Funko Pop! Games #581 Pokemon Flocked Mewtwo (2020 Summer Convention Exclusive)

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With more than 80 figures to choose from and only a handful of exclusives, we kept our list of the best Funko Pops! short and sweet. That’s also due to the sheer number of Pokémon characters, which makes it impossible to choose something for every collector. Those venturing out should be aware that the figures will not be sold in-store at Funko Hollywood or Funko HQ locations. 2020 Funko San Diego Comic-Con Exclusives Figure Pricing

Interested in more super-sized and jumbo Funko Pop Pokémon figures? Pikachu is the only 18-inch character, but Lucario, Bulbasaur, Mew, Charmander, Eevee, and Charizard are available as double-size 10-inch figures. There’s even a pint-sized Funko Pokémon Advent Calendar to help collectors ring in the holiday cheer. The Wrap-Up With so many different Pokémon Pops! to catch now, The Direct compiled a ranked list of the top 10 best Pokémon Funko Pops! on the market. 10.) Bulbasaur (10-Inch) Funko

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Release Date: Funko - July 22 (at 8 PM EST); Shared - July 23 (at 12:01 AM EST) 2020 Funko San Diego Comic-Con Exclusives Figure Guide Guess what we’re going to be doing for the foreseeable future? You guessed it, catching ‘em all! That's because even more of our favouritePokemoncharacters are finally being given the Funko Pop! Vinyl treatment. Metallic" is another paint treatment only granted to the top fan-favorites Pops!, so of course, Charizard made the cut. While Funko is known for digging deep into franchises, there are hundreds of missing Pokémon in Pop format. We expect that to improve over time, but, at the moment, these five figures are widely considered the best around, and we’ve included three bonus figures.

Gamers and collectors have been trying to catch them all since Pokémon sprang to life in the 90s. The popular franchise has collectibles of all types and sizes, from lunchboxes and life-sized figures to designer vinyl. That includes figures from Funko, and the best Pokémon Funko Pops are just as varied as the characters themselves. With the freezing temperatures of the Australian Winter in full force once again, it’s time we help turn up the heat with Funko’s blistering new range of 2020 Summer Convention Exclusives. Like WonderCon, also organized by Comic-Con International, which is the group in charge of San Diego Comic-Con, the mega-con has gone virtual via San Diego Comic-Con at Home (Comic-Con@Home). The Best Funko Pops Ever Made — If you think the word “best” is subjective, think again. We stand by these being the best Funko Pops of all time!

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The Most Rare and Exclusive Funko Pops — Find out what makes these Funko Pops so rare and exclusive. Entertainment Earth started revealing their SDCC exclusives on June 16. This includes all collectibles, not just Funko vinyl. Like all other collectibles, some Pokemon figures are far rarer than others. Whether people have kept them in private collections to increase their value or they didn't sell well in their original run, some of these Funko Pops are incredibly hard to find today.

This won't be the only Pikachu Pop! on the list, but it is the shiniest. It's so shiny, in fact, that some collectors thought the Pearlescent Pikachu from Pokémon Center was going to be the first "Shiny" Pikachu to hit the Funko market. During the initial release (aka Virtual Con Takeover), the SDCC offerings and the Dwight Schrute (w/ Princess Unicorn) figure are limited to one per person. All shared figures will be made available during this drop. Finally, on June 29, Funko got the official Pop! reveals underway. The lineup proved to be smaller than previous years. Collectors have already experienced a few instances of Funko Virtual Con this year, including Emerald City Comic Con and WonderCon. Essentially, most of the Pop! action moves online with Funko selling figures directly along with the shared retailers.

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Initially met with skepticism given the unexpected release, the Funko Pop Pokemon figure for Pikachu started arriving before the official announcement. Funko soon confirmed the launch of the line and collectors rejoiced. In addition, Funko promised new figures "every season."

Collectors everywhere can likely remember where they were on the day that Funko and Target released the first Pikachu Pop! in 2018. Fans had been begging for years for the toy company to start producing Pokémon Pops!, and they finally got their wish. Classic Pokémon figures from Funko are available in standard poses or shimmering exclusives, depending on your tastes. While Funko has only scratched the surface of the Pokédexand its catalog of more than 1,000 characters, they’ve certainly gotten off to a great start with their Pops! More Funko Pop Coverage Starting the list with a fan-favorite starter Pokémon, 10-inch Bulbasaur was one of the first Pokémon Pops! to get a Jumbo variation. Alongside Pikachu and Charmander, fans had the choice of starting their XL collection with one of the three classic starters in the game. The 12 Best Anime Funko Pops Worth Collecting — If you love anime, you won’t want to miss our curated selection of the best 12 anime Funko Pops. In a year unlike any other, the 2020 Funko San Diego Comic-Con exclusives have also shifted in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The iconic summer convention is not happening in 2020, but, as they say, the vinyl must go on.Standing a foot-and-a-half high, the supersized Pokémon is one of the largest Pops! ever made by Funko, so there were several reasons to be excited when 18-inch Pikachu was revealed. Pokémon GO players will know this name well as Glaceon is one of the best options to deal with the dragon types on the opponent's roster. Glaceon is one of the iciest Pokémon in the game and easily a fan-favorite of Eevee's extended evolutions.