ACOTAR Funko Pop preorders are live now, and Funko is opening the line with nine figures based on the first book in A Court of Thorns and Roses. Feyre Archeron leads the set with three separate collectibles, a merch rollout built for collectors who want more than one version of the heroine.
Feyre Archeron in three versions
The most useful detail for buyers is the split across retailer exclusives and a premium figure. Barnes & Noble has an exclusive Pop! Feyre featuring Feyre Archeron in her huntress outfit holding a bow and arrow, while Books-A-Million has an exclusive Pop! showing her dressed for a night Under the Mountain. The third Feyre collectible is a Pop! Premium figure with Feyre Archeron painting the dresser drawers in her family’s cottage.
That spread gives the line a clearer sales strategy than a one-figure character drop. Instead of one standard release, Funko is selling different versions of the same central character through different retail channels, which is the part collectors will actually have to manage if they want the full set.
Rhysand, Tamlin, and the rest
The remaining figures fill out the franchise’s first-book roster with Tamlin in High Lord form and Beast form, Lucien, Rhysand with his violet eyes, Amarantha, and The Suriel. Funko is starting with a cast that maps closely to the first-book story, so the line works as a shelf display instead of a random assortment.
Nine figures is a large opening wave for one property, and that scale makes the collection feel like a real program rather than a one-off nod. The assortment also gives Funko room to test demand across character types, from the heroine variants to the darker figures tied to Under the Mountain.
Preorder now, ship next month
The figures are available for preorder now and are expected to ship next month. For collectors, that creates a narrow window: the decision is not whether the line exists, but which version to lock in before the retailer exclusives become the hard-to-find pieces.
Funko also teased an upcoming ACOTAR collab with Loungefly, and that is the part to watch next. The collection is described as long-awaited, but the announcement does not say how long the wait has been or why the launch took so long; what it does show is that ACOTAR is being built out as a merch franchise in stages, not a one-drop stunt.
