The HIRONO Little Prince series has 12 regular figures and two hidden designs. If your card says The Little Prince, there are two versions to check: the regular figure and the special edition marked Super Secret. The Pilot is the other hidden figure. You can compare the names with Ri-son’s HIRONO × Le Petit Prince figures and the POP MART illustrated lineup.

All 12 regular HIRONO Little Prince figures

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s traveler meets people who explain how they spend their lives. Some count, some give orders, and one lights a lamp even as his planet spins faster. Grouping the figures by those encounters makes the cast easier to remember and gives a shelf display a reading order.

The Little Prince, The Rose, The Fox and The Snake

These four carry the personal side of the story. The Prince looks after a flower on his planet, then learns from the Fox how time spent together makes someone matter. The Snake belongs to the story of his return. For a small display, place the Rose on one side of the Prince and the Fox on the other: home on one side, a friendship made on the journey on the other.

The King, The Conceited Man, The Tippler, The Businessman, The Lamplighter and The Geographer

These six adults occupy the planets the Prince visits before Earth. The King wants a subject to command. The Conceited Man wants admiration, the Businessman counts stars, and the Geographer records places that other people explore. The Tippler is caught in a habit he cannot escape. The Lamplighter offers a gentler counterpoint: his repeated task serves something outside himself. Together they make a six-figure display with a theme of its own.

The Switchman and The Merchant

The Switchman directs trains full of passengers in a hurry. The Merchant offers a way to save time by avoiding thirst. Displaying the two together gives their scenes a question in common: if you had an hour back, what would you actually do with it? These two complete the regular checklist.

The Pilot and the super secret Little Prince

The official Little Prince site gives the odds per blind box as 1 in 72 for The Pilot and 1 in 144 for The Little Prince Special Edition. These are odds for the original series. Opening 72 boxes would still leave the outcome uncertain. POP MART describes a whole set as 12 non-repeating boxes, so a single case cannot contain all 14 possible designs. See the licensing site’s announcement and pictures of both secrets.

Series figure, standalone Prince or France-edition King?

POP MART lists the series figures at about 8–12 cm, depending on the sculpt. Ri-son’s standalone Little Prince Figurine is about 17.5 cm. The extra height is easy to miss in a photo against a plain background. Ask for the box title and check the measurement before choosing a shelf or comparing prices.

The King also has a separate 2024 France-edition listing. If you are filling the regular lineup, look for “The King” among the designs on the series page. A regional edition and a secret blind-box pull are different ways of describing a release.

Choosing an identified figure

Ri-son’s series page lists named opened-box options, including the Fox, the Rose and both secrets. Check the selected name and packaging condition, especially if the card matters to you. Start with the Prince and the Rose for a two-piece scene or choose one of the planet characters that stayed with you when you read the book.

HIRONO × Le Petit Prince FAQ

How many HIRONO Little Prince designs are there?

There are 14 possible designs in the blind-box series: 12 regulars, The Pilot secret and The Little Prince Special Edition super secret.

Which HIRONO Little Prince figure is the rarest blind-box pull?

The licensing announcement lists the special Little Prince at 1 in 144 boxes and The Pilot at 1 in 72. The regular Little Prince is one of the 12 standard designs.

Is the Fox a secret?

The Fox is a regular design. So are the Rose and the Snake. If you want the Fox specifically, choose a listing option that identifies it by name.

Can a whole set contain every design?

A factory set contains 12 non-repeating boxes. There are 14 possible designs including both secrets, so one case cannot contain every design.