iShowSpeed Funko Pops Are Available for Preorder Now

The broccoli hair kids will love these

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By RC Staff

20 April 2026

Key Points

Preorders will be open until May 1 for $15
No quantity limit has been announced, and production-to-order models rarely generate strong secondary market demand
This is explicitly final sale with no refunds or cancellations once the order is placed

IShowSpeed just fought Logan Paul at WrestleMania 42 and walked away with something the rest of us probably didn’t expect: his own Funko Pop. Funko is running a preorder window through May 1 at $15, so the collectible exists, it’s official, and Speed’s fans will absolutely buy it. Whether any of them will pay more for it later is a much more interesting question. There are some ways this could work out for resellers, but the risk profile here is real and worth understanding before you commit.

iShowSpeed at Wrestlemania 42

IShowSpeed, born Darren Watkins Jr., is one of the biggest streamers on YouTube with over 35 million subscribers. He has been building a relationship with WWE over the last couple of years, starting as a surprise guest at WrestleMania XL in 2024 and culminating in an actual match at WrestleMania 42 this weekend. The Funko Pop appears to capture his in-ring look from the event.

At $15 retail, this is a standard-priced Funko Pop for a streamer whose fanbase skews young. Funko has produced content creator figures before with mixed results on the secondary market, and the production model here is the most important detail of all.

Will These Funko Pops Resell?

Here is the honest read: Funko is running a preorder window from now until May 1, which means production is almost certainly tied directly to demand during that window. There is no announced quantity cap, which is not a coincidence. This is a made-to-order model, and made-to-order Funko Pops have a very poor track record on the secondary market. When the supply equals whatever number of people ordered them, there is no scarcity premium to chase.

For this to flip at any meaningful margin, a couple of things would need to happen. Either Speed’s broader fanbase largely sleeps on the preorder window and demand spikes after it closes, or Speed picks up enough mainstream cultural momentum between now and the September ship date that people who missed it are willing to pay up. Both are possible; neither is reliable enough to treat this as a confident play.

The figures are expected to ship later this year, likely September. That is a long time to have $15 sitting tied up in a bet that the market develops in your favor.

Bottom Line

This is a final sale item. Funko explicitly does not allow preorder cancellations, which means once you click buy, you are locked in with no recourse. If these sit at retail value when they arrive, you have no exit. At $15 a unit, the dollar exposure per figure is low, but you should treat this as a speculative position with a real chance of going nowhere.

If you are going to buy for resale, buy light. A handful of units is a reasonable lottery ticket. Going deep on a made-to-order Funko with an open preorder window is how bricks happen.