What Official Merchandise Features The Hobbit Kili?

My shelf is peppered with so many little nods to 'The Hobbit', and Kíli definitely shows up across the official stuff—though I should point out first that people often mix him up with hobbits; he’s one of the dwarves. If you want Kíli specifically, head straight for the big licensed lines: Weta Workshop has produced highly detailed collectibles and mini-statues of the dwarves, and they’ve made Kíli pieces in their 'The Hobbit' ranges. Funko’s Pop! line and other vinyl figures also covered the movie dwarves, so you’ll find Kíli variants there too.

Beyond those, there are film-licensed action figures and statue lines from collectible houses (look for Sideshow or Gentle Giant collaborations), plus T-shirts, posters, enamel pins, and prints that feature group shots or character art where Kíli appears. LEGO produced sets tied to 'The Hobbit' films that included dwarf minifigures—sometimes Kíli shows up among them or in custom minifigure packs sold by licensed sellers. You’ll also see Kíli on trading cards, soundtrack sleeves for the films, and in various movie tie-in merch like mugs, keychains, and phone cases.

If you’re hunting for authentic items, check the official Weta Workshop store, Funko’s site, LEGO’s archival product pages, and the Warner Bros. shop for licensed releases. For older or rare pieces, marketplace sites and reputable collectors’ shops are your friend—just verify the brand and licensing marks. I love spotting a little Kíli figure peeking out from my other collectibles; it keeps those cozy reread-and-rewatch moments alive.

I get a kick out of hunting down character merch, and Kíli is one of those figures who pops up in surprising places. Quick correction before anything else: Kíli is a dwarf, not a hobbit, but because he’s part of the ensemble in the films and book adaptations of 'The Hobbit', he shows up pretty widely in official merchandise.

In terms of concrete categories, think: vinyl figures (Funko Pop! and similar collectible vinyl lines), high-end and mid-range statues and busts from specialist studios, officially licensed action figures, and minifigures from the LEGO movie tie-ins or licensed minifigure sets. Weta Workshop, which did tons of film collectibles for 'The Hobbit', is a great source for Kíli-centric pieces—if you like detailed miniatures or prop-replica style items, that’s where I usually start looking. For more casual or budget-friendly finds, check Funko, manufacturer-licensed T-shirts, enamel pins, and poster prints.

A little tip from personal treasure-hunting: when I found a Kíli Pop! at a convention, the seller showed the licensing sticker and a manufacturer card—those little details really help confirm an item is official. If you’re after something era-specific (like a look from 'An Unexpected Journey' vs. 'The Desolation of Smaug'), search with the film subtitle and the manufacturer’s name; that narrows down variants and editions. Happy hunting—it’s oddly satisfying to complete a small movie-cast set on a cramped display shelf.

I’m the kind of person who notices every face in a film poster, so spotting Kíli across official merchandise makes me smile. The most reliable places you’ll see him are in collectible lines tied to the movies: Weta Workshop pieces, Funko Pop! figures, licensed action figures and statues, and LEGO sets/minifigs related to 'The Hobbit'. There are also plenty of smaller licensed items—pins, posters, mugs, prints, and trading cards that include him in group shots.

For authentic items, check recognized retailers: Weta Workshop shop, Funko’s online store, LEGO product archives, and official Warner Bros. merchandise outlets. If something is pre-owned or rare, verify the maker’s mark and packaging photos to ensure it’s legit. If you want a specific Kíli look (movie outfit, weapons, or hairstyles), add the film subtitle or year to your search; that usually helps find the exact variant. I usually set a saved search and let the deal alerts do the work—then I get the little rush of finding a new piece for a bargain.