Funko Bitty Pop! Demon Slayer 4-Pack Series 1–4

Funko Bitty Pop! Demon Slayer list: all 16 mini figures from the four 4-packs 86949–86952, 12 named plus 4 chase — Muzan, Rui and two Tanjiros.

Funko Bitty Pop! Demon Slayer 4-Pack Series 1–4 (items 86949–86952) shrinks the Demon Slayer Corps, their allies and their enemies from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba into mini Funko Pop! figures: four packs, each with three named figures and one chase, for 12 named figures and 4 chase figures — 16 in total. Each figure is roughly an inch (about 2.5 cm) tall and comes in its own acrylic case, and every pack includes a stacking shelf for four. Funko files the wave under "Bitty POP – Q1 2026". The ColleX catalogue tracks all 16. The Demon Slayer Bitty Pop list by series, numbered as on funko.com: Series 1 (86949) — Zenitsu Agatsuma, Mitsuri Kanroji and Kanao Tsuyuri; Series 2 (86950) — Nezuko Kamado, Giyu Tomioka and Tamayo; Series 3 (86951) — Inosuke Hashibira, Kyojuro Rengoku and Genya Shinazugawa; Series 4 (86952) — Tanjiro Kamado, Sabito and Makomo. Three of the twelve are Hashira: Giyu (Water), Rengoku (Flame) and Mitsuri (Love). The chase is the fourth figure in any pack and comes from a pool of four shared by the whole wave. Retailer listings (BBTS, Kmart, Shopforgeek) mark Muzan Kibutsuji and Tanjiro with Noodles as Rare (1/3), and Rui and Tanjiro Kamado – Training as Hyper Rare (1/6). Funko's box renders show one chase in each box's fourth window — Muzan on Series 1, Rui on 2, Tanjiro with Noodles on 3, Tanjiro (Training) on 4 — yet retailers note the chase in any pack is random and not guaranteed. Many 2023–2025 waves use the same three-plus-one layout, while Naruto Shippuden and My Little Pony have a single chase for the whole wave; our Bitty Pop! guide compares them. Other Demon Slayer Bitty Pop! products are separate: the Tanjiro & Nezuko 2-pack (93996), the Inosuke & Zenitsu 2-pack (93997) and the Bitty Pop! Singles Demon Slayer blind boxes (86956). This checklist covers the four 4-packs only.