My Birthday Funko Pop Finder

Which iconic Funko Pop matches your birthday?

Did you know each Funko Pop comes with a special collection number on the box? You can find your own birthday Funko Pop by matching your birthdate to the box number! Just plug in your birthday month and day, and we’ll tell you which Funko Pop is your birthday twin.

Disclaimer: Due to the quantity of Funko Pops out there, it's possible you have tons of matches! We'll give you the top match from our database, but there could be more out in the exciting Funko universe.

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A cartoon of a Funko Pop character in a green hat, still in its original box.

How to Find Your Birthday Funko Pop

Every Funko Pop comes with a number in the upper right-hand corner of the box. Because there are literally thousands of Funko Pops, there’s theoretically one out there for every birthday.

To find your own Birthday Funko Pop, simply take your birth month and date and find the Funko Pop collection number that aligns with those numbers.

For example:

  • If your birthday is October 7th, you’d represent that as 10/07 and then 1007.
  • One Funko Pop with the number 1007 is the "Glow in The Dark Scarlet Witch" from the line inspired by Marvel’s Doctor Strange in The Multiverse of Madness.

What do the numbers on Funko Pop boxes mean?

Funko Pop numbers are a lot like serial numbers, and they work with the other info on the package to create a unique ID for each Pop.

There’s usually a collection name in the left-hand upper corner of the package like “Pop! Movies” or “Pop! Animation.” Then, the name of the series is in the middle of the package. For example, “A League of Their Own.” Finally, the numbers on the packages reveal the release order of Pops in a series. For instance, 01 of a series is released, then 02, and so on. If there is a special release or variant, that Funko Pop will also get a unique number.

Sometimes, there will be gaps in numbering, and that’s usually done to leave room for special editions or rare variations. In general, lower numbers are more valuable because they were released earlier, so they are older!


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