Ultraman

Ultraman Funko Pops in Canada — both of them, and we'll be honest about that. Funko has barely touched the Ultra series, so this page is Ultraman Zero and Ultraman Tiga, full stop. They make a fitting pair, at least: Tiga carried the franchise's big 90s revival, and Zero — Ultraseven's son — became the face of the modern era, so two figures cover a surprising stretch of Ultra history. Tiga was the hero who could change types mid-fight, and even in Pop form that colour scheme reads instantly from across a room.

Will Funko make more Ultraman Pops?

Genuinely no idea — small licenses like this get revisited without warning. If new molds are announced we'll stock them, and they'd show up under newly added first. Until then, kaiju-leaning shelves are better served by Kaiju No. 8, which gets far more Funko attention than the original giant hero ever has. Both figures are hand-inspected before shipping from Markham, Ontario.