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Funko Bitty Pop! and Mystery Minis checklists: every figure of each series with pack numbers and chase odds, and a tracker for your Funko collection.
Bitty Pop! and Mystery Minis: how the series and the chase work
Funko Bitty Pop! are micro Pop! figures, about 0.9 in (2.3 cm) tall, each in a hard acrylic case whose base doubles as a stand; Funko has sold them since 2023. Most come in 4-packs with a small display shelf, in three layouts. In “3 + mystery” packs you see three figures, and the fourth is sealed and drawn from a pool of four shared by the whole wave — two Rare at 1 in 3 and two Hyper Rare at 1 in 6 — so four packs make a 16-figure list. In “4 + chase” packs, as in Naruto Shippuden and My Little Pony, all four figures are on show and one chase for the wave comes at 1 in 6, which makes 13. The Pokémon packs have no mystery at all: 16 figures, all visible.
Funko Mystery Minis are a separate line: one figure per blind box, 12 to a series, each with its own odds between 1 in 6 and 1 in 72. In Toy Story 5 (90772) Woody and Buzz are 1 in 6, while Forky and Karen Beverly are 1 in 72; in One Piece: Fish-Man Island Saga (90648) the 1-in-72 pair is Luffy Gear Two and Nami – Metallic Gold. Mystery Bitty Pop! single boxes are something else again: they are not the chase from a 4-pack and are not part of the 4-pack lists. Funko figures from Kinder Joy and Kinder Surprise eggs — One Piece, Stranger Things, Wonka, DC — are in the Kinder section.
Every series on ColleX lists each figure with a picture, mystery figures and chases included, and they all count towards 100%. Among them are the Bitty Pop! series for Pokémon, Harry Potter (the 2023 wave and Goblet of Fire), Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back, One Piece, Naruto Shippuden, Demon Slayer and My Little Pony, and the Mystery Minis for One Piece, My Little Pony and Toy Story 5. To tell which series a pack belongs to, go by the five-digit number on the box, such as 86892, rather than a “Series 1” label, which some retailers number differently. ColleX does not show prices for these figures (October 2026).