Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is one of Funko's most sprawling licenses, and the GrailNest catalog tracks 60 verified figures spanning three distinct eras: the vintage 1980s cartoon cast (Pop numbers in the #31 to #65 range), the 2020s Rise of the TMNT wave (#1133 to #1139), and the modern comic and movie releases. Values run from a few dollars for common turtles all the way to a $579 convention grail, so the era and variant matter as much as the character here.

Here is a full guide to the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Funko Pops worth knowing, grouped by the heroes, the villains, the exclusives, and the grails. Click any figure to open its page in the GrailNest catalog and check its current value.

Collector tip

The turtles are reissued constantly across eras, so the same character carries wildly different values by Pop number. A standard Raphael #61 is about $19, but the Grayscale Metallic Comic Con Raphael sharing that same #61 is roughly $579. Always match the Pop number and the variant sticker, never just the character.

The heroes in a half shell

FigurePop #VariantValue
Leonardo#63Standard~$19
Raphael#61Standard~$19
Michelangelo#62Standard~$23
Donatello#60Standard~$20
Splinter#64Standard~$25
Raphael#31Standard (vintage)~$11
Donatello#33Standard (vintage)~$10

The villains: Shredder, Krang, and the Foot

FigurePop #VariantValue
Baxter Stockman#507GITD~$123
Bebop#142Standard~$79
Rocksteady#143Standard~$66
Foot Soldier#141Standard~$59
Krang In Bubble Walker#1757Standard~$55
Shredder#65Standard~$29

Chase, exclusives, and The Last Ronin

FigurePop #VariantValue
April O'Neil#140Standard~$109
The Last Ronin#240Special Edition~$28
The Last Ronin#240PX Previews~$13
Shredder#35PX Black & White~$16
Super Shredder#1138Diamond~$9

The grails: highest-value Pops in the line

FigurePop #VariantValue
Raphael#61Grayscale Metallic (Comic Con)~$579
Turtles 4-PackMultiAmazon Exclusive~$450
Baxter Stockman#507GITD~$123
April O'Neil#140Standard~$109
Grail & exclusive alert

The Grayscale Metallic Comic Con Raphael #61 at roughly $579 is the single most valuable figure in the entire line, and it shares its Pop number with a $19 standard Raphael. The convention grayscale finish and Comic Con sticker are the only things separating them, so verify both before paying grail money. The Amazon four-turtle pack at around $450 is the other heavyweight worth chasing.

What makes a TMNT Funko Pop valuable?

  • Convention exclusives lead. The Comic Con Grayscale Raphael and the Amazon multipack tower over every single-release figure in the line.
  • Villains outvalue heroes. Baxter Stockman GITD, Bebop, Rocksteady, and Foot Soldier all clear the standard turtles, because the bad guys were produced in smaller numbers.
  • Special finishes matter. GITD, Diamond, and Metallic versions carry a clear premium over their plain counterparts.
  • Era changes the price. Vintage 1980s numbering, the Rise wave, and modern comic releases all price differently for the same character.

Start here (accessible picks)

  • Raphael #31 (vintage)
  • Donatello #33 (vintage)
  • Leonardo #63
  • Shredder #65

Chase these (grails)

  • Grayscale Metallic Comic Con Raphael #61
  • Turtles Amazon 4-Pack
  • Baxter Stockman GITD #507
  • April O'Neil #140

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With a Comic Con Raphael topping the line at roughly $579 and the villains consistently outvaluing the heroes, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles rewards the kind of close attention GrailNest is built for. Browse the full Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles catalog to see every tracked figure, including the exclusives and variants not covered above, with live values for each one.