ACOTAR Funko Bitty POP! Books Sets: Full Guide

What are the A Court of Thorns and Roses and A Court of Mist and Fury Funko sets?

They are Funko's first Bitty POP! Books sets, launched Nov. 4, 2026 as Target exclusives. Each $19.99 set holds four miniature figures, a book-inspired display location and a Prythian-shaped bookmark. The ACOTAR set pairs Spring Court Manor with Feyre, Rhysand, Tamlin and Lucien; the A Court of Mist and Fury set pairs Moonstone Palace with Cassian, Azriel, Morrigan and Amren. Preorders opened in November, with the official release set for Jan. 10, 2027.

What is inside each Bitty POP! Books set?

Both sets follow the same format, so the difference is characters and scenery rather than piece count.

• Four miniature figures in Funko's Bitty POP! scale, smaller than standard Pop! vinyl.
• One display location: Spring Court Manor or Moonstone Palace, styled after the books.
• One Prythian-shaped bookmark, a printed extra rather than a figure.
• Price: $19.99 per set, sold at Target in the US.

The ACOTAR set leans on the first book's Spring Court cast, while the Mist and Fury set draws on the Night Court circle introduced in the sequel. Sarah J. Maas's series is documented on Wikipedia if you want series context before buying.

Why is this Funko drop trending now?

Two forces overlap. First, it is the debut of a new Funko format, Bitty POP! Books, so collectors who track packaging innovations have a reason to look. Second, romantasy is a high-engagement category, and Funko says ACOTAR is its top intellectual property among first-time customers. That combination of a new SKU type and a proven fandom explains the search spike around the Variety report.

The practical effect is timing pressure. Preorders began in November 2026, but the official release is Jan. 10, 2027, so listings may show as preorder, backorder or sold out depending on the day you check. Target exclusives in popular franchises often restock in waves rather than once.

How do these sets compare with other blind-box and mini formats?

Bitty POP! Books are not blind boxes. You see exactly which four figures and which display location you get, and the $19.99 price is fixed. That makes them a straightforward purchase rather than a chase.

If you collect formats where the contents are hidden, the odds structure matters more than the theme. Our explainer on the STAR BABY Series III blind-box launch covers how a sealed-case lineup works, and how mystery box odds work walks through reading published probabilities before you spend. For a look at how listings can mislead buyers, see the breakdown of the Funko Horror Mystery Minis 'Lemons' listing.

Where can you buy them, and what should you check first?

Both sets are Target exclusives in the US at $19.99. Before ordering, confirm three things: that the listing says Bitty POP! Books rather than a standard Pop!, that the character roster matches the set you want, and that the shipping date reflects the Jan. 10, 2027 release rather than an earlier placeholder.

If you are buying to display, note that the miniature scale means the figures are small, and the display location is part of the product rather than a separate accessory. Resale pricing on limited Funko items can swing widely after release, so treat any early markup as speculative.

How does TroveDrops fit if you enjoy this kind of collecting?

TroveDrops is a play-for-fun mystery-box site: you open digital boxes with free virtual coins, and there is no real money, no real prizes, nothing ships and nothing can be sold back or withdrawn. The honest reason to use it is that the odds are published and the draws are verifiable, which makes it a low-stakes way to explore the format this Funko drop is trending around.

You can browse the mystery boxes and their odds before opening anything, and read how provably-fair verification works to check results yourself. If you are new to the category, our guide on whether mystery box sites are legit sets out the questions worth asking of any site, including this one. Nothing on TroveDrops is a purchase of the ACOTAR sets or any physical collectable.

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