Shop by Format

Collectibles are sold in formats, and the format decides most of the price. Yukizi lists 10 of the 12 formats tracked below. Deepest right now: action figures (33), collectible statues (25), funko pop figures (22), manga & comics (5) and diorama figures (3). Each format page explains what the format is, what it typically costs, and which licences are available in it.

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Collectible formats explained

What is the difference between an action figure and a statue?

An action figure is articulated — the joints move, so it can be reposed on a shelf. A collectible statue is a single fixed pose, which lets the same money go into sculpt detail and paintwork instead of into joints. Neither is better; it depends on whether you rearrange your display.

Which format is cheapest?

Small-format pieces — keychains, miniatures and prize figures such as noodle stoppers — sit at the bottom of the range, and 1:1 prop replicas and large-scale statues at the top. Each format page on Yukizi states its own live price range.

Are Funko Pops articulated?

No. A Funko Pop is a fixed-pose stylised vinyl figure; only the head rotates on most releases. They are collected boxed, and on limited or convention releases the sticker on the box carries much of the value.