These are the best Captain Marvel Funko Pop! figures

Captain Marvel looks heroic and casual in this Funko Pop!, which depicts the hero wearing her superhero outfit and a pilot jacket. Before she gained incredible abilities, Captain Marvel was a pilot in the Air Force, hence the stylish jacket.

This Funko Pop! features Captain Marvel in a battle pose, as she gears up to eradicate evil. With her fists clenched and outfitted in her iconic suit, Captain Marvel looks positively heroic. Place this on a desk or bookshelf and exude confidence knowing she’s ready to protect the universe.

Captain Marvel is shown in her ultimate form as she goes binary, with energy surging through her (for us, that means she glows in the dark). The Funko Pop! figure captures Captain Marvel in her heroic suit while showcasing her iconic mohawk. When you have a choice between good versus evil, always go with Captain Marvel.

Similar to our previous pick, this Funko Pop! figure is similar save for the fact that she isn’t wearing a helmet. With energy blasts charging up in her hands, Captain Marvel is ready to battle evil as she travels around the universe bringing justice to all.

An unlikely star of the Captain Marvel movie, Goose the cat is an orange tabby that takes a keen liking to Nick Fury. But his cutesy appearance belies an incredible secret, as Goose is revealed to be a Flerken, an incredibly dangerous alien.

Talos doesn’t look like the friendliest of aliens, and his shape-shifting abilities make him incredibly dangerous. But, as we learned in the Captain Marvel movie, you can’t judge a book by its cover, which is always a good life lesson.

Who’s a good bo…Oh my god! In the Captain Marvel movie, Talos warned Nick Fury that Goose was a Flerken, but never did we expect the alien to be so terrifying. This Funko Pop! captures the moment the Flerken revealed itself for what it really is, right before it gobbled up the Tesseract.

Before she gained incredible abilities, Captain Marvel was known as Carol Danvers. But she was always a hero, having enlisted to be an Air Force pilot, where she went higher, further, faster to protect the skies from threats near and far.

In the Captain Marvel movie, we first meet Carol Danvers when she’s a member of a Kree military group known as Starforce. Her outfit may look different, but she’s no less heroic living among Kree society, honing her skills as a fierce warrior.

We meet a much younger, more inexperienced Nick Fury in Captain Marvel, but just because he’s younger doesn’t mean he wasn’t as ambitious or clever. Marvel did a fantastic job giving Nick Fury an origin story while presenting a convincing “de-aged” Samuel L. Jackson.

Another hero, just without alien superpowers. Maria Rambeau is a brave Air Force pilot and best friend of Carol Danvers. In the Captain America movie, Rambeau struggles with Carol’s alleged death while being a single mother, proving that not all heroes wear capes.

When the mission calls for it, Captain Marvel dons a mask, but not without making a statement. She lets her hair poke through the top, showcasing what is easily the best hair in all of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Played in the movie by Jude Law, Yon Rogg is a strict warrior who mentors Carol Danvers. He’s an important part of Kree’s Starforce, but his role isn’t what it seems, as we later learn.

Audiences will recognize Ronan from Guardians of the Galaxy, but he also had a bit part in Captain Marvel. Honestly, Lee Pace, who plays Ronan, should be given an expanded role in a superhero franchise, because he’s electric onscreen.

Another character who shows up in Guardians of the Galaxy, Korath is a Kree warrior who becomes involved with Ronan’s nefarious plans. He doesn’t have a major role in Captain Marvel, but he’s one of those characters you love to see onscreen.