Psyren waited more than fifteen years after its manga ending for its first Funko Pop! figures. Funko opens with the deadly game, its Drifter team, and Nemesis Q rather than treating the series as a catalogue curiosity.
The game returns after fifteen silent years
Toshiaki Iwashiro’s manga ran in Weekly Shonen Jump until 2010. Its newly announced 2026 anime adaptation gives this long-unanimated title a second life. Funko arrives at the right moment, with an entry point into psychic powers, survival games, and a ruined future.
Funko chose the Drifter core
Yoshina Ageha, POP! #2607, Amamiya Sakurako, POP! #2608, Asaga Hiryu #2609, and Kirisaki Kabuto #2610 make a real starting team. Sakurako’s one-in-six Chase carries a sword, a variation that recalls how quickly Psyren leaves calm poses behind.
Nemesis Q keeps the wave from playing small
Nemesis Q, POP! #2611, gives the line its shape. Starting a new licence with the entity that draws players into the trap proves Funko understands Psyren’s engine, not only its heroes.
A strong debut with one obvious absence
Oboro Mochizuki is the missing name. Nemesis Q still comes first: it is the figure readers may not have expected, and that is why this opening is more interesting than a simple protagonist row. All six POP! figures are listed for January 2027 pre-order.
