Funko returns to Dragon Ball with seven POP figures due in October 2026. The main part is a set of five figures based on the Frieza saga, one of the most revisited arcs of Dragon Ball Z, plus two versions of Goku in Super Saiyan God form from Dragon Ball Super. All of them use the standard vinyl format of about 3.9 in (10 cm).

Dragon Ball Funko POP: seven figures up for pre-order (October 2026)

The Frieza saga in five figures

Numbers #2473 to #2477 follow each other and show the same moment in the series: the arrival on Namek and the fight against the galactic emperor. The five figures share a common base and box design, which makes them a set to display together rather than a series to pick from.

Goku (#2473)

The hero comes first, with spiky black hair and an orange gi over a blue undershirt, his fists held in front of him in a focused pose. The sculpt is simple, with no energy effect or accessory: this is the standard Goku, the one missing from many display shelves.

Vegeta (#2474)

The Saiyan prince wears his dark blue battle armour with a white chest plate, arms crossed and brow furrowed. Funko has taken care with his distinctive hairline and scowl: placed next to Goku, the contrast in pose between the two rivals is clear straight away.

Gohan (#2475)

Goku's son is shown as a child, with a bowl cut and a serious look, in a blue outfit close to his father's, fists clenched in front of him. He is the smallest figure in the set, which adds to the group effect once all five are lined up.

Frieza (#2476)

The arc's villain appears in his final form, with a white body and purple plates, one arm stretched out to the side and his tail curled behind him. The two-tone finish stands out clearly from the oranges and blues of the rest of the series, and makes him the most recognisable figure in the wave.

Krillin (#2477)

Goku's long-time friend completes the series, with his shaved head and its six distinctive dots, frowning, fists raised, in a dark gi trimmed with yellow. Long-time fans have been waiting for this one: Krillin is rarely made outside of the big waves.

Dragon Ball Super: two Super Saiyan God Goku

Moving to a later era, two figures come from Dragon Ball Super, both showing the Super Saiyan God transformation, recognisable by its crimson hair and eyes. The two figures are numbered one after the other and differ mainly in their pose.

Super Saiyan God Goku (#2491)

The more dramatic of the two: Goku is caught mid-attack, holding a translucent blue energy sphere between his hands, with a blast effect extending the figure. The box carries the Funko Original label, and the figure comes with a chase variant, which explains a price slightly above the rest of the wave.

Super Saiyan God Goku (#2492)

The plainer version of the same transformation: same red hair and same orange gi, but with no energy effect, arms spread in a guard pose. It is the easiest version to fit into an already full display, and the only figure in this wave offered on Amazon.

These seven Dragon Ball figures are open for pre-order, with release announced for October 2026.