Funko Pop, Funko Games and Funkoverse: What's on Amazon US

What Funko makes

Funko's own About page describes the company as a maker of collectible figures, apparel, accessories, plush, action figures and digital collectibles. It names its other brands too: Loungefly for bags and accessories, Mondo for posters, music and scale figures, and Digital Pop for digital collectibles. Pop shows up there as a product line, with names like Pop Yourself and Pop Mystery.

That's the company. The grid above is narrower. When we pulled the Funko data for Amazon US in October 2026, the listings we could match to Funko were mostly games. Of the rows in this page's brief, one was a Funko Pop figure, one was the POP Protector display case, and the rest were board, card, party and strategy games from Funko Games. The grid holds about 50 listings in all.

So this page does two jobs. It covers what's here for Pop collectors, and it walks through the Funko Games lineup, which is most of what's on the grid.

I keep figures on the shelf and boxes in the closet, and Theo keeps the games. Funko is the one brand that lands on both sides of the loop: games in his section, figures in mine.

Funko Pop: what's in the grid

The Pop figure

One Funko Pop in our grid: Pop Overwatch Tracer #92, titled as a Loot Crate Gaming June 2016 Exclusive. The number after the character, #92, is printed in the title, and it's the quickest way to tell one Pop listing from another of the same character. The exclusive tag names the outlet and the month it came from.

We say nothing about rarity or value. The listing is on Amazon US, and that's the fact we have.

The POP Protector case

The POP Protector Clear Display Case is a clear case made for a boxed Pop. It sits in the lowest price tier in our data.

My one opinion for this page: if you keep Pop figures in the box, a case comes before the next figure. The reason is the box. If you keep your Pops boxed, the box is half the display, and a window box picks up dents at the corners and dust on the window. The case is the cheapest row in the grid and it protects what's already on the shelf. A case for a box. I've been accused of worse.

Keeping boxed Pops in shape

If Pop figures are your side of Funko, a few habits keep a boxed shelf looking the way you meant it to:

• Out of direct sun. Box art and window plastic both fade and yellow in a bright window.
• Stand boxes upright, not stacked. Stacked boxes crush the ones on the bottom.
• Check the maker line on any listing. The listing should say Funko. A missing maker name is a reason to read the listing twice.
• Note the number in the title. It's the quickest way to match a listing to the figure you want.

Funko Games: the lineup

Funko Games is the game side of the company. Funko's game website now says Funko Games are distributed worldwide by Goliath and points to Goliath's site for manuals and how-to-play guides. The listings in our grid are filed under Funko or Funko Games.

The games fall into six groups.

Funkoverse Strategy Game

Funkoverse is a strategy game played with chunky figures on a map. What the listings state:

• Harry Potter 100: 2–4 players, ages 10+, 20–60 minutes, two playable maps and four game figures.
• Harry Potter 102: 2–4 players, ages 10+, four figures, marked as an expansion.
• Marvel 100: 2–4 players, ages 10+, 20–60 minutes, four figures.
• The Nightmare Before Christmas: 2–4 players, ages 10+, four figures.
• Game of Thrones 100 4-Pack: 2–4 players, ages 13+, 20–60 minutes, two maps, four figures.
• Jurassic Park 101 2-Pack: ages 10+, two maps, two figures.
• DC Comics 102 2-Pack: exactly 2 players, ages 10+, two maps, two figures.
• Jaws 100 2-Pack: exactly 2 players, ages 10+.

The 4-figure sets are the full boxes for up to four players. The 2-packs are for two players. The one marked expansion, Harry Potter 102, adds to a base game. Get the base game to the table first.

Something Wild

Something Wild is a set-collection card game. Set collection means you gather matching cards to score. The listings: Disney Villains with Maleficent, Star Wars with Darth Vader, Star Wars The Mandalorian with Grogu, Marvel Infinity War with Iron Man, and Marvel Spider-Man. Where stated, each is 2–4 players, ages 6+, about 15 minutes.

I asked Theo, who runs the game closet, what set collection is good for. "Set collection is sorting with a scoreboard. Every 6-year-old I know already plays it with their socks." Every Something Wild box in our grid lists 6+, so the socks crowd qualifies.

Pattern Party and Signature Games

The preschool end:

• Pattern Party: Dr. Seuss, CoComelon and Disney Princess editions, all ages 3+. CoComelon lists 2–4 players and 20 minutes.
• Signature Games: Disney Princess See The Story (ages 4+, 2–4 players, a memory game), Disney Chip 'n' Dale Christmas Treasures (20 minutes) and Disney Cookie Swap (set collection).
• Frosty The Snowman Follow The Leader: ages 4+, 2–4 players, 15 minutes.

Movie and TV board games

The biggest group, and the one where reading the box matters most:

• The Goonies Never Say Die: 2–5 players, ages 12+, eight sculpted miniatures. The Goonies: Under the Goondocks is an expansion that needs Never Say Die, lists 50 minutes and four more miniatures.
• Back to the Future Back in Time: cooperative.
• E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial Cooperative Family Game: 2–4 players, ages 10+, cooperative.
• Indiana Jones Sands of Adventure: 2–4 players, ages 8+, cooperative.
• Planes, Trains and Automobiles The Game: exactly 2 players, ages 12+, cooperative.
• Disney A Goofy Movie: 2–4 players, ages 7+, six character figures.
• Disney Return of the Headless Horseman: 2–4 players, ages 6+, cooperative.
• Pan Am: 2–4 players, a strategy game with 50+ airplane miniatures.
• Disney Kingdomania Series 1 Super Game Pack: ages 6+, with a solo mode.
• Star Wars Rivals Premier Set Series 1: exactly 2 players, ages 7+.

Cooperative means everyone plays together against the game. Several of these are co-op, which is worth knowing if your table doesn't love a winner and a loser.

Party games and Cranium

• Cranium 25th Anniversary Edition: 4 or more players, ages 12+, 45 minutes, 800 questions across 18 activities. Our Cranium page covers every edition.
• Cranium Big Brain Detective: 1–4 players, ages 5+, cooperative, with a solo mode.
• Seinfeld: The Party Game About Nothing: a trivia game with over 1,400 questions, quotes and charades.
• Schitt's Creek Love that Journey: 3–8 players, ages 14+, 20 minutes, a prediction game.
• National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Party Game: 2–5 players, ages 8+.

Card games and quick games

• Kellogg's Pop-Tarts Card Game: 2–6 players, ages 13+, 15 minutes.
• Funko Last Defense: 20 minutes.

How to pick a Funko game

The license on the box is what catches the eye. It's the last thing I'd decide on. Here's the order:

1. Age on the box. From 3+ (Pattern Party) to 14+ (Schitt's Creek). Don't go below it.
2. Player count. Several games are exactly 2 players. A four-person family needs a 2–4 or 2–5 box.
3. Co-op or competitive. The co-op games are listed above. Pick co-op if the table has a sore loser, and we all know which chair that is.
4. Time. Something Wild lists 15 minutes. Funkoverse lists 20 to 60. Cranium 25th Anniversary lists 45.
5. Base game or expansion. Harry Potter 102 and Under the Goondocks add to a base game. Don't buy one alone.
6. Then the license. Once the box fits your table, pick the movie or show you like.

Funko games by stated age

Here's the grid sorted by the youngest age on each box, for anyone shopping for a birthday:

• 3+: Pattern Party (Dr. Seuss, CoComelon, Disney Princess).
• 4+: Disney Princess See The Story, Frosty The Snowman Follow The Leader.
• 5+: Cranium Big Brain Detective.
• 6+: every Something Wild, Disney Return of the Headless Horseman, Disney Kingdomania.
• 7+: Disney A Goofy Movie, Star Wars Rivals Premier Set Series 1.
• 8+: Indiana Jones Sands of Adventure, National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation Party Game.
• 10+: most Funkoverse sets, E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial Cooperative Family Game.
• 12+ and up: The Goonies (12+), Planes, Trains and Automobiles (12+), Cranium 25th Anniversary (12+), Funkoverse Game of Thrones (13+), the Pop-Tarts Card Game (13+), Schitt's Creek (14+).

Games without an age in our data, like Back to the Future Back in Time and Pan Am, aren't on this list. Check the box.

Budget tier

Almost every Funko game in our grid sits in the lowest price tier. The Funkoverse 100 sets, Back to the Future, E.T., Schitt's Creek, Cranium 25th Anniversary and Funko Last Defense sit one tier up. We don't print prices. The Check price button has today's.

Who should skip Funko Games

Skip the Funkoverse and Goonies boxes if your group wants a game it can explain in two minutes. Those are strategy games with maps and miniatures. Something Wild or Pattern Party is the faster start.

Skip the 12+ and 14+ boxes for younger kids. Skip the 2-player boxes for a family of four unless two people sit out. And skip an expansion if you don't own its base game.

Safety

Several Funko games come with small figures, miniatures and pieces. Pattern Party lists ages 3+. Check the age label on the listing. Toys with small parts are a choking hazard for children under 3. Keep game pieces in the box between plays, and count them back in.

Funko next to other makers

For board games by type, see our family board games, party games and card games pages. For vinyl figures from another maker, Diamond Select Toys makes Vinimates. For more figure brands, the figures section lists them all.

Age first, players second, license last. Then find a table.