Collector guide artwork for TMNT MyMoji

TMNT MyMoji Collector Guide: 24 Expressions Across Four Turtles

Funko’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles MyMoji line turns Leonardo, Donatello, Raphael, and Michelangelo into compact vinyl heads built around facial expressions. The sealed package is more specific than a generic TMNT mystery toy: its back states “four characters, six expressions each”, creating 24 character-and-expression combinations in the advertised set.

Front of a sealed Funko Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles MyMoji blind bag
The available sealed bag combines a vinyl collectible with Funko’s original digital MyMoji promotion.

What the 24-design lineup actually means

The four-character structure is the easiest way to understand the series. BigBadToyStore’s archived product description identifies the subjects as the four turtles—Michelangelo, Raphael, Leonardo, and Donatello—while the photographed package supplies the six-expressions-per-character count. In other words, this is not a 24-character cast packed with allies and villains. It is a focused study of the four brothers in six moods apiece.

That distinction matters when buying loose figures. Two heads with the same mask color can still be separate checklist entries if their expressions differ. A practical collection record should therefore name both the turtle and the face or mood, rather than recording only “Raphael MyMoji” or “purple-mask turtle.” The color-coded masks make the character half of the identification straightforward; the eyes, mouth, and brow establish the expression variant.

A 2016 collectible made for physical and digital use

The rear legal line carries a 2016 Viacom copyright, and the package captures Funko’s physical-plus-digital idea clearly. The front calls the contents a “vinyl collectible + free digital emoji,” while the back instructs the original buyer to text FUNKO2 to 99000 to claim the digital MyMoji. That promotion is useful release-era context, but an old sealed bag should not be purchased on the assumption that the text redemption still operates years later.

For packaging-focused collectors, the offer is part of the object even if the service behind it has ended. It dates the bag to a moment when toy companies were experimenting with downloadable companions to shelf collectibles. The Nickelodeon, TMNT, MyMoji, and Funko marks all appear on the pouch, so a complete sealed example tells more of that story than an unidentified loose head.

Back of a sealed TMNT MyMoji bag showing the 24-design structure and barcode
The rear package states four characters with six expressions each and identifies the product as Funko item 8723.

No printed odds means no documented chaser

Neither the available front-and-back package photographs nor the referenced product records publish numerical pull odds. The 24-design count is a checklist structure, not a probability table. It does not prove that every design was packed evenly, and it does not establish a short-packed chaser. A 24-bag retail display likewise should not be treated as a guaranteed master set unless a sealed-case distribution source explicitly says so.

That leaves collectors with two sensible approaches. Opening a bag preserves the original random-pull experience at a low individual cost, but duplicates are possible and the exact expression remains unknown until opening. Buying identified loose pieces is the controlled route for filling expression gaps. Collectors who prefer intact packaging can keep one sealed bag as the line’s historical example and build the visible 24-design checklist separately.

How to identify and inspect a sealed bag

The back photograph shows Funko item number 8723 and UPC 849803087234; UPCitemdb also associates that code with a single TMNT MyMoji blind pack. Those identifiers help separate this release from later TMNT Funko products and from MyMoji bags for other licenses.

Before buying an older pouch, inspect the top hang hole, both heat-sealed edges, and the lower corners for splits or punctures. Deep folds across the character art or barcode matter more to sealed-package collectors than light shelf rubbing. Because the BlindBoxes product is marked as a new, sealed blind bag and is currently available, its two product photos provide useful front-and-back condition evidence rather than forcing a decision from a stock image alone.

Check the sealed TMNT MyMoji bag at BlindBoxes.com

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