing page to compare both and see which suits your order.
💡 Buying several at once goes further. Funko.com orders over US$65 get free domestic shipping within the US, and unpaid domestic shipping under that amount is shown at checkout; forwarding is billed per additional pound after the first, so shipping several figures home in one shipment brings the per-item cost down noticeably. The official site also runs bundle deals from time to time — “3 for US$39.99”, “5 for US$54.99”, “8 for US$89.99” — which stretch further when bought together.
A few things to check before ordering
1. Limited runs mostly don’t come back once sold out
Funko Shop Exclusives and Convention Exclusives are made in limited quantities, and once they’re gone, restocks are rare. If something on this list catches your eye, it’s worth ordering sooner rather than waiting to bundle it with something else.
2. Say so upfront if box condition matters to you
Collectors tend to care a lot about whether the outer box has scuffs or dented corners. When placing a proxy shopping or forwarding order, note in the remarks that you’d like the box kept as intact as possible, so it gets extra care during handling.
3. Proxy shopping orders come with two limits
Each proxy shopping order can only include items from a single website, up to 10 items per order. If you’d also like something from another site, that needs a separate order — items from different sites can still be combined into one shipment once they’ve all arrived at the warehouse.
It’s also worth checking the USA warehouse restrictions page before ordering, just to confirm your item’s category has no issues.
FAQ
Q1: Does Funko’s official site really not support the Philippines?
A: That’s right. The region and currency list on funko.com’s checkout only covers the US, Canada, Mexico, the UK and a handful of European countries — the Philippines isn’t included. To buy something, proxy shopping is the way in: we place the order and receive it at our US warehouse on your behalf, then forward it home.
Q2: Funko Pop is already sold locally — why buy from the US site?
A: It depends what you’re after. For new releases and trending characters, the US site is usually where they land first — the Best Sellers chart and new-arrivals page tend to get updated ahead of local stock. For limited versions, Funko Shop Exclusives and convention pieces are only ever sold through the official site; local distributors simply don’t have that stock. If you just want a regular version that’s already sitting on a local shelf, buying it locally is more straightforward.
Q3: Roughly how much does it cost to forward one Funko Pop?
A: USA-warehouse shipping starts from ₱620 for the first pound. A standard Pop! boxed with packing material is usually under 1 lb, so that’s typically the fee for a single figure. The final charge is based on the actual weight measured at the warehouse — check the pricing page for the current rate.
Q4: Can I order several at once and ship them home together?
A: Yes, and it’s the more economical way to do it. Funko.com orders over US$65 get free domestic shipping in the US; on the forwarding side, the rate is per additional pound after the first, so combining several figures into one shipment costs less than sending them separately. Keep in mind that each proxy shopping order can only include items from a single website, up to 10 items per order — items bought from different sites can still be combined into one shipment once they’ve all reached the warehouse.
How to order through proxy shopping
Since Funko’s official site doesn’t currently support the Philippines, proxy shopping is the recommended route — we place the order for you and receive it at our US warehouse.
✅ Using proxy shopping
Step 1: Browse the official site and copy the product link
- Head to Funko Best Sellers or the new arrivals page
- Once you’ve found what you want, copy that product page’s URL
- 💡 Limited versions sell out fast — if you’ve found one, it’s worth ordering promptly
Step 2: Submit your proxy shopping request
- Go to the proxy shopping page and fill in the product link, quantity, and any remarks (e.g. box-condition preferences)
- 📌 Each order can only include items from a single website, up to 10 items per order
- Once submitted, you’ll see the estimated product cost and service fee
Step 3: Confirm and pay
- Review the order details and cost, then complete payment
- Buy&Ship places the order on your behalf and has it delivered to our US warehouse address
- 📌 No US credit card or US address required at any point
Step 4: Warehouse arrival notice
- We’ll track the order status for you after it’s placed
- You’ll be notified once the item arrives and is checked in at our US warehouse
Step 5: Consolidate, pay for forwarding, and receive it
- At the sorting centre, you can ship it alone or combine it with other parcels to save on forwarding costs
- The fee is calculated on actual weight — confirm and pay
- Choose pickup or home delivery, whichever suits you
- Track the shipment afterwards through the Buy&Ship app or website