The world of Jujutsu Kaisen has taken the globe by storm, captivating millions of fans. Naturally, this popularity has brought an avalanche of merchandise, with the iconic Funko Pop figures leading the charge. But with a collection that's growing by the day, it can be tough to know where to start or which gem to add to your shelf. Whether you're just starting your Jujutsu Kaisen collection or searching for that one missing piece, this guide is here to help you with a selection of the models that truly stand out.
Before you buy, here are a few tips to help you make the right choice and build a meaningful collection.
The world of Funko Pops is filled with variants that add value and a unique touch to any collection. The most well-known are the "Chase" versions. A Chase figure is a rare variant of a standard model, produced in limited quantities (typically with a 1-in-6 chance of finding one). It might feature a different pose, a unique accessory, or, as with some Yuji Itadori Pops, a glow-in-the-dark finish. To spot them, look for the special sticker on the box.
A great Pop is, above all, a figure that captures the character's essence. Take the time to examine the details: the pose, the outfit, the accessories, the facial expression... A Maki Zenin Pop should exude determination, while a Sukuna Pop must command a menacing presence. It's these finishing touches that transform a simple figure into a true collector's item.
For your first foray into collecting, it's often easiest to start with the main characters. Yuji Itadori, the series' hero, is an obvious starting point. You can then surround him with his sworn enemy, Sukuna, or other iconic figures like Satoru Gojo, Megumi Fushiguro, and Nobara Kugisaki. This will lay the foundation for a cohesive collection built around the central cast.
We've selected three figures from the Jujutsu Kaisen series that stand out, each with its own unique appeal for different collector profiles.
Why It Stands Out This Maki Zenin figure shines with its faithfulness to the anime character. Her determined, weapon-in-hand pose perfectly captures the strength of this Jujutsu Sorcerer who lacks Cursed Energy. It's an excellent representation of a beloved supporting character known for her tenacity.
Pros
Who Is It For? A must-have for fans of Jujutsu Kaisen's strong female characters and for those looking to complete the set of Tokyo Jujutsu High students.
Why It Stands Out As the hero's figure, the Yuji Itadori Pop is an essential addition. Its main draw? The chance of finding the coveted Chase version (a 1-in-6 probability), which also glows in the dark. This element of surprise makes it a prime target for collectors hunting for rare pieces.
Pros
Who Is It For? Perfect for starting a Jujutsu Kaisen collection or for Chase hunters. It's also the ideal gift that's sure to be a hit with any fan of the series.
Why It Stands Out This Sukuna Pop stands out for its dynamism. Forget static poses: here, the King of Curses is depicted mid-attack, unleashing his Fire Arrow. It's a pose that conveys all his destructive power and brings a real touch of action to your shelf.
Pros
Who Is It For? For fans of the ultimate antagonist and collectors who appreciate figures with elaborate, character-filled poses. It creates a perfect, contrasting duo with the Yuji Pop.
Our selection is just a sneak peek. The Jujutsu Kaisen universe is vast and filled with charismatic characters. From the iconic Satoru Gojo to the reserved Megumi Fushiguro, not to mention the stoic Kento Nanami, dozens of sorcerers and curses are just waiting to join your shelves. Each figure is a new opportunity to pay tribute to your favourite heroes.
To discover a wider range and find your next favourite, check out our complete category of anime figures.
A "Chase" Funko Pop is easily identified by the gold or silver sticker on the front of the box, which reads "Chase Limited Edition". The figure itself will differ from the standard model in its colour, pose, accessory, or even a glow-in-the-dark detail.
Most Funko Pop figures, including the Jujutsu Kaisen collection, are approximately 9 to 10?cm tall. This standard size is ideal for displaying them side-by-side on a shelf or in a display case, creating a harmonious collection.
To keep your figures looking their best, avoid exposing them to direct sunlight, which can fade the colours over time. A regular dusting with a soft, dry cloth is sufficient for routine maintenance. For the most discerning collectors, the best protection is to keep them in their original boxes, possibly with an added plastic case (a protector).