Quick answer

Choose Griphook #193 if you want a lower-cost, straightforward character Pop for a Harry Potter display. Choose Severus Snape With Patronus #195 if you prefer a scene-inspired figure with a patronus element and don’t mind paying a little more.

Price and perceived value

At catalog prices, Griphook #193 is listed at $12.59, while Snape With Patronus #195 is $13.59—a one-dollar difference. Both show a comparison price of $19.99, so the relative discount is similar. If budget is the deciding factor, Griphook is the cheaper option, but the gap is small enough that character preference should probably outweigh the savings.

Character focus and display style

Griphook is a supporting character from the Harry Potter series, and this Pop is described as a collector-friendly figure with display-ready appeal. Snape With Patronus #195 is tied specifically to Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows and includes a patronus element, which gives it a more scene-specific look. If you want a Pop that stands out as a moment from the films, Snape offers that; if you prefer a clean, character-only silhouette, Griphook is the simpler choice.

What the catalog doesn’t tell you

Neither listing provides details on figure height, base, or exact paint finish. That means you can’t compare physical size or sculpt complexity from the catalog alone. If shelf space or scale matters, check the figure in person at a store or look for additional images before ordering. Both are standard Funko Pop! vinyl figures, but the patronus accessory on Snape may affect the overall footprint—though that isn’t confirmed in the supplied facts.

Trade-offs to weigh

  • Price vs. scene detail: Griphook saves you $1 but offers a standard character design; Snape costs slightly more and includes a patronus element that adds visual interest. Decide if the patronus detail is worth the extra dollar to you.
  • Character vs. moment: Griphook represents a specific character from the series, while Snape With Patronus captures a memorable scene from Deathly Hallows. Your choice depends on whether you collect characters or key moments. Consider your collection theme before choosing.
  • Display footprint: The catalog doesn’t specify dimensions, but the patronus on Snape may take up more shelf space. If space is tight, Griphook is likely the more compact option. Measure your shelf if space is limited.

Product facts

Who should choose which

Best for

  • Collectors who want a lower-priced Harry Potter Pop with a clean character look
  • Fans of Griphook or supporting characters from the series
  • Gift buyers looking for an affordable, recognizable Harry Potter figure

Not for

  • Collectors who prefer scene-specific Pops with accessories
  • Snape fans who want a figure that captures a key movie moment