20 Pokemon Funko Pops That Belong in Every Collection
Not every worthwhile Pokemon Funko Pop needs to be a rare convention exclusive worth hundreds of dollars. A genuinely well-rounded collection is built on a mix of iconic staples, fan-favorite characters, and a few standout special editions, the kind of figures that define what makes collecting Pokemon Funko Pop so satisfying in the first place. Here are twenty that belong in any serious collection.
The Essential Starters
1. Pikachu
No Pokemon Funko Pop collection is complete without Pikachu. As the character who appears in every game's opening sequence, it's the obvious foundation piece any collection should start with.
2. Charmander
The classic Fire-type starter remains one of the most consistently popular figures in the entire line, carrying decades of nostalgia for anyone who grew up with the original games.
3. Squirtle
Rounding out the original three starters, Squirtle's mischievous design translates well into vinyl form and remains a favorite among collectors building a complete Generation 1 lineup.
4. Bulbasaur
The Grass-type starter brings the same strong sense of nostalgia as its fellow starters, tied closely to the earliest days of the franchise that many collectors first fell in love with.
Fan-Favorite Characters
5. Charizard
Beyond any rare or jumbo variant, the standard Charizard figure remains one of the most consistently in-demand pieces in the entire catalog, driven by the character's enduring status as a fan favorite.
6. Gengar
This Ghost/Poison-type has been a staple for trainers since the earliest generations, and its standard Funko Pop figure has developed enough demand that it regularly sells out at retailers before restocks catch up.
7. Snorlax
Snorlax's oversized, laid-back design translates naturally into a vinyl figure, and its popularity as one of the franchise's most recognizable characters keeps it a consistent must-have for new and experienced collectors alike.
8. Eevee
As the base form behind one of the franchise's most beloved evolution lines, Eevee anchors countless collections, especially for anyone planning to eventually build out the full Eeveelution set.
9. Mew
The mysterious, legendary Mythical Pokemon has held strong collector appeal for decades, and its standard figure remains a solid, more accessible entry point compared to its jumbo counterpart.
10. Gyarados
Gyarados brings genuine visual drama to a shelf, and its dramatic evolution from the far more modest Magikarp makes it a favorite talking point among collectors introducing newer fans to the hobby.
11. Lucario
A favorite among collectors who came to the franchise through its more modern generations, Lucario's standard figure remains one of the more consistently requested additions to newer collections.
12. Sylveon
As one of the more recently introduced Eeveelutions, Sylveon has quickly built a dedicated following, particularly among collectors drawn to the franchise's newer generations.

Special Sets and Multi-Packs
13. The Original Starters 4-Pack
A dedicated four-pack featuring Pikachu, Squirtle, Charmander, and Bulbasaur together gives new collectors an efficient, cohesive way to start a collection with the franchise's most iconic early characters in one purchase.
14. The Eeveelutions 4-Pack
Bundling Eevee, Vaporeon, Jolteon, and Flareon together, this multi-pack has become a popular entry point for collectors specifically drawn to the Eeveelution family without needing to track down each figure separately.
15. The 25th Anniversary Silver Metallic Collection
Released to mark the franchise's milestone anniversary, this collection of silver metallic-finished figures gives collectors a recognizable, well-documented special edition to anchor a broader collection around.
Newer and Standout Additions
16. Jumbo 10-Inch Gengar
A newer jumbo release brings Gengar's popularity to an oversized ten-inch format, giving collectors who already own the standard figure a striking, larger companion piece.
17. Jumbo Mimikyu
A Target-exclusive jumbo Mimikyu, released in a slightly smaller nine-and-a-half-inch oversized format, has quickly become a standout piece for collectors drawn to this fan-favorite Ghost/Fairy-type introduced more recently in the franchise.
18. Flocked Pikachu and Squirtle Boxed Set
A retailer-exclusive boxed set pairing flocked versions of Pikachu and Squirtle together gives collectors a textured, premium-feeling alternative to the standard vinyl finish on two of the franchise's most iconic characters.
19. Mega 18-Inch Variants
For collectors wanting a genuine display centerpiece, the largest Mega-sized figures, offered for a small number of especially popular characters, represent the most dramatic scale available in the entire Pokemon Funko Pop line.
20. Pocket Pops
For anyone wanting to collect broadly across the franchise without needing shelf space for dozens of full-sized figures, the smaller Pocket Pop format offers an accessible, space-efficient way to own a wide range of characters at once.
Building Toward a Collection Worth Keeping
Given how expansive the Pokemon Funko Pop catalog has become, most collectors find success starting with foundational staples like the original starters and a handful of fan favorites before branching into special editions, jumbo formats, or rarer exclusives. Kollect Korner carries a broad selection spanning Pokemon collectibles alongside trading cards and other collectibles categories, giving collectors a dependable place to build out a well-rounded collection over time rather than relying entirely on inconsistent secondary market listings.

A Collection Built to Last
These twenty figures represent a strong foundation for any Pokemon Funko Pop collection, mixing genuine nostalgia, modern fan favorites, and a few standout special editions that give a shelf real character. Whether starting fresh or filling gaps in an existing collection, these are the pieces experienced collectors consistently point to as the ones worth prioritizing first.
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