The Despicable Me movies might be about Gru, but the standouts are really his sidekicks, the Minions. The yellow henchmen were the breakout stars of the films. Now, not only do they have their own spinoff franchise, but they've got a Funko Pop Minions line to call their own.
Among the choices, there's Kevin and Bob, two of the few given actual names, as well as some Minions taken throughout various points in history. The end result is a group of figures that covers everything from cave-Minions, to pirates, to what the Garden of Eden might look like with the yellow guys and goggles. Exclusives include the Glow-in-the-Dark Au Naturel at FYE locations and Gone Batty from the 2015 San Diego Comic-Con.
Numbered as part of the Pop! Movies line, some of the characters have been featured as Pop! figures before, but they were tied directly into the Despicable Me vinylset. There is also a Phil figure for the Minions Paradise mobile game that is included in Pop! Games.
Funko issued an even larger selection in 2020 for Funko Pop Minions: The Rise of Gru, which is the second Minions film in the overall franchise. Another update came for Halloween 2020.
Please email us or leave a comment if you notice any new Minions figures to add.
Ultimate Funko Pop Minions Figures Checklist
Pop Games
120 Phil Pop Minions
166 Bored Silly Kevin
167 Au Naturel
167 Au Naturel GITD - FYE
168 King Bob
169 Cro-Minion
170 Eye, Matie
171 Gone Batty - 2015 SDCC
Pop Minions 2
900 Young Gru
901 70's Bob
902 Roller Skating Stuart
902 Roller Skating Stuart Metallic - BoxLunch
903 Pet Rock Otto
904 Kung Fu Kevin
904 Kung Fu Kevin GITD - FYE
905 Pajama Bob
906 Roller Skating Stuart 10" Halloween
966 Dave'acula - Walgreens
967 Mummy Stuart
968 Creature Mel
969 Frankenbob
970 Bride Kevin
Ryan Cracknell | E-Mail Author Ryan is a former member of The Cardboard Connection Writing Staff.
His collecting origins began with winter bike rides to the corner store, tossing a couple of quarters onto the counter and peddling home with a couple packs of O-Pee-Chee hockey in his pocket. Today, he continues to build sets, go after inserts with cool technologies, chase Montreal Expos and finish off his John Jaha master collection.