Funko Pop!

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"I like the way they pop!"

Funko Pop! is a multi-property series of non-transforming super deformed vinyl figures by Funko based on all sorts of franchises from popular culture, including (but in no way limited to) Marvel, DC Comics, Star Wars and G.I. Joe.

The line has included Transformers figures in two separate occasions and has featured characters from both Generation 1 and the live-action film series.

Merchandise

Pop! Movies

A small collection of regular vinyl figures based on characters from Age of Extinction was released in 2014 as part of the Pop! Movies segment.

Regular retail Store exclusives
Pop! Movies Stinger

Pop! Retro Toys

Announced in late 2020 as part of the Pop! Retro Toys segment, the newest batch of Transformers vinyls are directly based on toys from the original Generation 1 toyline, with one notable exception inspired by the Classics toyline instead.

Pop! Vinyl Figures

Regular retail Store and event exclusives Exclusive multi-packs
Pop! Retro Toys Jazz

Jumbo Pop! Vinyl Figures

Larger versions of the vinyl figures measuring 10-inches tall.

Regular retail Store exclusives
Jumbo Soundwave with Tapes

Pocket Pop! Keychain

Smaller versions of the Retro Toys vinyl figures meant to be used as keychains.

Pocket Pop! Keychain Megatron


Pop! Digital

Not content with dead-eyed, top-heavy figurines, Funko turned its hand to burning down rainforests, introducing Pop! Digital Transformers X Funko in 2022. This segment features Non-Fungible Tokens, or NFTs for short (or "a collection of 'bigger fool' scams, get-rich-quick scams, ponzi schemes, rug-pulls, and environmental disasters" to be more accurate), of short animated clips of various vinyl figures, as well as a limited series of physical vinyl figures.

But wait! These NFTs are on the "safe" and "secure" Droppp platform built on WAX, a certified """carbon-neutral""" blockchain![1] But you'll still despise them because that's a huge steaming load.

Digital Pop! NFTs

The digital NFTs were distributed in both standard and premium packs limited to 18,750 each, with the former containing five tokens and the latter fifteen (for three times the price, of course); Different tokens had different rarities with which they appeared, thus adding the scumminess of gacha/lootbox games to the whole proceeding—because when you're making an excrement sundae, why not just pile it on?

    • Series: These have a 10% chance of being drawn in a standard pack and a 30% chance in a premium pack.
    • 1 Of 1: These have a 0.008% chance of being drawn in a standard pack and a 0.025% chance in a premium pack. Only one each of these were minted.
    • Grail: These have a .28% chance of being drawn and can be redeemed for a chance of earning a physical collectible. They were limited to 999 pieces each.
    • Legendary: These have a 1.27% chance of being drawn (for either pack type) and can be redeemed for a chance of earning a physical collectible. They were limited to 1550 pieces each.
    • Epic: These have a 7.99% chance of being drawn as part of the "royalty collection".
    • Rare: These have a 14.03% chance of being drawn as part of the "royalty collection".
    • Uncommon: These have a 27.08% chance of being drawn as part of the "royalty collection".
    • Common: These have a 48.90% chance of being drawn as part of the "royalty collection".


Series
  • An Autobot logo with the Funko logo on the other side, making for a most dour scene transition.
 1 Of 1
  • Freddy Funko
    • Bronze / Copper variant
    • Silver variant
    • Gold variant
  • Max Tokenhead
    • Bronze / Copper variant
    • Silver variant
    • Gold variant
 Grail Legendary
Digital Pop! Legendary Hot Rod. Yar har, maties.
Epic Rare Uncommon
Common
  • Blitzwing
    • Monochrome variant
    • Static variant
  • Bumblebee
    • Monochrome variant
    • Static variant
  • Devastator
    • Monochrome variant
    • Static variant
  • Freddy Funko
    • Monochrome variant
    • Static variant
    • Static and monochrome variant (yeah, we know)
  • Grimlock
    • Monochrome variant
    • Static variant
  • Hot Rod
    • Monochrome variant
    • Static variant
  • Hound
    • Monochrome variant
    • Static variant
  • Ironhide
    • Monochrome variant
    • Static variant
  • Jazz
    • Monochrome variant
    • Static variant
  • Jetfire
    • Monochrome variant
    • Static variant

Pop! Vinyl Figures

The physical vinyl figures could only be acquired by redeeming Legendary or Grail tokens or by completing all the series.

Pop! Digital Optimus Prime

Pop! Pin

As if dead-eyed vinyl figures, keychains and NFTs weren't enough, Funko also released metallic enamel pins in the form of Generation 1 characters, with Bumblebee in particular based on his Classics design just like his second vinyl figure. They measure 4-inches tall (approximately the same as a regular vinyl) and come with a display stand.

Pop! Pin Bumblebee

Pop! Masks

Released by Disguise Costumes in collaboration with Funko, Pop! Masks are large masks based on the heads of the vynil figures. They are exclusive to Walmart.


Christmas tree ornaments

Released by Hallmark, these Christmas tree ornaments are also based on the vinyl figures and are also exclusive to Walmart.


Fundays event exclusives

The following vynils were exclusive to a Funko-oriented event called Fundays held in 2022.

Notes

  • All movie-based Pop! merchandise is rated 14+. We don't know why.

See also

References

  1. ↑ https://droppp.io/drop/27/transformers-series-1/
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