Funko Pop Albums Panic at the Disco Viva Las Vengeance Brendon Urie #67 Vinyl Figure Bobblehead Vaulted Collectible With Protector

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$59.00

Measuring approximately 4 inches, the Albums Panic at the Disco Viva Las Vengeance Brendon Urie #67 Vinyl Figure Bobblehead Vaulted Collectible With Protector is a detailed vinyl collectible.

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SKU: FPF-PANICATTHE-67-D2HP

The Music series includes Pop! #67, a vinyl figure built on the classic Funko Pop! proportions.

Key Features

  • Officially licensed Funko Pop! vinyl collectible
  • Approximately 4 inches tall
  • Includes protective collector case
  • Original window box packaging
  • Funko Pop! Item #67

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Our Collector's Take

#67 slots Panic! at the Disco's Viva Las Vengeance into the Albums line, where the figure is built around the record rather than a movie or show. The design leans on the album's own cover art, and Brendon Urie's likeness carries the piece โ€” it reads as a music collectible first and a novelty second.

Albums is a smaller branch of the catalog than the film lines, which gives it a tight, specific audience. People who buy here usually already know the record, and the figure rewards that familiarity with details that echo the artwork.

It displays best alongside the other Albums releases; standalone it still makes its point, but the group is where the category makes sense. For a shelf built around music rather than film, this is a natural fit.

โ€” The FunkoPopFan Team

Editorial note from the FunkoPopFan team. Not a customer review.