ACOTAR finally has its own official Funko Pop collection.
Funko has transformed characters and creatures from Sarah J. Maas’s A Court of Thorns and Roses into collectible figures. The first wave draws heavily from the original book, with Rhysand, Feyre, Tamlin, Lucien, Amarantha and the Suriel all represented.
There are currently nine ACOTAR Funko Pops and variants. Five are standard releases, two are Funko Web Exclusives and two are retailer exclusives in the US. Tamlin’s Beast Form also comes with a possible Chase variant.
Here is every official ACOTAR Funko Pop announced so far, what each figure represents and which versions are exclusive.
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All ACOTAR Funko Pops announced so far
The first ACOTAR Funko collection currently includes:
- Rhysand
- Premium Feyre (Painting)
- Tamlin (Metallic)
- Lucien (Metallic)
- The Suriel
- Amarantha
- Tamlin (Beast Form)
- Feyre Archeron
- Feyre Under the Mountain
The lineup is centered on A Court of Thorns and Roses rather than the later books. Tamlin, Lucien, Amarantha and the Suriel are here; Nesta, Cassian, Azriel and the rest of the Inner Circle are not—at least not yet.
Together, the nine designs feel like a snapshot of Feyre’s first journey into Prythian—from the huntress with her bow to the trials Under the Mountain.
Rhysand Funko Pop
Rhysand joins the first ACOTAR Funko wave in his black outfit, complete with violet eyes, pointed ears and his signature dark hair. This is a standard release rather than an exclusive. Funko lists the vinyl figure at approximately 4.2 inches tall.
If you want one instantly recognizable character from the first wave, Rhysand is the obvious place to start.
Premium Feyre Painting Funko Pop
The Premium Feyre design shows her painting the dresser drawers she decorated with flowers, flames and the night sky. Funko officially lists it as Pop! Premium Feyre (Painting). It is a scene-style Premium release rather than a standard standalone Pop; the Feyre figure itself is approximately 3.4 inches tall.
It is the most detailed Feyre release in the collection and the only Premium figure in the wave.
Tamlin Metallic Funko Pop
Tamlin appears twice in the first collection. This version shows him in his regular Fae form with a metallic finish. The figure includes his long blond hair, Spring Court mask and fiddle, capturing a specific scene rather than using a generic standing pose.
It is part of the standard preorder lineup. His Beast Form is sold separately as a Funko Web Exclusive with a possible Chase variant.
Lucien Metallic Funko Pop
Lucien joins Tamlin in the first ACOTAR Funko wave with his own metallic figure. The design shows Lucien with his red hair, gold mask and signature mechanical eye. Like Tamlin, this version uses a metallic finish rather than the standard Funko treatment.
Lucien is part of the regular preorder lineup and is not currently listed as an exclusive.
The Suriel Funko Pop
The Suriel is easily the strangest—and possibly the best—design in the first wave. Funko has given the creature its skeletal face, dark robes and long, clawed hands. The result looks completely different from the mostly humanoid figures in the collection. The vinyl figure is approximately 5 inches tall and is part of the standard release lineup.
If your ACOTAR shelf already has plenty of Feyre and Rhysand, the Suriel is the figure that will stand out.
Amarantha Funko Pop
Amarantha arrives in her red gown and crown, bringing the first book’s main villain into the collection. Funko lists Amarantha as a Funko Web Exclusive. In the US, that means the official Funko Shop rather than the regular retail lineup.
The vinyl figure stands approximately 4.4 inches tall. There is no Chase variant currently listed for Amarantha.
Tamlin Beast Form Funko Pop
Tamlin’s second figure trades the blond hair and gold mask for his horned Beast Form. This Pop is a Funko Web Exclusive. Each order has a 1-in-6 chance of receiving the flocked Chase version, but Chase figures are shipped at random and are not guaranteed.
The Chase keeps the same Beast Form design but adds a flocked, fur-like finish. At approximately 4.6 inches tall, it is one of the larger standard-format Pops in the collection.
Feyre Archeron Funko Pop
This version of Feyre goes back to the beginning: she carries her bow and ash arrow, ready to hunt in the woods beyond her family’s cottage. In the US, Feyre Archeron is a Barnes & Noble Exclusive. Funko notes that exclusive figures may be offered through different retail partners in other countries.
The vinyl figure stands approximately 4.1 inches tall and is a standard-size alternative to the larger Premium Painting design.
Feyre Under the Mountain Funko Pop
The third Feyre figure captures her during Amarantha’s trials Under the Mountain. In the US, Feyre Under the Mountain is a Books-A-Million Exclusive. Retail partners differ outside the US; Funko currently lists Cultura in France and FNAC in Portugal and Spain.
The figure stands approximately 4.3 inches tall and gives the collection a story-specific Feyre rather than another general character design.
Which ACOTAR Funko Pops are exclusive?
Not every figure in the first wave has the same availability.
Funko currently labels Amarantha and Tamlin (Beast Form) as Web Exclusives. Tamlin’s Beast Form also has a chance of a Chase variant.
In the US, Feyre Archeron is exclusive to Barnes & Noble, while Feyre Under the Mountain is exclusive to Books-A-Million. Funko may use different retail partners in other countries.
Rhysand, Premium Feyre (Painting), Metallic Tamlin, Metallic Lucien and the Suriel are part of the regular preorder lineup.
That distinction is worth checking before buying, especially if you are trying to collect the full set. Availability can also vary between countries and retailers.
Why are there no Nesta, Cassian or Azriel Funko Pops yet?
One of the first things many ACOTAR fans will notice is who is missing. There is currently no Nesta Funko Pop, no Cassian, no Azriel, no Morrigan and no Amren in the announced collection. Elain is also absent.
The first wave is built almost entirely around the events of the original A Court of Thorns and Roses book. This is a Book One collection, not a complete tour of the series.
A future Night Court wave could add Cassian, Azriel, Mor and Amren. A Court of Silver Flames could bring Nesta, Gwyn, Emerie and Valkyrie-themed variants.
For now, however, Funko has not announced those characters.
Which ACOTAR Funko Pop is the best one to buy?
That will depend on what kind of ACOTAR collector you are.
If you want the most recognizable character, Rhysand is probably the easiest choice. For Feyre fans, the Premium Painting version feels particularly connected to her personality. While the Under the Mountain figure represents one of the defining moments of her story.
For something less obvious, the Suriel is the standout. Its skeletal creature design looks completely different from the standard character Pops.
Collectors chasing exclusives may prefer Amarantha or Tamlin’s Beast Form. Beast Tamlin is the only figure in the wave with a possible Chase variant.
And if you want to recreate the first ACOTAR book on a shelf, you may eventually end up needing most of them anyway.
Where can you buy the ACOTAR Funko Pops?
Funko sells the standard lineup and its two Web Exclusives through the official Funko Shop. In the US, Feyre Archeron is a Barnes & Noble Exclusive and Feyre Under the Mountain is a Books-A-Million Exclusive.
Exclusive partners can differ by country. For German readers, it is worth checking Funko Europe and comparing listings at retailers such as Thalia and Amazon, as prices and release dates may vary.
We will update this guide as more retailers list the figures and as additional ACOTAR Funko Pops are announced.
Are the ACOTAR Funko Pops official?
Yes. These are officially licensed Funko Pop figures listed as part of Funko’s A Court of Thorns and Roses collection.
They are part of Funko’s growing selection of figures based on popular fantasy and romance books, which already includes characters from other major BookTok and fantasy series.
How many ACOTAR Funko Pops are there?
There are currently nine announced figures and variants in Funko’s ACOTAR collection. That number includes multiple versions of Feyre and Tamlin, so there are fewer than nine individual characters represented. The current characters are Feyre, Rhysand, Tamlin, Lucien, Amarantha and the Suriel.
Will there be more ACOTAR Funko Pops?
Nothing beyond the current collection has been confirmed yet, but there are plenty of major ACOTAR characters who have not received figures.
Nesta, Cassian and Azriel would be particularly obvious choices for a future wave, while the Night Court and later books provide enough characters and outfits for the collection to expand considerably.
For now, the first wave remains firmly rooted in the story that started everything: A Court of Thorns and Roses.
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