My Hero Academia is one of Funko's flagship anime lines, with more than 450 Pops in the GrailNest catalog spanning Class 1-A, the Pro Heroes and the League of Villains. It is a friendlier line for the wallet than the big movie franchises, but it still has real grails: Chase Glow-in-the-Dark exclusives and convention pieces that clear a hundred dollars and up.
Here is a guide to the My Hero Academia Funko Pops worth chasing, grouped by faction: the chase and exclusive grails, Class 1-A, the Pro Heroes, and the villains. Click any figure to open its page in the GrailNest My Hero Academia catalog and check its current value. Go beyond, Plus Ultra.
MHA value lives in the Chase variants and convention exclusives, not the standard shelf releases. A regular Deku or Bakugo is cheap and easy to find, but a Chase GITD or a CCXP or ECCC exclusive is where collectors pay up. Look for the Chase sticker and the convention tag, and confirm the exact variant before buying.
💎 The grails: chase & exclusive standouts
MHA's most valuable Pops are its Chase Glow-in-the-Dark variants and international convention exclusives. The Chase Burnin and CCXP22 Spinner lead the line, with a Silver Age All Might and an ECCC Nejire close behind.
🎓 Class 1-A: the students
The core of any MHA shelf is Class 1-A. Deku, Bakugo, Todoroki and Tsuyu are the accessible, iconic figures most collections are built around, with plenty of affordable standard releases.
🦸 The Pro Heroes
All Might is the symbol of peace and the anchor of the Pro Hero lineup, available from a standard GITD version all the way up to an 18-inch centerpiece. Hawks and the rest of the pros round out the roster.
🖤 The League of Villains
Every hero needs a villain, and MHA's antagonists are some of the most popular figures in the line. Shigaraki, Dabi and Toga lead the League, with deluxe and Plus-size sculpts to chase.
MHA reprints its main characters constantly across different Pop numbers, and the valuable versions are almost always the Chase or convention variants rather than the standard release. A common Todoroki #1258 and its Chase GITD version #1258 share a number but not a price. Always confirm the Chase sticker and any convention tag against the catalog entry before paying a premium.
What makes a My Hero Academia Funko Pop valuable?
This line rewards collectors who chase the right variants:
- Chase variants. The Glow-in-the-Dark Chase pulls (Burnin, Todoroki) are the backbone of MHA value.
- Convention exclusives. CCXP, ECCC and other con releases have tiny runs and strong demand.
- Oversized and deluxe. The 18-inch All Might and deluxe villain sculpts carry premiums.
- Fan-favorite characters. All Might, Deku and the League villains hold value because the fanbase is huge.
Start here (accessible picks)
- Deku (Premium)
- Katsuki Bakugo #803
- Shoto Todoroki #1258
- Tsuyu #374
- Hawks #1147
- Tomura Shigaraki #1149
Chase these (grails)
- Burnin Chase GITD #1484
- Spinner CCXP22 #1201
- Silver Age All Might GITD #608
- Nejire Hado ECCC #911
- All Might 18 inch #1173
- Todoroki Chase GITD #1258
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With new seasons, new heroes and a steady stream of Funko waves, My Hero Academia is one of the best anime lines to collect on a budget while still chasing real grails. Bookmark this guide or track the set in GrailNest, and you will always know which Pops are out there and exactly what they are worth. 💥