Talk about a shiny Pokemon! This diamond glitter version of one of the most popular starters of all time is sought after by collectors. While there was a version offered exclusively at Target, the version offered at Emerald City Comic Con is the one that is far rarer. While a version of the super-sized Funko was later available as a Target exclusive, the version that premiered at San Diego Comic-Con is far more valuable. Gamers looking to get their hands on this jumbo Charmander will have to contend with whether exclusivity is important to them because the Target exclusive is available for significantly less. This massive Funko of the Pokemon mascot was only released in a limited number of stores in 2020 including Pop In A Box and Entertainment Earth. The Funko Pop that never was - sort of. This Charizard sits leagues above its Pokemon peers because it was never officially released. Allegedly scheduled for release at WonderCon 2022, this metallic Charizard figure never made it to the public for reasons unknown, making it the rarest Pokemon Funko Pop ever made. Another 10-inch Target exclusive, 10-inch Charizard is a fan favorite. Representing the beloved fire starter's final evolution, Charizard most recently made its debut in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet as a tera raid exclusive, following its starring role in Pokemon Sword & Shieldas Champion Leon's ace Pokemon.

After the traditional Funko Pops that most fans are familiar with come the super-sized versions. These Funko Pops are scaled up to 10- or 18-inches in height, with one version of each for Pikachu. These massive Funko Pops take up more space, but in many collections they also make for solid accent pieces. While there aren’t as many as the regular Pokemon Funko Pops, plenty of monsters have still gotten a super-sized rendition. Net Weight : 0.3 ,Gross Weight : 0.3 ,Tare Weight : 0.3 ,Length : 15.2 ,Width : 20.3 ,Height : 10.2 The most common Pokemon Funko Pops that fans are going to find are the traditional variants from the main game series. These Funko Pops have focused on the original Pokemon from the Kanto region, with a solid chunk of the first-gen Pokemon getting a figure. Pikachu, one of the most recognizable Pokemon in the franchise, has received a handful of variations to set it apart from the other monsters featured. Like all other collectibles, some Pokemon figures are far rarer than others. Whether people have kept them in private collections to increase their value or they didn't sell well in their original run, some of these Funko Pops are incredibly hard to find today. April showers bring May flowers or in this case, a Pokemon Center exclusive Funko Pop. Blooming Curiosity was part of the A Day With Pikachu collection and is currently the most expensive Pokemon Funko to buy on the secondary market.