By working with a variety of trusted Range Plus Partners, we’re able to offer our customers a wider selection of products. Another ill-fated and adorable Harry Potter character, now immortalized in plastic form. This Hedwig Funko Pop does a good job of capturing Hedwig’s likeness, and we appreciate the feather effect as well. Think about this: you’ve probably got enough Funko Pop humans by now, but how many Funko Pop owls do you own? Naturally, the dark lord himself, scion of the house of Gaunt, heir of Salazar Slytherin, and six times winner of Witch Weekly’s ‘creepiest face’ award has a fair few Pop variants to his name. Our favorite is Lord Voldemort with Nagini, though; snakes make everything spookier. Perhaps our favorite reason to add this Harry Potter Funko Pop to your collection, however, has to do with Voldy’s facial features. You see, He Who Must Not Be Named is infamously deficient in the nasal department –with serpent-ish slitswherehis schnoz should be. A word of warning so you’re not caught unawares, this Funko Pop is ten inches tall, so it’ll tower high above the rest of your models. He is the headmaster after all, it’s only befitting of his status.

She’s clad in very fluffy earmuffs to protect her from the screams of the mandrake she’s clutching. The mandrake itself is obviously a huge part of the draw here too. Just look at its ugly, lumpy face and beady little eyes. D’aww! Harry Potter has the perfect face to slap on a Funko Pop. He’s got completely round glasses that nicely complement the Funko Pop eye shape and even a forehead accessory that shows up clearly on those oversized heads. Unlike the You-Know-Who of the stories, though, the Voldemort Funko Pop actually enjoys more facial details than his fellow figurines: Voldemort has a sad-looking mouth, whereas the vast majority of Funko Pops famously have none. Why? We don’t know, but it’s neat! As we always say at Wargamer: without darkness, there can be no light – and so this guide wouldn’t be complete without a Voldemort Funko Pop to fill out the ‘villains’ end of your figure collection.

When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of The Range. When buying partner items like this one, your contract of sale will be with our Range Plus Partner instead of us. Aha!The Patronus Funko Pop is the oneyou need if you really want to repel things that go bump in the night. Harry Potter’sstag Patronus looks fantastic in this ghostly, translucent model. As Funko Pops go, this one straddles the line perfectly, it’s very unique, and you’ll probably be the only one of your friends who owns one but it’s not obscure and is still clearly identifiable. That said, it might take someone a few moments to place it unless it’s standing among a ton of other Harry Potter Funko Pops. Dobby never seemed to catch a break in the Harry Potter series, despite being utterly wholesome– but maybe you can look after a Dobby Funko Pop tomake sure it fares better than he did in the movies or books. Here he’s captured snapping his fingers to perform some house elf magic – perhaps floating a cake onto the head of a Dursley dinner guest, who can say? Yer a Funko Pop, Harry! We couldhardly do a ‘Best Harry Potter Funko Pops’ list and not include the big HP, Boy-who-lived himself – and, for our galleons, theQuidditch Harry Potter Funko Popis the best in class.

Looking for the very best Harry Potter Funko Pops? You’re not alone. The world’sfavorite wizard schoolstill captures fans’ imaginations 12 years years after the moviesended, andhow betterto capture the magic than witha cute little Harry, Hermione, or Dumbledore on your shelf? We’ve trawled through the countless variants to bring you the best Harry Potter Funkos available in 2023. Potterheads, read on to meet the most iconic, cutest, and all-round best Harry Potter Funko Pops on the market. We’ve listed only big-hitter characters (no Death Eater #3s here) andhighlighted the Pop variants we thinkhave the coolestoutfits and accessories.