Willy Wonka 6527 "POP! Vinyl" Figure

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The Green Lantern Vinyl Figure #09 is one of Funko Pop’s Universe Heroes figurines. First manufactured in 2010, it’s one of the earliest POP! Heroes figures, and today is among one of the rarest. These Funko Pop vinyl models stand out because are they not only expensive but hard to find. There are many Funko Pops that have limited releases or are specially made to celebrate certain events or pop culture moments. These often appear on the internet well above the retail price. Although Violet Beauregarde was left out of the main lineup, a 2016 San Diego Comic-Con exclusive fills in that gap.

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As we begin to close in on the oldest of Funko Pop figures, we venture more deeply into bobblehead territory, which were among the first types of figures that the Funko company made. Bobbleheads were the only available products that Funko offered until they began producing vinyl action figures in 2010. The 2016 Funko Pop Willy Wonka & The Chocolate Factory figures are each numbered as part of the larger Pop! Movie line and stand approximately 3 3/4" tall. Available now, the first two figures — Wonka and the Oompa Loompa — were released at an earlier date than the larger batch of kids. In addition, a larger, more detailed figure for Willy Wonka is available as part of the Funko Vinyl Idolz line.

And he does so in record-setting fashion with (what we believe) is the most ever paid for a Funko Pop! Out of all of the child characters in the Willy Wonka story, Violet Beauregarde was originally excluded from Funko Pop’s original line-up. This was remedied in the 2016 San Diego Comic-Con, when Violet’s character was created as an exclusive figurine for the event. Funko Pop vinyl figurines are a big business these days. The 3.75-inch tall figures are based on famous pop culture characters from all walks of life. They can be characters from TV shows, movies, video games, and comics, along with real-life actors, musicians, and famous faces. There is a huge collectible market surrounding Funko Pops. Some are extremely rare and pricey, with this article looking at the most expensive Funko Pop figures of all time. The Funko Pop Ad Icons line features brand mascots from the last 50 years, and covers many of the mascots of major products and companies. A few of these include Cheerios, Dr. Pepper, Frosted Flakes, McDonald’s, Tootsie Roll, and Rice Krispies. Star Wars Funko Pops are some of the most popular, meaning literally every character has their own figurine. When Funko Pops was still in its infancy, the company released this limited edition Holographic Darth Maul that also glows in the dark. Unlike many special editions, 480 of these vinyl pop figures were made available to people attending 2012’s San Diego Comic Con.

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Funko's collaboration brings you Playmobil figures that are bigger than ever! They're twice the size of the classic Playmobil figures you've loved since 1974. Each figure features articulation at the shoulders and wrists. Featuring a story that most are quite familiar with at this point, Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factoryincludes the whimsical Willy Wonka, played by Gene Wilder, alongside a problematic group of kids. Each of these main characters receive coverage in the Funko series, and even the Oompa Loompas are included. This is a cereal/ Flinstones/Funko Pop crossover inspired by Boo Berry cereal. While there are multiple versions of The Flintstones Barney Rubble available, the most expensive ones concern him and Monster Cereals.Made exclusively for the 2012 San Diego Comic-Con, the Star Wars Darth Maul Holographic figure was a limited release, with just 480 units in circulation. This makes it one of the rarest, most valuable Funko Pop figures in circulation.