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£49.99
The Funko Pocket POP Harry Potter Advent Calendar packs 24 licensed vinyl mini-figures into 24 doors, one per day, under an official Wizarding World licence. Confirmed sculpts include gingerbread versions of Harry, Ron and Hermione, plus festive Dumbledore and Hedwig. Figures measure 3.8 cm, the compact Pocket POP format, well suited to a desk display or to little hands from age 3.
The Funko Pocket POP Harry Potter Advent Calendar delivers 24 vinyl mini-figures behind its 24 doors, one per day from 1 to 24 December. Every sculpt is specific to this edition under official Wizarding World licence: gingerbread versions of Harry, Ron and Hermione, a festive Dumbledore in a Christmas hat, Hedwig the owl, a miniature Christmas tree and wrapped gifts make up the confirmed reveals. The rest stays secret until you open each door. Manufacturer reference 92917.
Pocket POPs measure roughly 5.1 cm, the intermediate format between Bitty POP (around 2.2 cm) and the classic POP figures (9 to 10 cm) most collectors know from the shelf. That difference in scale is worth flagging before you buy.
Twenty-four figures, and nothing else. No accessories, no assemble-it-yourself pieces, no cards or stickers. Of the 24 cases:
Funko has not announced the retail value of the contents. The festive variants don’t sell separately, so no meaningful price comparison is possible. Divide the launch price by 24 cases and you land at roughly £2.08 per figure under an official Wizarding World licence.
=> The case-by-case breakdown of confirmed figures is in the SPOILER tab.
Funko has been producing Harry Potter advent calendars since 2018, this is the brand’s longest-running licensed series in the UK. The dossier on our site logs 14 Funko references tracked across the 2025 season, with a UK median price of £36.24. At £49.99, this Pocket POP Harry Potter edition sits above that median, which is consistent with the format: Pocket POP calendars tend to command a small premium over Bitty POP releases.
One thing the back catalogue cannot provide: a direct comparison to a previous Pocket POP Harry Potter calendar. This appears to be the first time Funko has released this specific combination of format and licence, the prior Harry Potter calendars used the classic POP size. If you’re weighing this against the standard POP Harry Potter Advent Calendar or last year’s edition, the main practical difference is the figure size: 5.1 cm here versus 9 to 10 cm for the classic POP. Smaller figures, same licence, same 24-door format.
Twenty-four figures, confirmed Hogwarts cast, gingerbread sculpts you won’t find in any standard retail wave. That’s the core case for buying this one. The calendar does what it says, and the 5.1 cm format is genuinely practical: small enough for a desk or windowsill display, light enough for little hands from age 3, and compact enough to store afterwards without taking over a shelf. The figures are solid moulded vinyl with no small detachable parts, so they stand on their own and take being handled and re-displayed year after year, which is where the after-Christmas life of this calendar really sits.
Where I’d slow down: more than half the contents are unknown at the point of purchase. For a child counting down to Christmas, that’s half the fun. For an adult collector after specific characters, it’s a real gamble. I’d also be clear-eyed about the size gap: if you already collect classic POP figures at 9 to 10 cm, these 5.1 cm pieces will look noticeably smaller side by side. Not a flaw in the product, but a mismatch in expectations.
Harry Potter fans of all ages will find the gingerbread trio and the Dumbledore variants a genuinely charming surprise, particularly if this is their first entry into the Pocket POP format.
‘Funko doesn’t sell value by the gram; it sells a collection you build one opening at a time, and this calendar is the most accessible entry point in the Harry Potter range.’
Funko launched in Snohomish, Washington in 1998 with bobblehead figures, before the POP! vinyl range, with its distinctive oversized eyes, built the brand into a global collectibles name. The Wizarding World licence is one of its longest-standing; Pocket POP is the most literal version of the brand’s founding promise: pop culture at a price and scale that doesn’t require a dedicated display case. At £2.08 per licensed figure, this calendar fits that logic exactly.
This calendar is available at Zavvi (free delivery over £30), with stock expected from autumn 2026. No discount code is available at this time. Check the top of this page for the latest price and stock status.
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