The Marvel Rivals Funko line is not slowing down. Fresh off the game's big San Diego Comic-Con 2026 showing, Funko has revealed the next wave of Pop! Games: Marvel Rivals figures, and it leans right into the characters fans have been asking for: the shadow-and-light duo Cloak and Dagger, a fan-favorite Deadpool, and another entry in the runaway Jeff the Land Shark saga, this time in a premium Incognito Dolphin disguise.
Pre-orders are beginning to roll out across Funko.com, Entertainment Earth, and Amazon. Below is everything confirmed so far, plus what collectors should keep an eye on before committing.
Heads up: These are freshly revealed pre-orders. Final Pop numbers, exact pricing, and ship windows can shift between reveal and release, so treat any numbers floating around as tentative until the official product pages go live.
The new wave at a glance
| Figure | Line | Notes | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cloak | Pop! Games: Marvel Rivals | Half of the Cloak & Dagger duo | Pre-order |
| Dagger | Pop! Games: Marvel Rivals | Pairs with Cloak for the full display | Pre-order |
| Deadpool | Pop! Games: Marvel Rivals | Retailer listings point to a Chase variant | Pre-order |
| Jeff (Incognito Dolphin) | Pop! Games: Marvel Rivals | Premium-format Jeff in a dolphin disguise | Pre-order |
Cloak and Dagger: buy them as a pair
Tandy Bowen (Dagger) and Tyrone Johnson (Cloak) are one of Marvel Rivals' most visually striking pairings, built entirely around a light-versus-dark contrast. That translates beautifully to vinyl: Dagger's bright, glowing daggers set against Cloak's enveloping shadow cloak make these two read as a matched set rather than two separate releases.
If you are the kind of collector who cares about a shelf that tells a story, these are best displayed together. Duo characters like this also tend to move as a pair on the secondary market, so a solo Cloak or solo Dagger often lags behind a clean, complete set. Our advice: if you want one, plan to grab both.
Deadpool: watch for the Chase
Deadpool is one of the highest-demand characters in any Funko lineup, and his arrival in Marvel Rivals makes this figure an easy first-day sellout candidate. Early retailer listings suggest this Deadpool will ship with a Chase variant, the rarer alternate version Funko seeds at roughly a 1-in-6 ratio.
Chase figures are where the value action usually is. A standard Deadpool will likely settle near retail once stock catches up, but the Chase can command a meaningful premium, especially early. If you are ordering to open and display, the common is fine. If you are hoping to pull the Chase, remember the odds are against any single box, and paying up front for a "guaranteed Chase" listing is how the premium gets baked in before you even receive it.
Chase reality check: a 1-in-6 seed ratio means most orders arrive as the common. Do not overpay for a pre-order just on Chase hopes. Track the real secondary price once it ships instead.
Premium Jeff the Land Shark, now an "Incognito Dolphin"
If you have followed Funko at all this past year, you know Jeff the Land Shark has quietly become one of Marvel Rivals' breakout collectibles. The original Jeff the Land Shark Pop was a fast mover, and follow-ups like the Cuddly Fuzzlefin Jeff variant kept the momentum going.
This new entry raises the stakes: a premium-format Jeff in an Incognito Dolphin disguise, a nod to the character's in-game bit of "hiding" as a dolphin. Premium and deluxe Jeffs tend to be some of the most sought-after pieces in the line because they combine an already-popular character with a larger, more detailed sculpt. Expect this one to be a priority pull for Jeff completists.
What’s it worth?
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The Marvel Rivals line so far
Funko has been steadily building out the Marvel Rivals roster since the game's launch, and this wave slots into an already-deep lineup. Earlier releases have included Jeff the Land Shark (#1140), the Cuddly Fuzzlefin Jeff variant, Luna Snow, Magik, plus the heavier hitters like Doctor Doom, Magneto, Iron Man, and a super-sized Galacta.
Cloak, Dagger, Deadpool, and the premium Jeff push the line toward the characters casual fans recognize instantly, which is usually a sign a franchise line has real staying power rather than a one-wave novelty.
Should you pre-order?
Here is the honest breakdown for each:
- Cloak and Dagger: pre-order both if you want them. As a duo, they are far more satisfying (and more resellable) as a complete pair.
- Deadpool: high demand means fast sellouts. Order the common at retail if you want to open it; be skeptical of early "Chase guaranteed" markups.
- Premium Jeff (Incognito Dolphin): the safest bet to hold interest, given how consistently Jeff figures have performed. If you only grab one from this wave, this is the one most likely to stay in demand.
As with any hyped pre-order, first-wave prices can be volatile. Some figures drop back to retail once supply catches up, while exclusives, Chases, and premium Jeffs tend to hold. The smart move is to lock in what you actually want to own, then track values from day one so you always know whether a listing is priced above or below the market.
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