Amphibia is finally entering the Funko catalogue through the right door: its three heroines are together, and Anne arrives with Sprig. POP! #1850 through #1852 do not expand an earlier run. They start the first one. For a show built around friends split apart by a music box, that choice matters.
The line arrives as Amphibia heads back to print
Amphibia ended its three-season run years ago, yet Matt Braly’s world is moving again. Disney+ still frames the series around Anne Boonchuy, sent to a frog-filled marshland after taking a mysterious music box. Early in 2027, Amphibia: Strange Voyage will also continue the setting in print, following the Plantars as they sail toward an unknown continent after Anne has returned to Earth.
That makes this first Funko wave well timed. It does not try to reduce the show to its whole mythology or replay the finale against the Core. It goes back to the emotional center: Anne, Sasha, and Marcy, the friends the Calamity Box sent down very different paths.
Three boxes built around one reunion
Marcy Wu, POP! #1850, opens the run. Funko describes her as waiting to reunite with Anne and Sasha in a Pop! Animation collection. That is more than routine copy. Marcy is never an extra name on the poster; her absence and return change how the entire adventure reads.
Sasha Waybright, POP! #1851, is the necessary counterpart. The show wisely refuses to leave her as the controlling friend from the early episodes. Leaving her out of the debut line would have ignored what Amphibia says about control, guilt, and rebuilt trust.
The third release solves the clearest format question: Anne with Sprig, POP! & Buddy #1852. The pairing gives its lead character her real anchor in Amphibia. Sprig is not a sidekick placed beside Anne. He is the first friend who teaches her how to survive there, then how to care about the place she wanted to escape.
Funko picked the right first class photo
The selection looks almost cautious, but it is more focused than a row of disconnected heroes. The show begins with a separation and finds its strength when it brings its three girls back into the same story. Marcy, Sasha, and Anne belong together in a debut wave. Anne and Sprig add the relationship that turns the pilot into a found-family adventure.
One absence still stands out. Hop Pop should have arrived with Sprig. It is hard to launch an Amphibia line without the Plantar family’s grandfather, especially with Strange Voyage about to put that family back in the foreground. Polly can wait a little, but Funko should not let the Plantars become supporting players in their own collection.
Amphibia’s first Pop! figures are up for pre-order
All three releases are listed for January 2027 pre-order. They give Amphibia its first official Funko presence with a coherent opening, not a random sample. The debut line answers the question that matters: who had to be there?
