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For a Pokémon fan, this is a countdown that ends with a small display of favorite characters instead of a pile of wrappers. The stackable pieces mean the figures have somewhere to live once December is over.
It's a collectible first and a learning toy second, but sorting and arranging a growing set does get young kids playing and talking.
Two things to weigh: only 10 of the 24 doors hold figures, and Funko doesn't say which Pokémon you'll get beyond the ones on the box.
Description
SKU:
92307
The Funko Bitty POP! Pokémon Countdown Calendar is a 24-door advent calendar with tiny Pokémon collectible figures, display pieces and cases behind the doors, made for counting down to Christmas or any special day.
What's inside
- 10 Bitty POP! Pokémon mini figures, each about 0.9 inches tall in a clear case
- 7 stackable display pieces
- 3 holiday accessories
- 2 magnetic cases and 2 keychain cases
How it works
Open one door a day. Each figure comes in a hard acrylic case whose base doubles as a display stand, and the stackable pieces let kids build a little display as the collection grows.
What kids learn
- Collecting and sorting: organizing a growing set
- Imaginative play: setting up small Pokémon scenes
- Counting down: following the numbered doors
Good to know before you buy
- Which Pokémon: the box shows Pikachu, Charmander and Squirtle. Funko doesn't publish the full list of 10 figures.
- Only 10 of the 24 doors are figures: the rest are display pieces, accessories and cases.
- Age: 3 and up. The figures are very small, so watch younger siblings.
- Price: $34.99 at Funko at the time of writing.
- When to order: by mid-November so it arrives before December 1.
Who it's for
Young Pokémon fans and collectors who'd rather open tiny figures than candy each morning.
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About
Funko
Funko began in 1998, founded by Mike Becker with the idea of creating affordable, nostalgia-inspired collectibles. One of its early successes was a bobblehead based on the Big Boy restaurant mascot, reflecting the company's interest in familiar characters and pop-culture memories. In 2005, Brian Mariotti acquired the company and helped expand its reach, developing a broader range of licensed products and building relationships with entertainment brands.
Funko became especially well known for its Pop! figures, recognizable collectibles featuring stylized designs inspired by characters from movies, television, comics, anime, music, and video games. Over time, the company expanded beyond figures into plush toys, apparel, accessories, and other merchandise that lets fans express their interests in different ways.
Today, Funko describes itself as a hub for pop culture, bringing together an extensive selection of licensed characters and fandoms. Its wider family of brands includes Loungefly, known for character-inspired bags and accessories, and Mondo, which focuses on areas including music, poster art, and collectible figures.
At its heart, Funko celebrates the connections people form with the characters and stories they love, making collecting a playful way to express personal interests and share fandom with others.
