Harry Potter Funko Pops!

Harry Potter Pops covering the main trio, supporting characters, magical creatures, and Hogwarts locations. Around 55 figures spanning the entire Wizarding World—from student versions of Harry, Ron, and Hermione to professors, villains, and magical beasts.

Funko's Harry Potter line includes standard character Pops, Patronus variants with translucent effects, Bitty Pops for miniature collecting, and Town sets featuring characters with Hogwarts locations. The collection appeals to fans of the books, films, and the broader Wizarding World franchise.

What's Available

• Main Characters - Harry, Ron, Hermione in various outfits and ages
• Patronus Collection - Characters with their protective spirit animals
• Professors & Staff - Dumbledore, McGonagall, Hagrid
• Villains - Bellatrix Lestrange, Death Eaters
• Magical Creatures - Fawkes, Buckbeak, other beasts
• Town Sets - Dumbledore with Hogwarts castle diorama
• Bitty Pops - Miniature versions including Hogwarts Express sets

Patronus Variants

The Patronus line adds translucent spirit animals to character Pops. Hermione's otter, Harry's stag—these reference specific moments from the series. The translucent plastic creates a ghostly effect that looks better than standard solid Pops.

Hogwarts Express Bitty Pops

Bitty Pops are 1-inch miniatures. The Hogwarts Express set packages tiny Harry with a mini train car. These appeal to collectors who want Harry Potter representation without dedicating full shelf space to standard-sized Pops.

FAQs

Are these based on book descriptions or movie designs?
Movie designs. Funko uses actor likenesses and film costumes for Harry Potter Pops. Book-accurate versions don't exist in the line.

What's the difference between standard and Patronus Pops?
Patronus Pops include translucent spirit animals representing each character's protective charm. Standard Pops are just the character without magical elements.

Do Harry Potter Pops hold value?
Some exclusives and vaulted releases appreciate. Most standard characters stay near retail. The Wizarding World fanbase is large enough that demand stays consistent.