Heads up, Whovians: Funko has recently revealed its brand-new lineup of Doctor Who “Pop!” figures, all of which are now available to preorder. This includes new Funko figures for the 9th, 10th, 11th, and 15th Doctor, alongside a new figure for River Song.
Each of the new figures costs $14.99 and will be released on November 8, 2026 (excluding River Song, who will be available from January 30, 2027). There’s also a premium “Rides Deluxe: Doctor Who — 10th Doctor with TARDIS” figure for $29.99 that features, well, the 10th Doctor with the TARDIS.
As per usual, David Tennant’s 10th Doctor is getting the most attention from the new set and gets both of the most interesting new figure designs.
The Rides Deluxe figure is rather cool and features the Doctor leaning out of the TARDIS with his Sonic Screwdriver, and his iconic beige overcoat billowing in the wind (or maybe the Time Vortex?).
His new standard figure also recreates 10’s iconic and emotional “I don’t want to go…” regeneration scene (Vale Decum intensifies). Or… according to its Funko description, this could also be depicting when the Doctor uses his regeneration energy to heal himself, but not change his appearance, during the Series 4 (2009) finale “Journey’s End”. I think it works for either, personally!
The 11th and 9th Doctor figures are a little more subdued and standard recreations of the characters. Both are still fairly good-looking figures, but do lack that bit of edge you can find in the 10th Doctor figures. Still, if you like them, don’t let my grumpy opinions stop you!
It’s also nice to see the first ever figures for both River Song and the 15th Doctor. Yet, we are lacking new Funko figures for Peter Capaldi’s 12th Doctor and Jodie Whittaker’s 13th. Perhaps we’ll get to see something new for both at a later date, as it has been a while since we’ve gotten anything for either incarnation.
Rounding off the new lineup is the Funko exclusive “Bronze Dalek (Metallic)” for $14.99, and releasing on November 23, 2026. If you’re lucky, you can also get a chance pull for a “Silver Metallic” classic looking Dalek instead. Fingers crossed, because this looks awesome.
While fans like myself will likely pick these up without second thought, Doctor Who has a pretty healthy Funko collecting scene, too, with older vaulted figures becoming increasingly tricky to find and some fetching significantly more than their original asking price on the secondary market.
I own a “12th Doctor with Guitar” figure, which is a good example, as it’s one of those figures that’s become considerably harder to find over the years, and can fetch for $35-$40 now on eBay.
For more on Doctor Who, consider checking out our preorder guide for the upcoming “Complete Collection” Blu-ray sets for Matt Smith, Peter Capaldi, and Jodie Whittaker.