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Funko Pop! Rides Dragon 2 #123 Hiccup with Toothless Vinyl Figure Bobblehead Vaulted Collectible With Protector

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SKU: FPF-DRAGON2-123-WE6Y

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Key Features

  • Officially licensed Funko Pop! vinyl collectible
  • Approximately 4 inches tall
  • Includes protective collector case
  • Original window box packaging
  • Funko Pop! Item #123

Collector Notes

Rides vinyl figure featuring Hiccup and Toothless from DreamWorks' 'How to Train Your Dragon 2'. The packaging displays the iconic Funko Pop! window box design with an orange and yellow gradient background. The number '123' is prominently displayed in the top right corner. The figures inside are depicted in dynamic riding poses, with Toothless in his signature black color and Hiccup seated on his back. No special stickers or variant tags are visible on the box.

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Our Collector's Take

Rides pieces put two subjects into one frame, and this one keeps the balance right. Hiccup and Toothless are handled as a single composition rather than two figures sharing a base โ€” the rider small and upright, the dragon carrying the mass, together giving the piece a silhouette you can identify from across a room, even with the two halves sharing one base.

The paint has to keep that partnership readable, and it does: the two subjects are separated by value and hue so neither disappears into the other. Number 123 in the Movies range, and the scale difference between the two halves is used rather than fought.

Sold as one completed piece. Separating them would break the composition the sculpt was built around, which is worth remembering before you rearrange a shelf.

โ€” The FunkoPopFan Team

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