Some Funko Pops get faked constantly. Others almost never do. Up until now, that knowledge lived only inside our Fake Pop Detector's scoring. Today we're making it public.
The Most Counterfeited Funko Pops registry
We just launched a free, browsable page listing the figures our detector sees faked most often, ranked by risk level:
- Severe: flooded with fakes
- High: frequently faked
- Medium: occasionally faked
Each entry shows why it's a target, its known tells (the specific print errors, box mismatches, or material giveaways to check before you buy), and a link straight to its catalog page with live values. No account required, and no signup wall.
The same intel now sharpens every scan
This registry isn't just a list, it's backed by the same watchlist our Fake Pop Detector checks against internally. When a scan matches a figure on the watch, the detector leans on that history: known-fake matches lower the authenticity score, and any negative signals get weighted more heavily. A clean scan is never penalized for a figure simply being on the list, but a suspicious one gets caught faster.
We seeded the registry with our first round of researched entries, and it will keep growing as we track new counterfeit patterns.
Check it out
Browse the Most Counterfeited Funko Pops registry, or if you've got a figure in hand, run it through the free Fake Pop Detector for an instant read.