The latest Star Wars feature reached theaters on May 22, 2026 — and merchandising tied to the release is ramping up this week. Funko has announced a slate of new collectibles for The Mandalorian and Grogu, set to arrive in stores and on Funko Direct in the days after the movie’s opening. For fans and collectors this means new, affordable items to hunt for and a handful of higher-end pieces designed to stand out on a shelf or desk.
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Funko’s drop centers on eight new standard **POP!** figures, a larger **POP! Moment**, a keychain, and a refreshed line of **Mystery Minis**. Some products will be available through Funko Direct beginning Tuesday, May 26, 2026, while other retailers — including Amazon — are expected to carry select exclusives.
What’s in the new lineup
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The package mixes main characters and some unexpected faces from the film. The standard POP! releases include Clang, Grogu with Food, Embo & Keibu, Rotta the Hutt, Amani, and The Mandalorian. The collection is rounded out by a Grogu keychain (with snack) and a POP! Moment that captures Grogu interacting with a polar mouse droid.
- Mystery Minis: Small blind-box figures priced at $6.99 each; designs feature Grogu, the Mandalorian and supporting characters such as a Stormtrooper, Rotta the Hutt, Zeb Orrelios and Embo.
- Standard POP! figures: Six new 3.75–4 inch-style POP!s at $14.99 apiece, each presenting a stylized take on a film character.
- POP! Moment — Grogu & mouse droid: A larger display piece (about 5 inches) that recreates a memorable scene; MSRP $34.99.
- POP! Keychain — Grogu with snack: A compact, collectible keychain priced at $4.99.
Price and availability at a glance
| Item | Type | Price (USD) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grogu (Keychain) | Keychain | $4.99 | Small, portable collectible |
| Mystery Minis | Blind-box figures | $6.99 | Randomized; includes Grogu, Mando and several supporting characters |
| Standard POP! figures | POP! Vinyl | $14.99 | Six individual characters, stylized designs |
| POP! Moment — Grogu & mouse droid | Display/Scene | $34.99 | Approximately 5 inches tall; larger desk/display piece |
Renders released alongside the announcement show the usual Funko exaggeration—oversized heads, simplified features—but several pieces lean into recognizable movie moments, notably the POP! Moment of Grogu lifting a polar mouse droid. The blind-boxed Mystery Minis add a chase-and-trade element that tends to drive repeat purchases among collectors on a budget.
Why collectors should care now
Timing matters: the toys arrive as the film and related park attractions open, increasing immediate demand. Affordable Mystery Minis make it easier for casual fans to buy into the wave, while the pricier Moment and exclusive retailer variants give dedicated collectors something to pursue.
Retailers often stagger stock, and exclusives can appear at different outlets, so availability may vary in the opening days. If you’re aiming to complete a set or snag a particular exclusive, expect brief sell-outs and secondhand market activity in the weeks after release.
For fans who track releases, this drop is another example of how major movie launches are coordinated with merchandise and theme-park experiences to extend engagement beyond the screen. The new Funko figures are modestly priced entry points as well as display pieces for longtime collectors — and they arrive at a moment when Star Wars interest is running high again.
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