Kinder Joy Jurassic World Funko: all 24 toys with codes, glow in the dark and prices

How many Kinder Joy Jurassic World toys are there? 24: 12 dinosaur figures in Funko POP! style and 12 gadgets built around the same dinosaurs. Below is the complete list with the codes from the leaflets, which toys glow in the dark, what they sell for and how this wave differs from the older dinosaur Kinder Joys.

The full list with codes

Figures — 12, and they make the full set. T-Rex (VQ314), T-Rex Skeleton (VQ322), Indominus (VQ292), Indoraptor (VQ323), Gigantosaurus (VQ285), Dilophosaurus (VQ321), Parasaurus (VQ284), Triceratops (VQ286), Ankylosaurus (VQ316), Stegosaurus (VQ325), Stiggy (VQ324) — Kinder’s own pages call him Stygimoloch — and Velociraptor (VQ287).

Gadgets — 12. Pencil toppers: Velociraptor (VQ289), Stiggy (VQ290), Pterodactyl (VQ288). Phone holders: T-Rex (VQ293), Velociraptor (VQ302), Brachiosaurus (VQ291). Cable holders: Velociraptor (VQ319), Slasher (VQ320), Pteranodon (VQ317), Pyroraptor (VQ318), Mosasaurus (VQ315), Sinoceratops (VQ326). In the ColleX checklist the gadgets are tracked separately and do not count towards 100%.

The codes are not consecutive: VQ284–VQ293, VQ302 and VQ314–VQ326. The code is printed on the leaflet, so that is what to check your toy against.

Which ones glow in the dark

Kinder’s pages don’t say, but collector sellers list two figures as glow-in-the-dark: the T-Rex Skeleton (VQ322) and the Velociraptor (VQ287). Kinder’s official render of the VQ287 Velociraptor is also labelled “gid”, the usual shorthand for glow in the dark.

The most expensive pieces

In European collector shops most pieces go for €2–3 each with the leaflet. Sellers put the highest prices on the Brachiosaurus phone holder (VQ291, €8–13), the Parasaurus (VQ284, €6–13), the Pteranodon cable holder (VQ317, €8–9) and the Mosasaurus cable holder (VQ315, €5–9) — prices from two shops in Germany and Italy as of 1 October 2026.

Not to be confused with other Jurassic World waves

Kinder has done Jurassic World dinosaurs before, in 2019 and 2021. The 2021 wave is a different thing altogether: VV codes, an Apatosaurus, a Dimorphodon, a projector and bookmarks. The wave in this article is the Funko POP! one with VQ codes; European sellers list it as the 2024 collection, while UK collectors search for it as the “2026 list” because it reached the UK later.

The Indian edition of the Funko wave has its own variants — VQ287A, VQ291A and codes VC280–VC282 — which are not part of the European list.

One more set of dinosaurs gets mixed up with this one: Kinder Natoons Dinosaurs. That is Kinder Surprise — the chocolate egg, not Kinder Joy — and Kinder’s own Natoons line, with no Jurassic World licence and no Funko: 16 figures with codes VC097–VC123. Searches for “kinder surprise dinosaur 2026” are usually about that set.

Tick off what you already have in the set checklist — ColleX shows how many are left to the full set and who has the ones you are missing.