Funko Mystery Minis

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Funko Mystery Minis are blind box collectibles sold alongside their popular Funko Pop! counterparts. Mystery Minis are more varied in style, but are otherwise very similar to Pop!s, the major difference being size (Mystery Minis are about 2.5 inches tall).

Mystery Minis are sold by the box, each box containing one random figure, but can also be purchased by case. Each case has 12 boxes. Many series have only 12 figures in the set with equal rarity among them, so Funko packages the cases such that buying one case will net the customer the complete set. Barring factory error, which has been known to happen, every case is packaged in this manner. There are also series that have variable rarity among the figures. For example, in the Justice League series, Aquaman is 1/6, Flash is 1/12, and Superman and Cyborg are each 1/24. Case fairness holds true for these sets as well, so purchasing one case would net you two Aquaman figures, one Flash, and either Superman or Cyborg.

Sometimes specific stores carry an alternate version of a set that replaces some of the randomized figures with store-exclusive variants or unique figures. These will be detailed below where applicable.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

For more Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice merchandise, see Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice/Merchandise.

Batman v Superman Mystery Minis were released in April 2016, just after the movie hit theaters. The base set contained 12 figures, each with 1/12 rarity, and there were also 7 exclusives between Walmart and GameStop. This series features twisting heads that would later be phased out, though characters with bulky hair couldn't twist that far.

Superman

Clark Kent

Batman

Armored Batman

Knightmare Batman - not available in Walmart or GameStop sets

Bruce Wayne

Wonder Woman

Unarmed Wonder Woman - not available in Walmart set

Diana Prince - not available in Walmart or GameStop sets

Aquaman - not available in Walmart or GameStop sets

Alfred Pennyworth

Superman soldier

Flying Superman (Walmart)

Kryptonite Superman (Walmart)

Knightmare Batman (Walmart)

Underwater Aquaman (Walmart)

Heat-sision Superman (GameStop)

Gold armored Batman (GameStop)

Unmasked Batman (GameStop)

Suicide Squad

For more Suicide Squad merchandise, see Suicide Squad/Merchandise.

Suicide Squad Mystery Minis were released in June 2016. Like the Batman v Superman set, the base set contained 12 figures, each with 1/12 rarity. This time there were 6 exclusive figures between Hot Topic and GameStop. Some characters' heads could still twist in this series, but others were made rigid. The level of detail was slightly increased from the previous set.

Base set promo shot

Back of Hot Topic box

Back of GameStop box

Deadshot (with mask)

Deadshot (without mask)

Harley Quinn

Club dress Harley - not available in Hot Topic or GameStop sets

Arkham Joker - not available in Hot Topic or GameStop sets

Silver suit Joker - not available in Hot Topic or GameStop sets

Captain Boomerang

El Diablo

Killer Croc

Enchantress

Rick Flag

Katana

Shadow Enchantress (Hot Topic)

Tuxedo Joker (Hot Topic)

Arkham Joker (glow in the dark, Hot Topic)

Belle Reve Harley (GameStop)

Boxer Joker (boxer, GameStop)

Silver suit Joker (glow in the dark, GameStop)

Justice League

For more Justice League merchandise, see Justice League merchandise.

The Justice League set was the first to introduce variable rarity. Variable rarity tends to be used to make the more popular characters easier to find, while forcing the more serious collectors to purchase extra figures to find the rare ones. The base set had 13 figures, while Hot Topic and GameStop each had 3 exclusives for a total of 19 in the compete set.

The sculpts became more advanced with this set, with characters' faces noticeably looking more like the actors who played them. Character scale was also considered, making the smaller characters (Mera, Flash) slightly smaller, while bigger characters (Steppenwolf) were slightly bigger. Previous sets had relatively uniform scale regardless of character size. There was also an alternate head sculpt for Aquaman that appeared in approximately 1/6th of the Aquaman figures wherein his hair flares out at the bottom. According to concept art this was intended to be the head for the Hot Topic Aquaman figure, but the heads were used more freely between the two figures.

Base set promo shot

Hot Topic set

GameStop set (marketing mistake shows tactical suit Batman instead of standard Batman)

Superman, 1:24 rarity

Batman (standard suit), 1:6 rarity

Tactical suit Batman, 1:36 rarity

Wonder Woman (sword), 1:12 rarity

Flash (running), 1:12 rarity

Barry Allen, 1:12 rarity

Aquaman (trident), 1:6 rarity

Arthur Curry, 1:72 rarity

Cyborg (sonic cannon), 1:24 rarity

Mera, 1:6 rarity

Nuidis Vulko, 1:36 rarity

Steppenwolf, 1:12 rarity

Parademon, 1:72 rarity

Mother box Wonder Woman (1:12 rarity, replaces Wonder Woman in Hot Topic set)

Wave Aquaman (1:6 rarity, replaces Aquaman in Hot Topic set)

Fist Cyborg (1:24 rarity, replaces Cyborg in Hot Topic set)

Bruce Wayne (1:36 rarity, replaces tactical suit Batman in GameStop set)

Standing Flash (1:12 rarity, replaces Flash in GameStop set)

Atlantean Guard (1:36 rarity, replaces Nuidis Vulko in GameStop set)

Aquaman

For more Aquaman merchandise, see Aquaman (film)/Merchandise.

The Aquaman Mystery Minis released in October 2018 preceding the December film. There weren't any exclusive sets, however the Aquaman Deluxe Collector Box, which was a Target-exclusive product, did contain one of two random, exclusive Mystery Minis. In this set the characters' hands decreased in size compared to the previous sets, and the figures overall were also made smaller. This was to fit the leaping Aquaman figure into the size-locked boxes, as a Justice League-size Aquaman wouldn't fit in such a pose.

Aquaman

Arthur Curry

Gladiator Arthur

Translucent gladiator Arthur

Mera

Orm Marius

Ocean Master

Chrome Ocean Master

Black Manta

Princess Scales

Atlantean Guard

Elite Commando

Spectator Mera (fancy dress, Target)

Unmasked Black Manta (Target)

Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)

For more Birds of Prey merchandise, see Birds of Prey merchandise.

The Birds of Prey minis were released in January 2020, shortly before the movie. The set had variable rarity with two GameStop exclusives that replaced the 1:12 rarity figures with alternate versions of themselves. One of these is a flocked version of Bruce, the hyena. This is the first DCEU flocked mini, as well as the fourth flocked Mystery Mini in the entire Funko library, making it quite unusual. Flocked figures have a soft layer over the vinyl, simulating fur. The minis in this set remain very similar to the Aquaman series in style and scale, but characters were given five-fingered hands, while the previous sets all had four fingers.

Caution tape Harley Quinn, 1:6 rarity

Roller derby Harley, 1:6 rarity

Broken-heart Harley, 1:24 rarity

Hammer Harley, 1:24 rarity

Disguised Harley, 1:72 rarity

Cassandra Cain, 1:72 rarity

Black Canary, 1:6 rarity

Huntress, 1:6 rarity

Renee Montoya, 1:36 rarity

Bruce, 1:12 rarity

Harley's beaver, 1:36 rarity

Roman Sionis, 1:12 rarity

Flocked Bruce (replacing Bruce from the main set)

Black suit Roman Sionis (replacing Roman Sionis from the base set)

Wonder Woman 1984

For more Wonder Woman 1984 merchandise, see Wonder Woman 1984/Merchandise.

Wonder Woman 1984 Mystery Minis released in April 2020, and were the first set among the DCEU not to include any store exclusives. This is the first set of DCEU Mystery Minis that didn't make any notable changes to the style of the previous set. As the series progressed, twisting heads became rigid, the level of detail and quality of the sculpture increased, the scale shifted slightly, four-fingered hands became five-fingered, and more extravagant poses were produced, such as the flying Wonder Woman. The style may be stable from this point on if any future sets are produced.

Unmasked Wonder Woman (golden armor), 1:6 rarity

Flying Wonder Woman (golden armor), 1:6 rarity

Shielding Wonder Woman (golden armor), 1:72 rarity

Lasso Wonder Woman, 1:6 rarity

Ricochet Wonder Woman, 1:12 rarity

Gala dress Diana, 1:24 rarity

Fossil Diana, 1:36 rarity

Steve Trevor, 1:12 rarity

Cheetah, 1:6 rarity

Barbara Ann Minerva, 1:24 rarity

Spike dress Barbara, 1:72 rarity

Max Lord, 1:36 rarity

The Suicide Squad

For more The Suicide Squad merchandise, see The Suicide Squad/Merchandise.

The Suicide Squad Mystery Minis were released in July 2021, one month before the film's release. They were the second series not to include any store exclusives following the previous set for Wonder Woman 1984. The style remained relatively stable with the stylistic changes that had occurred from series to series in the past, but the finger count reverted from five back to four to match the previous Suicide Squad series, as did the figure scale, making the figures in this series larger than the Aquaman, Birds of Prey, and Wonder Woman 1984 figures, but matching up nicely with the Suicide Squad figures. The series has twelve unique figures, eleven unique characters, and ten characters that are being introduced to the Mystery Minis collection for the first time. This makes it the series with the largest number of unique characters, but tied for the lowest total unique figure count. The back of the box mistakenly lists Ratcatcher 2 as 1:12 rarity, but she's actually 1:24.

• Bloodsport - 1:6 rarity
• Harley Quinn (bodysuit) - 1:6 rarity
• Peacemaker - 1:6 rarity
• King Shark - 1:6 rarity
• Polka-Dot Man - 1:12 rarity
• Mongal - 1:12 rarity
• Ratcatcher II - 1:24 rarity
• Blackguard - 1:24 rarity
• The Thinker - 1:36 rarity
• Javelin - 1:36 rarity
• Harley Quinn (damaged dress) - 1:72 rarity
• Weasel - 1:72 rarity

Trivia

• Wonder Woman has the largest number of figures with 11 different minis.
  • Batman and Harley Quinn are tied for a close second with 10, while Aquaman has 9.
• The Batman v Superman and Justice League sets are tied for the largest number of figures, each having 19.
  • Suicide Squad comes close with 18.
  • Aquaman and Birds of Prey each have 14.
  • Wonder Woman 1984 and The Suicide Squad have the fewest, with 12 different minis in each.
• Apart from the Justice League set, which has 13, all sets have exactly 12 different figures if you exclude store exclusives.
• Man of Steel, Wonder Woman, and Shazam! are the only DCEU movies to date for which no Mystery Minis have been produced.
  • Zack Snyder's Justice League also did not receive a set if you exclude the Justice League set.
• The translucent blue gladiator Arthur from the Aquaman set was officially listed as patina, which is a different style from the final product.
• Funko listed Princess Scales by name on their website, however she's not named anywhere else in the official media or merchandise packaging.
• A total of 47 unique characters have been produced among all sets, the complete list being: Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, Alfred Pennyworth, Superman soldier, Deadshot, Harley Quinn, Joker, Captain Boomerang, Katana, Rick Flag, Diablo, Enchantress, Killer Croc, Flash, Cyborg, Mera, Nuidis Vulko, Atlantean redoubt guard, Steppenwolf, a parademon, Ocean Master, Black Manta, one of Orm's elite commandos, one of Orm's court guards, Princess Scales, Huntress, Black Canary, Cassandra Cain, Renee Montoya, Bruce (the hyena), Harley's beaver, Black Mask, Steve Trevor, Cheetah, Maxwell Lord, Bloodsport, Peacemaker, King Shark, Polka-Dot Man, Mongal, Ratcatcher 2, Blackguard, the Thinker, Javelin, and Weasel.
  • A total of 108 unique figures have been produced, including alternate costumes and other variants of the core 47 characters.
• In addition to the DCEU sets of Mystery Minis, several other DC Comics series have been released, including DC Universe, DC Comics Super Heroes, DC Comics Super Heroes: Heroes and Pets, Arkham Series, Vintage Collection Batman, Teen Titans GO!, and DC Comics Bombshells.