Harry Potter “Expecto Patronum” Blind Box Set From Beast Kingdom Pairs Chibi Wizards With Glowing Patronuses
Expecto Patronum has always been the spell you reach for when the dark closes in — and now you can conjure one for your shelf. Beast Kingdom has revealed the MEA-124 Harry Potter “Expecto Patronum” Series, pairing beloved Hogwarts characters with the glowing, silver-blue Patronuses they are famous for casting.
Part of Beast Kingdom’s long-running Mini Egg Attack (MEA) line, this Expecto Patronum blind box turns seven wizards into pocket-sized, Q-style chibi figures, each caught mid-cast with wand raised and a spectral guardian curling up behind them. Every figure stands about 10.8 cm (roughly 4.25 inches) tall, and the Patronuses are rendered in translucent blue to catch that dreamy, protective glow straight from the films.

The Full Lineup
The set is a 6+1 assortment — six standard figures plus one hidden Secret Version — and the pairings will be instantly familiar to anyone who has ever wondered what their own Patronus might be:
- Harry Potter — stag
- Hermione Granger — otter
- Ron Weasley — Jack Russell terrier
- Luna Lovegood — hare
- Minerva McGonagall — cat
- Severus Snape — silver doe
- Albus Dumbledore (Secret Version) — phoenix

Dumbledore and his phoenix are the chase piece here, and Beast Kingdom lists the Secret Version ratio at a steep 1/72 — so if the headmaster turns up in your box, consider yourself thoroughly lucky. And yes, Snape arrives with his silver doe: the Patronus that quietly carries one of the whole saga’s most devastating reveals.

The Details
- Series: Beast Kingdom Mini Egg Attack (MEA-124)
- Format: Blind box, 6+1 (six figures plus a Secret Version)
- Size: ~10.8 cm / 4.25 in
- Material: PVC and ABS
- Secret Version ratio: 1/72
When and Where to Get One
Beast Kingdom’s announcement lists shipping as Q4 2026, though early retailer pre-order pages are already floating slightly later windows into early 2027 — dates this far out routinely shift, so treat the exact month as a moving target. Sales run through Beast Kingdom’s own channels, and pre-orders for the Expecto Patronum blind box have already started surfacing at specialty importers like BigBadToyStore in the US and JapanToys in Australia.
As with a lot of Beast Kingdom drops, fans outside its core regions may need to lean on a collectibles importer or a package-forwarding service to land the set. One more caveat worth flagging: the promotional images all carry Beast Kingdom’s standard “final product pending licensor approval” note, so small details could still change before release.
Which Patronus are you hoping to pull — or are you holding out for that 1/72 Dumbledore? Let us know in the comments, and don’t forget to follow along for more Harry Potter news.
Source: Beast Kingdom
