Everyone loves Harley, which is why we’re counting down the best Harley Quinn figures. We’ve found everything from Birds of Prey Pops to Harley Quinn toys and action figures. There really is something for everyone, complete with a mini-history of the character down below.
The likeness between this figure and Margot Robbie is just amazing. It’s instantly recognizable. Compare it with the much cheaper Multiverse Harley Quinn Figure and you’ll see just how good Tamashii Nations is when it comes to sculpting faces.
Because this is such a premium figure, it comes with a ton of worthwhile accessories. The full contents of this pack are two interchangeable left hands, three right hands, three different faces, Harley’s trademark baseball bat, and a handgun you can either have her holding or in the gun holster.
This really is the cream of the crop. Yeah, pricey, sure, but c’mon, they don’t come any better than this. I’ve got a few Figuarts myself, and while I don’t exactly enjoy paying for them, I’ve never regretted a purchase yet. Go on, treat yourself.
The anime style isn’t for everyone, but it’s still recognizable as Harley, and given the extra features this figure has, it’s too good not to mention.
It’s Harley in a nurse outfit, which is very Arkham Asylum. It looks sinister while still remaining ultra freaking cool.
What I love here is the mecha-hammer-armor-thing. Confusing? It is a little.
This figure comes with armor pieces, which can either be put together to form Harley’s hammer, or you can attach them onto the figure to create a more Batman The Animated Series Harley Quinn. So it’s two figures in one, essentially.
This figure also comes with a selection of extra hands, a face for the Animated Series Harley, a gun, a syringe hand, and is, you know, really, really awesome!
The figure in this pack really slays. It’s got a ton of articulation and nails Harley’s zany facial expressions. Not only that, you also get eight different heads, meaning this figure lets fans create the most expressive Harley to date.
The goods don’t even end there. Along with the killer figure and eight heads, there’s also two hyenas, a fish head, brilliantly designed weapons, and roller skates, because why the hell not?
It really is one of the best sets, and a must for any Harley fan or collector.
Harley is beloved by everyone, and while she is a sinister character, sometimes you want something you can display that’s not going to have your parents think you’re weird when they visit. For those of us, there’s the Nendoroid Harley Quinn figure.
Despite being a smaller, Funko Pop-sized figure, it’s still got a solid amount of articulation. The arms move, the shoulders pivot, and the knees bend. Normally smaller figures ditch articulation or go for the bare minimum, so it’s always cool to see when companies go that extra mile.
This super-adorable figure comes with three faces – smiling, gritted teeth, and blowing bubblegum – and comes with extra hands and a baseball bat toy.
Also, and this is really niche, but Good Smile figures always come with the best display stands. There’s loads of movement in them, meaning you can really get some killer poses set up.
It’s based on Harley’s Rebirth look from the comics, and thanks to it being made from PVC, you won’t need to worry about it breaking easily. Don’t test that, though. I’m sure you could break it if you put enough effort in.
It’s a highly-detailed sculpt with some really clean coloring. The worn Joker cards at the base really add to the overall aesthetic, too.
If you’re one for keeping your toys in the box, this statuesque figure comes in a full-color window box, so feel free to display it right from the box.
As I say, the detail on this statue is utterly insane. The tattoo, the way the clothes crease, the face sculpt – the bike! – it’s all just so freaking good! The sculptors Adam Ross and James Marsano did a killer job on this one.
The statue comes in at 15 L x 7.5 W x 8.5 H, so it’s a nice meaty size that’s perfect for a display cabinet, shelf, or bookcase.
There are only 5,200 of these made, too, so expect the price to go up as they fall out of circulation.
Funnily enough, there aren’t many Harleen Quinnzel figures, so this Harley’s Holiday Figure is the closest you’ll get from a premium statue.
It’s a really fun, weird statue. It’s Harley in normal clothes with her original skin coloring. And yes, by “normal clothes” I mean as normal as is possible with Harley.
It’s the minor details that really bring this statue to life. The way the hyenas’ leashes are wrapped around Harley’s legs really add to the overall design.
This is one of those Harley Quinn figures that absolutely stand out in a display. It’s odd, but odd in all the right ways. Plus that ridiculous hat is the Harliest thing I’ve ever seen. It’s great.
Designed by Joshua Middleton, this figure has such a strong look and the level of detail is crazy. The face sculpt is near perfect, the slightly over-sized gun works effortlessly, and the use of color to create something 3D that still has a comic-book feel shows some serious skill.
Seriously, I don’t think there is a better Harley Quinn statue out there.
Even the simple logo display base works really well. Normally I’d have to complain about a simple base but it contrasts perfectly here. Show offs!
So yeah, this is one killer figure that is certain to spruce up any display shelf.
This statue depicts Harley in her PJs, which I have to say, look really comfy.
What I love about this one is Harley’s iconic hammer has been replaced by a piece of fence with a cute teddybear duct-taped to the end. It’s the cutest way to murder someone ever conceived!
Also, I really want those bunny slippers in real life. They are killer!
Plus given the price of this awesome eight-inch statue, you really can’t go wrong.
Funko Pops are one of the best gifts out there. Where else can you pair Harley Quinn with a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle or the Queen of England?
There’s no other brand where you can build a collection around the things you love. They really are an expressive range, and, you know, they’re very affordable.
As you can imagine, there’s around 7,000 different Harley Quinn Funko Pops around, so below are all the ones you need to check out.
It’s based on, as the name suggests, the Bombshells comic: A kind of 50s throwback story led by the women of the DC universe.
I actually picked up the No Man’s Land Harley and while they’re not quite as robust as Marvel Legends, they’re still great for posing. That’s what makes these figures so great. They even come with extra hands so you can really customize the figure and pose it exactly how you want to.
This figure is out of circulation at the moment, hence the higher price tag, so I wouldn’t recommend it for people on a budget. That said, if you’re a collector and want a Harley that stands out from the rest, this is one of the best Harley Quinn figures around.
If you can’t make a perfect recreation of Margot Robbie, don’t. Instead of opting for movie realism, Diamond Select decided to just make a great Harley face.
That’s why I love this Diamond Select Harley Quinn PVC Figure. The face on it looks more like the comics, but the figure still retains the movie’s outfit.
Plus compared with the Hot Toys version in this guide, which does look like Robbie, it’s only a fraction of the price. What’s not to love?
Sure, this is more statue than an action figure, but it still ticks all the boxes. The body and outfit have an insane level of detail given the price point, and as someone who prefers the comic-book look to the movies, the face works.
It’s selling out fast, so if you are tempted, don’t sleep on this one.
What makes it so great is the weird proportions. It’s not human-like, and that makes it feel more like it’s jumped straight out of the Batman Animated Series show.
The extra head and hands are a great addition as well. That super-happy face is so expressive I can’t help but love it.
The pastel colors on Harley’s white skin gives this resin statue a kind of noir feel to it. It’s limited to 5000 pieces as well, with each statue given a specific number.
Statues have a habit of becoming worth more than they’re worth years later, so expect the price on this limited run to jettison as time goes by. Well, so long as they actually good statues, which this one definitely is.
In terms of height, this one stands at 7.5-inches, so it’s the perfect size for a shelf or bookcase.
Girls absolutely love Harley, so it’s only fair we give a shout to the excellent DC Super Hero Girls Dolls.
First up we have the DC Super Hero Girls Larger Doll. This doll is perfect for younger kids who love the more baby-like, care-for dolls. It’s 14-inches, comes with detailed removable clothes, and is hella adorable.
Next is the DC Super Hero Girls Harley Quinn, which I’d recommend more for older girls or tweens. It’s more like a Barbie doll in size, so it’ll fit in great with the Barbie range. It comes with a super-detailed outfit, stands at 12-inches, and comes with Harley’s hammer.
Out of the two? I’d have to go with the more Barbie-like doll. It’s packed full of killer style and a great alternative to Barbie for kids who love geeky things.
Recommended Ages: 36 Months and Up / 6 Years and Up
I own a very similar figure to this and I absolutely love it. It’s got all the articulation you’ll need for posing, namely shoulder joints, ab crunch, knee joints and so on. You can really create some killer poses with this figure.
Although it lacks accessories, it makes up for it with a new head sculpt of Harley smiling. Or snarling. It’s kind of hard to tell with Harley.
It’s based on the Batman: The Animated Series version of Harley (or No Man’s Land if we’re being ultra geeky), which a lot of fans say is the definitive version. Personally, I like the Suicide Squad get up, but it’s hard not to get nostalgic over the red and black Harley outfit.
This keychain Lego mini-figure comes in at 3.5-inches, so it’s a not-so-mini-figure. There’s also a light in the right roller skate, which I’m sure will come in handy when you’re trying to find the keyhole at night. We’ve all been there.
These kinds of toys are great for kids. Whether it’s on keys, school bags, or on a shelf, it’s the perfect way to jazz up mundane items.
It also requires two lithium metal batteries to function, which are included.
Maybe I’m being too harsh. The head on the body is fine. It’s just kind of safe. The hair sculpt is nice, but the face lacks any expression, which when it comes to Harley is a missed opportunity in my book.
That said, just look at the extra head, which fits on the body. It’s over the top, and full of expression.
The rest of the figure itself does the job. It’s got the articulation, the colors work, and at 6.8-inches in height, this one should fit in effortlessly with other action figures.
Bendable figures were all the rage in the 80s and early 90s. They were cheap, and while roughly 100 percent of kids ended up breaking them, modern versions pack a healthy nostalgia kick.
These bendable figures come on an old-school blister pack, too. They’re clearly aimed at a specific type of person (over 30s, like me?).
Each figure comes in at 5.5-inches tall and, oddly enough, are perfect for posing. Just maybe don’t be too rough with them. I have far too many memories of bendable toys with metal bones sticking out like a Terminator!
Recommended Ages: 3 Years and Up Apparently… (Don’t give them to 3 year olds!)
So, what is this? It’s basically like a Hot Wheels car, only super detailed. Seriously, the decals on this thing really pop.
It also comes with a tiny Bombshells Harley, which isn’t one of the greatest Harley figures in the world, but neither is it meant to be. It is tiny, after all.
The real star here is the car and the deluxe collector’s packaging. There’s no need to even unbox this one it’s so good.
Recommended Ages: 14 Years and Up
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