Funko has a large Disney and Pixar wave planned for October 2026: nineteen figures already up for pre-order, drawn from Pixar feature films as well as older Disney classics. The line-up includes Remy and his brother Emile, Mike and Sulley together on one figure, the reef residents of Finding Nemo, the two elements from Elemental, an anniversary Winnie the Pooh, a Premium Maleficent, a talking Lightning McQueen, the formidable Roz from Monsters, Inc., a trio of Muppets dressed as pirates and a pack dedicated to The Three Caballeros. Here is a look at each one.

Funko POP Disney and Pixar: nineteen figures up for pre-order (October 2026)

Premium Maleficent (#1807)

The villain of Sleeping Beauty gets a design inspired by the film's poster, with a colour gradient running across her robe and the flames around her. Funko lists it at around 5.6 in (14.2 cm): it is the tallest figure in the whole selection, and the one most clearly designed as a display piece.

Elemental: Ember and Wade leave Element City

The two main characters from the Pixar film join the range at the same time, in large sizes for standard POP figures.

Ember Lumen with Vivisteria (#1791)

The fire heroine holds a Vivisteria flower, the plant at the centre of much of her story. Funko lists it at around 5 in (12.7 cm), making it the taller of the two figures. The warm tones of the sculpt follow the character's orange palette.

Wade Ripple, city inspector (#1792)

Alongside her, the water element is shown in his city inspector outfit, the one he wears when he enters Ember's life at the start of the film. The figure measures around 4.7 in (11.9 cm) according to Funko, and uses the character's translucent blue tones.

Mike and Sulley together (#1794)

Rather than a solo figure, Funko puts the two star scarers of Monsters, Inc. on a single piece: Sulley and his inseparable Mike, in a set measuring around 4.8 in (12.2 cm). It is the largest item in the Pixar part of this wave, and probably the obvious choice for anyone with room for only one box.

Roz, the eye of the CDA (#1793)

Mike and Sulley's most feared colleague arrives in the same wave: Roz is recognisable by her large tortoiseshell glasses, her sideways look and her yellow dress bearing the CDA 001 badge. Funko lists her at around 4.4 in (11.2 cm), slightly taller than the standard figures in the selection. She completes the Monsters, Inc. duo already in the wave.

Ratatouille: the two brothers in the kitchen

Remy and Emile arrive together, each with the accessory that sums up his relationship with food. The pair works particularly well side by side.

Remy with his spoon (#1795)

The rat chef holds a wooden spoon, in a pose that recalls his improvised cooking in Gusteau's kitchen. Funko lists it at around 4.6 in (11.7 cm), a good size for a character this small on screen.

Emile with his mushroom (#1796)

Remy's brother makes do with whatever he finds: a mushroom, which sums up his approach to food. The figure measures around 4 in (10.2 cm) and is the natural companion to the previous one.

Winnie the Pooh at 100 (#1797)

This is the anniversary piece of the wave: Funko marks the character's centenary with a Premium Winnie the Pooh, wearing a party hat with honey pots within reach. The figure stands around 5.3 in (13.5 cm), and Funko presents it as a retailer exclusive, in its new packaging with micro-optic authentication. It is aimed at display cabinets rather than already full shelves.

The Muppets mark thirty years of Treasure Island

Funko dedicates three consecutively numbered figures to the 1996 film: Miss Piggy, Kermit and Sam Eagle, all dressed as pirates. The boxes carry the anniversary logo in the shape of a ship's wheel. Kermit and Sam Eagle are currently available for pre-order from Funko.

Pirate Miss Piggy (#1804)

Funko marks thirty years of Muppet Treasure Island with Miss Piggy in costume for the occasion. With a sword in hand, a striped skirt and a tricorn hat, she measures around 4.6 in (11.7 cm). This version will mostly appeal to those who grew up with this very loose adaptation of Stevenson.

Kermit and Polly (#1805)

Kermit sets sail in a tricorn hat and a double-breasted officer's coat, accompanied by Polly, the film's pirate lobster, in a scarf and short trousers. This is a POP! & Buddy: both characters come in the same box, the frog at around 4.8 in (12.2 cm) and his companion at around 2.4 in (6.1 cm).

Pirate Sam Eagle (#1806)

The most serious eagle in the troupe completes the trio: striped shirt, tricorn hat and an officer's coat buttoned to the top, with his usual stern expression. Funko lists him at around 5.2 in (13.2 cm), making him the tallest of the three Muppets figures in this wave.

Mater with jet pack (#1789)

Radiator Springs' most endearing tow truck returns with a jet pack on his back, a direct reference to his flights in the Cars world. Funko lists it at around 2.6 in (6.6 cm), noticeably more compact than a standard figure, in keeping with the character. It can sit in a Cars display alongside Lightning McQueen.

Lightning McQueen and his "Kachow!" (#1790)

The star of Radiator Springs follows Mater in the numbering and joins the POP! Sayings range: the figure comes with a speech bubble showing his "Kachow!", his signature exclamation since the first film. Funko lists it at around 2.5 in (6.4 cm), a deliberately compact size that matches Mater rather than the human figures in the wave.

Finding Nemo: five figures for the reef

The Pixar franchise gets the largest share of the wave, with five figures numbered consecutively from #1813 to #1817: the POP! & Buddy pairs Crush and Squirt, then Marlin and Nemo, Darla Sherman as the only human in the group, and two POP! Sayings for Bruce and Dory, each with its own speech bubble. We cover them one by one in our article on the Finding Nemo wave.

The Three Caballeros, in a three-pack

The largest item in the wave is a pack bringing together Donald, José Carioca and Panchito, the trio from the 1944 film. Funko lists the figures at 3.6 to 4 in (9.1 to 10.2 cm) depending on the character. It is the heritage piece of the wave, aimed at collectors of classic Disney more than occasional buyers.

These nineteen figures are expected in October 2026 and are already available for pre-order.