Category: Vault News

The Dragon Ball GT line is seeing massive moves this week. If you are a collector, you need to know the difference between “Vaulted” and “Pending Vault” because one means it’s gone, and the other means you have a few weeks left.

The Definitions:

🔴 VAULTED: This status comes directly from the Funko App. It means Funko has officially retired the figure. It is no longer in production, and no more will ever be made.

🟠 PENDING VAULT: This is an early warning indicator. It means the figure is no longer available for retailers (like Amazon, Entertainment Earth, or Hot Topic) to order from distribution. Once the current store inventory sells out, it will likely move to “Vaulted” status permanently.

The GT Shocking Low Production Run

The 2025 wave of Dragon Ball GT figures were released in October of 2025. As of February, 2026 the entire wave has been discontinued. This is incredibly fast for a major IP like Dragon Ball, suggesting a very limited production run. If you see these figures at retail price, grab it immediately.

The 2024 Wave is Also “Pending Vault”

Although not vaulted on the Funko app, the entire previous wave of GT figures has quietly moved to Pending Vault status. This includes the GT versions of the core Saiyan family (Goku, Vegeta, Gohan, Goten, Trunks) and the smaller characters like Pan and Bulla.

Full GT Wave Checklist & Status:

🔒 Officially Vaulted (Retired)

• Super Saiyan 4 Gogeta #2074 (Common & Chase)
• Super Saiyan 4 Goku #2072
• Super Saiyan 4 Vegeta #2073
• Super Android 17 #2075
• Super Yi-Shinron (Omega Shenron) #2076

⚠️ Pending Vault (Last Call)

• Goku #1626
• Vegeta #1627
• Bulla #1628
• Pan #1629
• Trunks & Gill #1630
• Gohan #1631
• Goten #1632

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Below is a live tracker for the all Dragon Ball GT Funko Pops. This dashboard updates automatically to show you the moment a figure’s status changes to ‘Pending Vault’ or ‘Vaulted,’ along with Amazon links to check current prices.