Twilight Funko Pops are officially back for 2026, with a new wave built around some of the franchise’s most recognizable scenes rather than simply remaking the old figures. The lineup includes new versions of Bella Swan, Edward Cullen, Jacob Black and Alice Cullen, an Edward and Bella Pop! Moment, and the first Charlie Swan Funko Pop.
Preorders opened on August 19, 2026. Funko’s European storefront currently gives the new Twilight Pops an estimated November 4, 2026 ship date, while other retailer information points more broadly to an October to November release window. That means collectors should treat November 4 as a regional estimated shipping date rather than a guaranteed worldwide release date.
For me, the best thing about this wave is that Funko did not take the easy route. We are getting the Golden Onion, vampire baseball, Jacob’s most memeable line and Charlie in uniform. Those choices make the 2026 collection feel much more like a wave made for people who actually remember the movies.
Twilight Funko Pop 2026 checklist
Here is the current Twilight Funko Pop 2026 checklist confirmed through Funko’s official listings.
| Funko Pop | Number | Version | Chase or exclusive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bella Swan | #2129 | Bella Swan | No chase listed |
| Edward Cullen | #2130 | Edward with Golden Onion | 1 in 6 glitter chase |
| Jacob Black | #2131 | “Where the hell have you been” Pop! Sayings | No chase listed |
| Alice Cullen | #2132 | Baseball uniform | No chase listed |
| Edward & Bella | #2133 | Meadow Pop! Moment | No chase listed |
| Charlie Swan | #2135 | Police chief uniform | Web Exclusive, 1 in 6 casual outfit chase |
Funko currently lists all six releases under Twilight, with Edward and Charlie marked as Chance of Chase products and Charlie marked as a Web Exclusive.
If you already collect Funko regularly, you may also want our guide to where you can buy Funko Pops and our August 2026 Funko Pop release roundup.
When will the Twilight Funko Pops be released?
Preorders for the new Twilight Funko Pop wave opened on August 19, 2026. Current reporting gives the collection an expected delivery window of October to November 2026.
There is a little more detail on Funko’s regional storefronts. Funko Europe currently shows an estimated ship date of November 4, 2026 for Bella, Edward, Jacob, Alice, the Edward and Bella Pop! Moment and Charlie Swan.
I would not call November 4 the universal Twilight Funko Pop release date, though. Funko specifically labels it as an estimated ship date, and release timing can differ by retailer and region. If you are preordering in the US, it is better to check the date shown by the store taking your order rather than assuming every figure will arrive on the same day.
Every new Twilight Funko Pop for 2026
The real appeal of this collection is in the individual designs. Instead of giving us six characters standing in neutral poses, Funko has pulled details from specific Twilight scenes.
Bella Swan #2129
Bella Swan #2129 is the most straightforward figure in the new wave, but that is not necessarily a bad thing. The new Bella returns to her human Twilight-era look instead of revisiting her vampire or wedding versions from the older collection.
Funko lists Bella as Pop! #2129 and describes the vinyl figure as approximately 3.9 inches tall.
I would not call this the must-buy figure of the wave on its own. Bella has had Funko Pops before, and the design is less dramatic than Alice, Edward or Charlie. It makes more sense if you want the full 2026 set or plan to display her next to Edward.
Edward Cullen #2130 and the glitter chase
Edward Cullen #2130 is much more interesting.
The regular figure references the Golden Onion from the biology class scene in the first Twilight movie. It is exactly the kind of odd little detail that separates a fan-focused collectible from another generic Edward figure.
There is also a 1 in 6 chance of receiving a glitter chase. Funko confirms both the chase ratio and that chase figures are shipped randomly, so ordering six does not guarantee that one of them will be the glitter version.
This is probably my favorite standard-sized Pop in the wave. The Golden Onion makes the common version worth owning even if you never pull the chase, while the glitter treatment actually fits Edward instead of feeling like Funko added sparkle just to manufacture rarity.
It is also worth separating this release from the older Edward Cullen Sparkle #320. Funko officially lists that earlier retail exclusive as a vaulted product, so #2130 is a new design, not a reissue of the old sparkle Pop.
Jacob Black #2131
Jacob Black #2131 is one of the least subtle Funko Pops in the collection, and that is why it works.
The figure belongs to Funko’s Pop! Sayings format and comes with a speech bubble using Jacob’s now-famous line, “Where the hell have you been, loca?” Funko lists the figure as #2131 and approximately 5.2 inches tall including the larger design.
This could easily have been another shirtless Jacob figure. Instead, Funko leaned into a scene that has become part of Twilight fandom culture well beyond the original release of New Moon.
If you only care about traditional character likenesses, the speech bubble may look a little busy on a shelf. If you enjoy the meme side of Twilight, however, this is probably the funniest Pop in the entire wave.
Alice Cullen #2132
Alice Cullen finally gets one of the strongest poses in the 2026 lineup with Alice Cullen in her baseball uniform #2132.
Funko’s current Twilight listings identify the figure specifically as Pop! Alice Cullen (Baseball Uniform), and retailers list it as #2132.
This is the kind of release I want Funko to make more often. Alice could have been another character standing with her hands at her sides. Pulling her from the vampire baseball sequence immediately gives the Pop an identity.
For display value alone, I would put Alice above Bella and Jacob. Even without a chase or exclusive sticker, the pose gives her more personality.
Edward & Bella Pop! Moment #2133
The biggest piece in the wave is Pop! Moment Edward & Bella #2133, which places the couple together in a meadow of wildflowers.
One naming detail matters here. Some coverage has referred to the piece as a Deluxe release, but Funko officially categorizes #2133 as a Pop! Moment. That is the name I would use when searching for or cataloging it.
The figure is approximately 3.8 inches tall according to Funko, but the attraction is obviously the full scene rather than the height of either character.
If I were buying only one Twilight Funko Pop from this wave for display, this would be the safest choice. A single standard Bella or Edward can disappear into a wall of Pops. A scene with both characters and the meadow immediately reads as Twilight.
The downside is shelf space. Collectors who keep everything boxed will need considerably more room than they would for one standard Pop.
Charlie Swan finally gets a Funko Pop
Charlie Swan is the release that makes the 2026 wave feel genuinely new.
The Charlie Swan Funko Pop #2135 shows Bella’s father in his Forks police chief uniform. Funko lists it as a Web Exclusive, and it comes with a 1 in 6 chance of a chase that swaps the uniform for Charlie’s casual outfit. The figure is approximately 4.2 inches tall.
Funko also states clearly that chase variants ship at random and are not guaranteed with purchase.
Charlie was missing from the original Twilight Funko lineup, so this is more meaningful than giving collectors a fifth variation of a character they already own. Contemporary reporting on the new wave also identifies the 2026 release as Charlie Swan’s Funko Pop debut.
Between the two versions, I actually prefer the police uniform common for a Twilight display. The casual chase is rarer, but the uniform makes Charlie recognizable immediately. Rarity and best design are not always the same thing.
If you are a completionist, though, Charlie is going to be the annoying one. A Web Exclusive plus a random chase is exactly the combination that can turn one checklist slot into a much more expensive hunt.
What about the original Twilight Funko Pops?
The new wave does not replace the older Twilight Funko Pops.
The original range included Edward Cullen #320, Bella Swan #321, Jacob Black #322, Bella in her wedding dress #323, Edward in his tuxedo #324 and Jane Volturi variants #325 and #326. The 2026 figures use completely different poses and much higher box numbers.
That distinction matters particularly for anyone searching for the Twilight Bella wedding dress Funko Pop. Bella Swan Wedding Dress #323 belongs to the older collection, not the 2026 wave. Entertainment Earth now keeps its product page for informational purposes and says it does not expect further shipments.
The same applies to the older Edward Cullen Tuxedo figure. Entertainment Earth lists that release as sold out and no longer expected back in stock.
At least some of the older Twilight line is also officially vaulted. Funko currently places Edward Cullen Sparkle #320 in its Vault and identifies it as a retired product.
For a new collector, I would start with the 2026 wave rather than immediately chasing every old release. The older Pops are interesting, but once you move into discontinued figures, condition, box quality and secondary-market pricing become part of the purchase.
New vs. original Twilight Funko Pops
The 2026 wave works because most of the figures are not simple replacements for the originals.
| Character | Older Twilight Pop | 2026 version |
|---|---|---|
| Bella Swan | Regular and wedding versions | Bella #2129 |
| Edward Cullen | Regular, sparkle and tuxedo versions | Golden Onion Edward #2130 with glitter chase |
| Jacob Black | Shirtless Jacob #322 | Pop! Sayings Jacob #2131 |
| Alice Cullen | Not part of the core older lineup | Baseball uniform Alice #2132 |
| Charlie Swan | No original Pop | Charlie #2135 with casual chase |
| Edward & Bella | Previous couple collectibles existed | Meadow Pop! Moment #2133 |
I like this approach much more than a straight reboot. The original figures still have a reason to exist, while newer collectors can build a recognizable Twilight shelf without paying discontinued-product prices for every character.
The biggest missed opportunity is probably the rest of the Cullens. Once you give Alice a baseball Pop, a Jasper baseball figure feels almost inevitable. Carlisle, Rosalie and Emmett would also make more sense to me as the next expansion than another Bella variant.
Where to preorder Twilight Funko Pops
The new Twilight Pops are currently in the preorder stage.
Funko is listing Bella, Edward, Jacob, Alice and the Edward & Bella Pop! Moment through its official storefronts. Charlie Swan is marked as a Web Exclusive, although Funko notes that US exclusives may be available through selected partners in other territories.
Entertainment Earth has also been taking preorders for the 2026 collection, with preorders reported as opening on August 19.
For chase figures, read the retailer’s policy before ordering. Funko itself does not let you select the Edward glitter chase or Charlie casual chase when buying a standard Chance of Chase listing. The variant you receive is random.
I would not buy six copies purely because the advertised odds are 1 in 6. That ratio describes the chance attached to the product, not a promise that six individual orders will produce exactly one chase.
Which Twilight Funko Pop is worth getting?
If you only want one, my pick is Edward & Bella #2133. It has the strongest standalone display value and represents Twilight without needing several other Pops around it.
For a standard-sized figure, I would choose Edward #2130. The Golden Onion is a specific enough reference to make the common version fun, and the glitter chase adds something for collectors who enjoy the hunt.
For character importance, Charlie Swan #2135 is the release I would not ignore. He is a genuinely new addition to the Twilight Funko Pop checklist rather than another redesign of Bella or Edward.
My ranking would be:
- Edward & Bella Pop! Moment #2133
- Edward Cullen #2130
- Charlie Swan #2135
- Alice Cullen #2132
- Jacob Black #2131
- Bella Swan #2129
Bella being last does not mean it is a bad Pop. It is simply competing against a wave where almost every other figure has a stronger scene, accessory, chase or first-time-character hook.
FAQs about Twilight Funko Pops
Is there a Charlie Swan Funko Pop?
Yes. Charlie Swan #2135 is part of the 2026 Twilight Funko Pop collection and is his first reported Funko Pop release. The standard figure wears his police uniform, while the 1 in 6 chase shows Charlie in a casual outfit.
When do the new Twilight Funko Pops come out?
Preorders opened on August 19, 2026. Current information points to an October to November 2026 release window. Funko’s European storefront currently lists November 4, 2026 as an estimated ship date for the wave.
Is there a Bella wedding dress Funko Pop?
Yes. Bella Swan Wedding Dress #323 is an older Twilight Funko Pop rather than part of the 2026 wave. Entertainment Earth currently lists the discontinued product for informational purposes only and does not expect additional stock.
Does the 2026 Edward Cullen Funko Pop have a chase?
Yes. Edward Cullen #2130 has a 1 in 6 chance of a glitter chase. Funko says chase variants are shipped randomly and are not guaranteed.
Is Alice Cullen getting a Funko Pop?
Yes. Alice Cullen #2132 appears in her baseball uniform as part of the 2026 Twilight collection.
Are the old Twilight Funko Pops being reissued?
The 2026 wave uses new box numbers and new designs rather than simply reissuing the original lineup. Older releases such as Edward Cullen Sparkle #320 are officially listed by Funko as vaulted.