New Funko Pop new releases don’t wait for a monthly roundup. Most weeks bring a fresh wave the moment Wednesday hits, and if you only check in once every few weeks, you’ll miss half of what actually crossed the shelf. This week alone brought a genuinely limited Baldur’s Gate 3 piece, a couple of One Piece exclusives, and new additions to the Metal Gear and Mega Man lineups, with two more confirmed exclusives still to come before the month closes.
Here’s everything confirmed, straight from Funko’s own drop calendar and this week’s official listings.
This Week’s Funko Pop New Releases (Live Now)
Selûnite Shadowheart, Baldur’s Gate 3 This is the one worth moving fast on. Only 1,500 pieces were made of this Limited Edition figure from Funko, and each one ships with a 2026 Emerald City Comic Con sticker and Octane5 authentication to verify it’s genuine. A run that small tends to sell out same-day.
Kumacy, One Piece (Toy Temple Exclusive) Limited to 9,500 pieces through Toy Temple, priced around $99.99. Toy Temple has quietly become one of the go-to spots for One Piece exclusives that never make it to Funko’s own site.
Monkey D. Luffy (Thriller Bark Arc) Another 9,500-piece Supreme Limited Edition, this one pulling from one of the manga’s more visually striking arcs.
Metal Gear additions: Solid Snake and Liquid Snake Both landed this week as new entries in Funko’s growing POP Games Metal Gear line, expanding a series that’s been slowly filling out since its first wave.
Mega Man additions: Mega Man X, Zero, and Proto Man Three new figures joined the Mega Man lineup in the same week, giving the retro gaming corner of the shelf some real reinforcements.
JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure: Jotaro & Star Platinum An Amazon Exclusive buddy pack pairing Jotaro with his Stand, a combo fans have been asking for since the anime line expanded.
None of these are guaranteed to still be in stock by the time you read this. Limited-run exclusives especially move fast, sometimes within hours of going live.
Confirmed Exclusives Still Coming This Month
Two more shared exclusives are locked in for the rest of August, both sold only through one specific retailer.
BoxLunch — Alice in Wonderland, August 19 Capped at 9,500 pieces. BoxLunch exclusives are notorious for not restocking once they’re gone, so if the design catches your eye, don’t wait on it.
Walmart — WWE, August 26 Limited to 7,500 pieces, closing out the month. Walmart has become a reliable spot for wrestling exclusives without the resale markup that hits specialty stores on release day.
Both are shared exclusives, which means they won’t ever show up on Funko’s own site. You have to go straight to the retailer.
How Funko Pop New Releases Actually Roll Out
If this week’s list felt like a lot, that’s because it is, every week. Funko doesn’t save everything for big announcements. Most new stock enters circulation through a predictable rhythm:
- Funko Shop drops land on Wednesdays, typically around 11:30 AM Pacific, through Funko’s own new releases page.
- Entertainment Earth posts new arrivals on a rolling basis, often ahead of wider retail availability, through its new arrivals section.
- Amazon opens pre-orders throughout the week, usually the easiest way to lock in a price before something sells out elsewhere.
- Target and GameStop run their own exclusives with no fixed schedule, so those are worth checking manually if you collect anything tied to either store.
Timing isn’t guaranteed to the minute. It’s worth a quick check of Funko’s social channels the morning of a release rather than assuming last week’s schedule still holds.
A Quick Note on Buying Smart
A couple of habits save real money and real frustration once you’re chasing more than one drop a month:
- Set a reminder for drop day itself, not drop week. Limited runs like this week’s Shadowheart piece have sold out within hours.
- Don’t assume a sold-out shared exclusive is gone forever. Convention and retailer exclusives occasionally resurface through Funko Shop or Entertainment Earth months later.
- Compare retailer price before buying secondhand. Resale markups on freshly dropped exclusives are often temporary and drop once the initial rush passes.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What time do Funko Shop drops usually go live? Most land around 11:30 AM Pacific on Wednesdays, though it’s smart to confirm on Funko’s social channels the morning of a drop since timing can shift.
- Do sold-out Funko exclusives ever come back? Sometimes. Shared exclusives from conventions or specific retailers occasionally resurface through Funko Shop or Entertainment Earth after the initial rush dies down, though there’s no guarantee.
- Where can I check Funko Pop new releases without waiting for a roundup article? Funko’s own limited edition calendar lists confirmed drop dates, retailers, and print run sizes directly from the source.
Your Watchlist Through the End of August
This week’s standout is the Selûnite Shadowheart figure, limited to just 1,500 pieces and already at risk of selling out. Past that, two confirmed exclusives remain: BoxLunch’s Alice in Wonderland piece on August 19, and Walmart’s WWE exclusive closing out the month on August 26. Check back weekly rather than monthly. Most new stock shows up quietly, one Wednesday at a time.