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Funko Pop! Star Wars #31 R2-D2 (Special Edition Futura Black and White) Vinyl Figure Bobblehead Vaulted Collectible With Protector

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This is a Funko Pop! vinyl figure from the Star Wars series, featuring R2-D2 in a Special Edition Futura design with a black and white zebra-like pattern.

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SKU: FPF-STARWARS-31-5KFX

This is a Funko Pop! vinyl figure from the Star Wars series, featuring R2-D2 in a Special Edition Futura design with a black and white zebra-like pattern.

Key Features

  • Officially licensed Funko Pop! vinyl collectible
  • Approximately 4 inches tall
  • Includes protective collector case
  • Original window box packaging
  • Funko Pop! Item #31

Collector Notes

The packaging includes a 'Special Edition' sticker on the bottom right corner. The box is sealed and displays the iconic Funko Pop! branding with a large 'POP!' logo at the top left. The figure is encased in a clear plastic window box, showcasing the bobble-head style of the collectible.

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Our Collector's Take

Early Star Wars numbers get asked for by name and number together, since that is the only way to keep the first few dozen straight. R2-D2 at 31 is a good case.

This release is the Futura treatment: a black-and-white take on the droid rather than the full-color version, as the title sets out. That framing changes what the piece is โ€” a designer reading of a familiar shape rather than a straight portrait figure.

The early thirties are among the most collected entries in the line, so a variant sitting in that range has two things going for it: the number and the treatment. If you already own a plain R2-D2, this is the version that answers it, and if you do not, it is arguably the more interesting of the two to start with.

โ€” The FunkoPopFan Team

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