The Ultimate Collector's Guide to Jedi: Fallen Order Funko Pops

November 15, 2019: the date we all wanted to be a Jedi in the Fallen Order. Yes, this was the moment that Cal Kestis first graced our computer screens in  Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (2019), and oh, what a moment it was! 

Kestis was trained by Jedi Master Jaro Tapal, survived Order 66, and was hunted by The Second Sister. He had the makings of a legendary Star Wars video game hero!

Now, add to the popularity of Star Wars gaming the highly collectible and adorable Funko Pop! vinyl models. The wobbly-headed figures first appeared in 2011 in their modern form (noting that Funko Wacky Wobblers were released in 1998), and their Star Wars line emerged soon after with Darth Vader ... and now HUNDREDS more!

If you're one of the many fans whose gaming hobby and Funko collecting passion overlap, hop aboard the Stinger Mantis as we take a tour of the Funko Pops of Jedi: Fallen Order!

Cal Kestis

The hero himself seems like a good place to start your collection, with both Cal Kestis and BD-1  in  #337.

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And if that’s not enough, you can always try to track down a version signed by Cameron Monaghan!

Cal’s Friends

Of course, like so many Star Wars stories, Fallen Order and Survivor are as much about the family we make along the way. Fortunately, Funko Cal has his friends, too, and you can add these characters to your prized collection: 

Nightsister Merrin is a powerful ally of Cal’s. Her Funko is a GameStop exclusive. 

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Cal and Master Jaro Tapal led the 13th Battalion before Order 66, and Funko Pop #645 captures their yellow-accented Phase II armor. It’s a GameStop exclusive, but resellers often list it on Amazon and elsewhere.

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While there aren’t any Funkos specifically from Cal’s trip to Kashyyk, you can find one of Wookiee chieftain Tarfful in a three-pack from Revenge of the Sith that often appears on resale sites. Unfortunately, no Saw Gerrera Funko Pops from his Fallen Order era … at least, not yet! 

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Cal's Enemies

Of course, it’s a dangerous galaxy out there after Order 66, and there are plenty of enemies to keep Cal and his friends’ heads bobbling.

The Second Sister, formerly Cere Junda’s apprentice Trilla Suduri, hunted Cal and Cere across the galaxy. You can add her to your collection with #338.

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Inquisitors like the Second Sister often used Purge Troopers in their hunt for Jedi survivors. Their black armor is a pretty intimidating look, even as a Funko Pop! 

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Before deciding to team up with Cal, Merrin had left him to face off with a band of Nightbrother warriors on Dathomir — the same group that produced Maul! You can commemorate Cal’s feat of survival with this Gaming Greats Funko Pop!

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Cal’s quest takes him, Cere, and even the Second Sister across Darth Vader’s path. There are a lot of different Vader Funko editions, but if you’re building a Fallen Order collection, you might want to track down the GameStop exclusive #543, often available on resale sites. 

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Similarly, the Sith Lord behind it all has a few different Funko representations out there, but why not go all-in and nab the glow-in-the-dark version of the Emperor?

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Yep, I hear you say "just one more," and we totally agree. What better way to complement your Star Wars gaming set-up or decorate your workspace! 

And who knows what Fallen Order Funkos may emerge in the future? Jedi Master Cere Junda, or Captain Greez Dritus, perhaps? What about the Ninth Sister or Taron Malicos? We've got a collector's channel in our Discord, so we hope you’ll stop by and share what you already have and let us know what characters you hope are on the way!