Funko Bitty Pop! guide: every series, chase odds and pack types
Updated 21 October 2026. Funko Bitty Pop! are the micro-sized Funko Pop! figures — roughly 0.9 in (2.3 cm) tall, each sealed in its own clear case. Funko introduced the line on its blog on 20 January 2023; by 18 October 2026 a search for "Bitty Pop" on funko.com returned 277 products. ColleX lists eight 4-pack series — Pokémon, two Harry Potter waves (2023 and Goblet of Fire), Star Wars, One Piece, Naruto Shippuden, Demon Slayer and My Little Pony — 122 figures in total. This guide covers the line as a whole: what is inside a pack, how the Bitty Pop chase works, which Bitty boxes sit outside the series lists, and how to track what you own. The full figure list of each series lives on its own page.
What are Bitty Pops?
- Size. About 0.9 in, or 2.3 cm — the figure given in funko.com pack descriptions and in Geeky Hobbies' guide of 24 March 2023.
- Case. Every figure stands in a hard acrylic case whose removable base doubles as a stand. The case is printed like a tiny Pop! box; on the 2023 Harry Potter wave it even carries the figure number.
- Formats. The core product is the 4-pack, which ships with a display shelf for four figures. Alongside it come single blind boxes (Mystery Bitty Pop!), 2-packs, Towns, Rides, displays and advent calendars — see below.
- Not Mystery Minis. Funko Mystery Minis are a separate line: vinyl figures of about 3 in (7.6 cm), one per blind box. Our three Mystery Minis series are listed at the end.
Mark what you already have
Tap — “Have”, tap again — duplicate (×2, ×3…). Hold — “Want” or one less.
- Pikachu
- Vaporeon
- Caterpie
- Cubone
- Charmander
- Jolteon
- Lapras
- Rattata
- Bulbasaur
- Flareon
- Pichu
- Charizard
- Squirtle
- Eevee
- Growlithe
- Psyduck
Bitty Pop chase explained: three pack layouts
| Layout | What is in the pack | Series on ColleX |
|---|---|---|
| 4 open | four visible figures, no mystery | Pokémon |
| 3 + mystery | three known figures, one sealed from a shared pool of four | Harry Potter (both waves), Star Wars, One Piece, Demon Slayer |
| 4 + chase | four known figures; one 1-in-6 chase for the whole wave | Naruto Shippuden, My Little Pony |
3 + mystery. Many waves from 2023 to 2025 work this way, and so does Demon Slayer (2026). The sealed figure — the chase — is one of four shared by every pack in the wave: two marked Rare (1/3) and two Hyper Rare (1/6). Four packs therefore make 12 known figures plus 4 chases, a 16-figure checklist. Funko states that chase variants are shipped at random and that duplicates can happen (One Piece bundle page on funko.com; Tattered Cover and Entertainment Earth repeat it). Funko does not say whether a fraction means per pack or per case; the four fractions simply add up to exactly one.
4 + chase. A 2026 layout: three packs of four known figures and a single chase for the wave. Each pack says "There's a 1 in 6 chance you may find the chase". Which of the four figures it replaces is not stated. Naruto Shippuden follows this layout, as do My Little Pony and X-Men (funko.com bundle pages) — 13 figures each.
4 open. The Pokémon packs 81132–81135 have no mystery at all: the four figures on the box are the four you get (funko.com, Game Rant).
Bitty Pop lists on ColleX
| Series | Pack numbers | Figures |
|---|---|---|
| Pokémon | 81132–81135 | 16, no chase |
| Harry Potter, 2023 wave | 71315–71318 | 16 = 12 + 4 mystery |
| Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire | 83654–83657 | 16 = 12 + 4 mystery |
| Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back | 83668–83671 | 16 = 12 + 4 mystery |
| One Piece | 86892–86895 | 16 = 12 + 4 chase |
| Naruto Shippuden | 89863, 89864, 92503 | 13 = 12 + 1 chase |
| Demon Slayer | 86949–86952 | 16 = 12 + 4 chase |
| My Little Pony | 89580, 89581, 92501 | 13 = 12 + 1 chase |
The figures that take longest to find — each one is its own entry on ColleX:
| Series | Hyper Rare (1/6) | Rare (1/3) |
|---|---|---|
| Harry Potter | Hedwig, Harry Potter (Quidditch) | Severus Snape, Fawkes |
| Star Wars ESB | Han Solo in Carbonite, Bossk | Princess Leia (Bespin), Han Solo (Hoth) |
| One Piece | Shanks, Buggy the Clown | Smoker, Dracule Mihawk |
| Goblet of Fire | Cedric Diggory (Triwizard Tournament), Rita Skeeter | Harry Potter (Triwizard Tournament), Fleur Delacour (Triwizard Tournament) |
| Demon Slayer | Rui, Tanjiro Kamado (Training) | Muzan Kibutsuji, Tanjiro with Noodles |
Naruto Shippuden has one chase, Naruto (6th Path), at 1 in 6 in each of its three packs. My Little Pony also has a single chase, Scootaloo, at 1 in 6 in each of its three packs. The Demon Slayer chase rarities (Rare 1/3, Hyper Rare 1/6) come from BigBadToyStore, Kmart AU and Shopforgeek listings; Funko does not print them on the boxes.
Which series do I have?
- Check the pack number. The five-digit number on the box (86892, for example) is safer than the "Series 1" label: some retailers number the waves differently — the Luffy pack, Series 1 on funko.com, is sold as "Series 4" by Kanzen Games and Triad Group.
- Check the wave. One licence can have several waves with different line-ups. Harry Potter 2023 is 71315–71318, Goblet of Fire is 83654–83657; Star Wars A New Hope (2023) is a different wave from The Empire Strikes Back. ColleX has both Harry Potter waves — 2023 and Goblet of Fire, as separate sets — and The Empire Strikes Back.
- Loose figure? Match it by picture on the series page — every figure, mystery ones included, has its own card.
- Same character, several entries. Han Solo appears three times in the Empire wave in different outfits, Draco Malfoy twice in Harry Potter. They are different figures, not duplicates.
Towns, Rides, Display and other Bitty formats
These boxes are not part of the 4-pack lists: their figures are either exclusive or variants of known ones. Prices from funko.com on 18 October 2026.
| Format | What is inside | funko.com price |
|---|---|---|
| Mystery Bitty Pop! | one figure in a blind box | $2.99–3.99 |
| 2-Pack | two visible figures | $5.99 |
| Rides | figure with a vehicle | $5.99 |
| Towns | figure with a building | $7.99 |
| Arcade | figure with an arcade cabinet | $7.99 |
| Bitty Bot | figure inside a mech | $19.99 |
| Bitty Box | diorama with one or two figures | $24.99 |
- Mystery Bitty Pop! is not the 4-pack chase. It is a separate product: some figures repeat 4-pack characters, others are colour variants (Gold, Glitter). Mystery Bitty Pop! One Piece, for instance, is item 86898 and is not part of the 16-figure 4-pack list.
- Display. A shelf set that comes with two exclusive figures: Hogwarts Castle (81294) with Dumbledore and Luna Lovegood, holding 18 figures; Death Star (81293) with Palpatine and Darth Vader, holding 20.
- Collector Pack. 6 or 12 figures in one box. The Harry Potter 12-pack (92219) has the same 12 characters as the known figures of the 2023 wave, without the mystery four.
- Advent calendars. 24 doors: 10 figures, 7 stands and accessories (Smyths and BigBadToyStore listings). For 2026 funko.com lists Pokémon (92307), Star Wars (92657) and Hello Kitty (92656) calendars; the Pokémon one is covered in our Pokémon advent calendar 2026 roundup. ColleX has no figure lists for these calendars yet.
- "Bitty Pop Deluxe". Among the 277 Bitty Pop! products on funko.com on 18 October 2026 there is no line by that name.
Prices
On 18 October 2026 funko.com sold the Pokémon, Harry Potter (2023), Star Wars, One Piece and Naruto Shippuden 4-packs at $14.99; One Piece Series 1 and Harry Potter Series 1 were discounted to $12.74 that day. Mystery Bitty Pop! cost $2.99–3.99 per box.
Collecting a series and trading duplicates
- Open the series page and mark what you own as Have and what you are missing as Want. Mystery figures and chases are separate entries and count towards 100%.
- One pack of each series gives you all 12 known figures (all 16 for Pokémon). Mystery figures are random and repeat, so four packs do not guarantee four different ones.
- Set spares to a quantity of 2 or more: ColleX shows who is after that exact figure, and duplicates can be offered for trade on the ColleX Market where it is open in your country.
- Every set in the section is in the Funko catalogue.
Mystery Minis are a different line
Funko Mystery Minis are vinyl figures of about 3 in (7.6 cm), one per blind box, 12 per series, with odds from 1/6 to 1/72. On 18 October 2026 funko.com sold a box at $6.99. ColleX has three series:
| Series | Item | Rarest (1/72) |
|---|---|---|
| One Piece: Fish-Man Island Saga | 90648 | Luffy Gear Two, Nami – Metallic Gold |
| My Little Pony | 89588 | Twilight Sparkle and Rainbow Dash – Diamond Glitter |
| Toy Story 5 | 90772 | Forky, Karen Beverly |
FAQ
What is a Funko Bitty Pop?
A micro Funko Pop! figure about 0.9 in (2.3 cm) tall, sealed in an acrylic case that doubles as a stand. Funko introduced the line on 20 January 2023; most are sold in 4-packs with a shelf for four figures.
How big are Bitty Pops?
About 0.9 in, or 2.3 cm, according to funko.com pack descriptions.
What is a Bitty Pop chase?
The sealed figure in a pack. In "3 + mystery" waves it is one of four: two Rare (1/3) and two Hyper Rare (1/6). In "4 + chase" waves such as Naruto Shippuden and My Little Pony there is one chase for the whole wave, and Funko gives a 1 in 6 chance.
Do Bitty Pop! Pokémon 4-packs have a chase?
No. All four figures in packs 81132–81135 are visible, so the series is 16 figures with no mystery.
How many figures are in a Bitty Pop series?
It depends on the layout: four packs of 3 known figures plus 4 mystery figures make 16; three packs of 4 known plus one chase make 13; the four open Pokémon packs make 16.
What is the difference between Mystery Bitty Pop! and a 4-pack?
Mystery Bitty Pop! is one figure in a blind box ($2.99–3.99 on funko.com) with its own line-up and colour variants. Those figures are not part of the 4-pack lists.
Can I trade duplicate Bitty Pops on ColleX?
Yes. Mark the figures you own as Have — spares with a quantity of 2 or more — and missing ones as Want; ColleX shows which collectors need your spare. Duplicates can be offered for trade on the ColleX Market where it is open in your country.
Sources: funko.com — One Piece, Naruto Shippuden, My Little Pony and X-Men bundle pages and the "Bitty Pop" search (read 18.10.2026); Demon Slayer, Goblet of Fire and My Little Pony line-ups, pack numbers and chases — funko.com box renders and search tiles, the My Little Pony bundle page, pops.today, Sweets and Geeks, Entertainment Earth, BigBadToyStore, Kmart AU, Shopforgeek, Smyths (read 20.10.2026); Funko blog "Zoom In On Bitty Pop!" (20.01.2023); Geeky Hobbies (24.03.2023); Game Rant; pack listings at Tattered Cover, Entertainment Earth, Smyths, BigBadToyStore, JB Hi-Fi.