Wacky Wobblers made their Funko debut in 1998 with the introduction of none other than Big Boy himself. Since then, Wacky Wobblers became a driving force of the early Funko years. Particularly from Funko’s venerable mascot Freddy Funko. We take a look at the Top-10 Most Valuable Freddy Funko Wobblers, who also just happen to be the Top-10 Most Valuable among all Wacky Wobblers.

Remember, estimated values tend to fluctuate, especially as we add more and more items and price points to ensure the guide’s accuracy. Scroll below for more information on how you can help us maintain our Wacky Wobblers database and lots more. Follow this link for a current list of the Most Valuable Wacky Wobblers on PPG.

Top-10 Wacky Wobblers

10. Freddy Funko (Blue Tux) – $1,710

9. Boo Berry Freddy – $2,080

8. Freddy Funko as Boba Fett – $2,200

7. Freddy Funko (Metallic Gold Tux) – $2,360

6. Freddy Funko (Metallic Blue Tux) – $2,360

5. Freddy Lee (Red Trunks) – $2,730

4. Super Freddy (Funatic Collector Series) – $2,760

3. Freddy Holding Spider-Man PEZ – $2,970

2. Freddy Holding Batman PEZ – $4,000

1. Freddy Funko (Purple Tux) – $5,000

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Venerable mascot Freddy Funko adopts all 12 Zodiac signs to comprise its Pop! Zodiac series released over the course of 2017 and 2018. So we decided to take a look at the most valuable among them.

Remember, estimated values tend to fluctuate, especially as we add more and more items and price points to ensure the guide’s accuracy. Scroll below for more information on how you can help us build our Funko database. Follow this link for a current list of the Most Valuable Pop! Zodiac on PPG.

Most Valuable Pop! Zodiac

12. Aquarius – $36 

11. Libra – $45

10. Sagittarius – $50

9. Scorpio – $50

8. Virgo – $50

7. Aries – $55

6. Capricorn – $55

5. Taurus – $60

4. Pisces – $60

3. Gemini – $75

2. Cancer – $90

1. Leo – $105

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Dim the lights. It’s time for our latest Top-10 List with a look at the most-valuable blacklight-themed Funko Pop! figures on Pop Price Guide.

You know the ones. Those Pop!s with that special glow to them.

Remember, estimated values tend to fluctuate, especially as we add more items and price points to ensure the guide’s accuracy. See below how you can help! Then follow this link for a current list of the most-valuable blacklight Funko Pop! figures found on PPG.

Top-10 Most-Valuable Blacklight Funko Pop! Figures

10. Donatello (Soda) ($155)

9. Blacklight Bonnie ($155)

8. Carnage ($200 – $210)

7. Freddy Funko (White Face) ($210)

6. Spock (NFT) ($250)

5. Freddy Funko (Captain Kirk) (NFT) ($290)

4. Freddy Funko (Green & Purple) ($320)

3. Bebop (Legendary) ($420)

2. Freddy Funko (Yellow Face) ($580)

1. Freddy Funko (Pink Face) ($830)

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The company’s latest off-shoot from Pop! figures (remember Dorbz, Hikari and Wacky Wobblers?) made its debut in early 2020 with none other than Big Boy.

Today there are close to 600 (595 if you’re scoring at home) Soda Figures found on Pop Price Guide. Among them are more than 180 Sealed Cans. So we thought we’d also include a Top-10 list of Sealed Cans, check them out below.

Keep in mind that estimated values are always on the move, particularly as we add more and more price points to ensure the guide’s accuracy. For an updated list of the most-valuable Funko Soda figures, follow this link.

Top-10 Most-Valuable Funko Vinyl Soda Figures on Pop Price Guide

10. Huckleberry Hound (Red) ($190)

9. Boo Berry (Yummy Mummy Inspired) ($220-$490)

8. Fruit Brute (Franken Berry Inspired) ($230)

7. Yummy Mummy (Fruit Brute Inspired) ($230)

6. Matthew Patel (Grayscale) ($310-$330)

5. H.R. Pufnstuf with Hat ($330)

4. Freddy Funko (Bow Tie) (Lemon Lime Shirt) ($370)

3. Batman [ECCC] (Pink) ($370)

2. Sleestak (Gold) ($650)

1. Freddy Funko (NYC) (Pizza) ($1,060-$1,580)

Top-10 Most-Valuable Funko Soda Sealed Cans

10. Harley Quinn (Harlequin) (Sealed Can) (12,000 pcs) ($65)

9. Matthew Patel [ECCC] (Sealed Can) (2,000 pcs) ($75-$80)

8. Lion-O (Sealed Can) (7,500 pcs) ($90)

7. Batman [ECCC] (Sealed Can) (5,000 pcs) ($90)

6. H.R. Pufnstuf (Sealed Can) (2,000 pcs) ($100)

5. Yummy Mummy (Sealed Can) (5,000 pcs) ($105)

4. Fruit Brute (Sealed Can) (5,000 pcs) ($160)

3. Freddy Vampire (Sealed Can) (10,000 pcs) ($165)

2. Sleestak (Sealed Can) (1,500 pcs) ($165)

1. Freddy Funko (NYC) (Sealed Can) (2,000 pcs) ($350)

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Freddy Funko (NYPD)[NYCC] is among the new vinyl figures announced this week in the run up to the 2019 NYCC, slated for Oct. 3-6 in Manhattan’s Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.

Take a peek at all the reveals from Day 1 by clicking here. And stay tuned for information regarding each item’s shared exclusive.

Check back throughout the day as we update this year’s haul of NYCC Exclusives as they’re announced.

Day 1 Highlights

New York Comic Con Reveals: Day 2

Stepping up to the plate for Funko…Pop! Babe Ruth, who receives a Pinstripe version to compliment his first vinyl figure.Paulie Pigeon makes for a affable Funko mascot at this year’s NYCC with Red, Black and Jersey versions.

Pop! My Hero Academia debuts two new characters in Killer Stain [NYCC] and Dabi [NYCC].

Funko gets us dolled up for the Yule Ball in grand fashion…literally…with the introduction of Olympe Maxime (Yule Ball)(6-Inch)[NYCC]. Joining her from the world of Harry Potter is Argus Filch with Mrs. Norris [NYCC].

The Dark Knight becomes the Pink Chrome [NYCC] Knight with the latest convention iteration of Bruce Wayne’s alter ego. Batman teams with Huntress to make a formidable tandem.

Funko’s latest foray into Pop! Ad Icons is particularly sweet with new variants of Mimic the Monkey (Red Overalls)[NYCC] and PEZ Girl (Blonde)[NYCC]. Coraline is a treat in PEZ form, including her Button-Eyed Chase piece.

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Speaking of exceptions, maybe Batman can count, now that we think about it. And Batgirl. Both can be seen in their familiar Batsuits, except in the color scheme of Harley Quinn. And why is this? It’s part of the Impopsters series, which features Batman and company in the liveries of various villains. And why is this? It’s the world of Pop!, don’t ask.

Remember how we said we weren’t going to include superheroes who weren’t dressed as someone else? The Coon & Friends gang from South Park are okay here because they aren’t really superheroes with actual powers. So they’re just running around in costumes. Except for maybe Mint Berry Crunch. And possibly Mysterion. But their identity remains safe with us. Besides, spoilers and all…

Several Disney/Pixar characters fit the costume theme, at least a couple of them from actual appearances in films. Finnick from Zootopia looks adorable in his elephant jammies, which aren’t really a costume, right? Well, since he’s actually an adult fox pretending to be a kid, yeah, it counts. In Coco, Miguel appears throughout much of the movie in Day of the Dead inspired makeup to fit in with the underworld. Day of the Dead, Halloween… it’s all good this time of year. And since Star Wars is now part of the Disney universe, let’s count Finn, who’s not a real Stromtrooper, but dresses like one when needed.

Can a work outfit count as a costume? It does when it’s Beefsquatch! Gene Belcher from Bob’s Burgers frequently wears a sandwich board (or is that a burger board?), but on occasion, adds extra toppings with a Sasquatch mask. Beeeeefsquaaaaatch!

It’s not all cartoon characters, either. For example, you’d expect to see Ralphie from A Christmas Story immortalized as a Pop! figure in his bunny pajamas. (Even though we just declared jammies aren’t really a costume). But how about as a wild west sheriff, a costume change that only happened in his dreams? Yeah, that works.

On the other end of the not-a-cartoon spectrum, consider the Daleks from Doctor Who. As it turns out, Dalek Sec is a Cthulhu-like cycloptic creature in a dapper suit, who sits inside the robot casing. And yes, he/it is available in Pop! form.

Can a costume be involuntary? Rick Sanchez, from Rick and Morty is available as a Pop! figure with a facehugger from Alien stuck to his face. Oddly enough, it’s noncanonical as far as the TV show goes, but somehow it all makes sense.

Of course the all-time champion of cross-character-dressing has to be Deadpool. There’s hardly a character or person or trope or idea that can’t be mixed in with Deadpool’s very meta-identity. You can find him as a chicken, a cheerleader, a chimichanga enthusiast… but the best of all has to be as TV painting instructor Bob Ross. And that last one is actually based on a NSFW trailer for the second movie, so it has some basis in reality.

There are some Pop! figures for whom it’s hard to determine which character is wearing which. Freddy Funko has been reimagined in quite a few forms over the years, but what about his mashup with Pennywise, the clown from IT? Is that Freddy in Penny makeup, or Mr. Wise wearing Mr. Funko’s clothes?

Either way, have a safe and fun Halloween, whether you dress as Pennywise, or Deadpool, or Deadpool as Pennywise, or…

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Add them to your collection before they are gone, only from Funko. Will you be adding this version of spacesuit Freddy to your collection?

Spacesuit Freddy Vynl joins the previous iterations such as; Wacky Wobbler, Bobble Car,  POP!, and Dorbz.

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]]> 2661 https://www.poppriceguide.com/2018/06/hikari-freddy-funko/ Fri, 01 Jun 2018 00:00:00 +0000 http://localhost/wwwhobbydb/new.poppriceguide/2018/06/01/hikari-freddy-funko/ Your Hikari Freddy Funko collection is about to become more colorful. Even more so. Neon Yellow Glitter Freddy is the latest hue to be plucked from the rainbow for Funko’s affable mascot. This is the 37th Hikari version of Freddy, joining some classics such as Clear Glitter Creature, Candy Corn and Monkey King. You’ll have [...]

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]]> Your Hikari Freddy Funko collection is about to become more colorful. Even more so.

Neon Yellow Glitter Freddy is the latest hue to be plucked from the rainbow for Funko’s affable mascot.

This is the 37th Hikari version of Freddy, joining some classics such as Clear Glitter Creature, Candy Corn and Monkey King.

You’ll have to act quickly, however, to snare this Funko Shop exclusive. Hikari Neon Yellow Glitter Freddy is limited to 500 pieces.

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]]> 2449 https://www.poppriceguide.com/2018/04/72211/ Wed, 11 Apr 2018 00:00:00 +0000 http://localhost/wwwhobbydb/new.poppriceguide/2018/04/11/72211/ Freddy Funko won’t be hard to spot in his new neon green form. Getting your hands on Hikari’s latest incarnation of the venerable Funko mascot, however, won’t be as simple. Freddy (Neon Green) arrives via a Funko Shop exclusive and is limited to just 500 pieces.   [...]

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]]> Freddy Funko won’t be hard to spot in his new neon green form.

Getting your hands on Hikari’s latest incarnation of the venerable Funko mascot, however, won’t be as simple.

Freddy (Neon Green) arrives via a Funko Shop exclusive and is limited to just 500 pieces.

 

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]]> 8697 https://www.poppriceguide.com/2018/01/aquarius-freddy-funko-joins-pop-zodiac-line/ https://www.poppriceguide.com/2018/01/aquarius-freddy-funko-joins-pop-zodiac-line/#comments Wed, 24 Jan 2018 00:00:00 +0000 http://localhost/wwwhobbydb/new.poppriceguide/2018/01/24/aquarius-freddy-funko-joins-pop-zodiac-line/ Aquarius is the latest Freddy to join the Pop Zodiac line. Aquarius are born between January 20th and February 18th, and are typically independent, mysterious, free-spirited and enjoy spending time with friends. The Aquarius Freddy Funko Pop is a Funko Shop limited edition exclusive. [...]

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]]> Aquarius is the latest Freddy to join the Pop Zodiac line. Aquarius are born between January 20th and February 18th, and are typically independent, mysterious, free-spirited and enjoy spending time with friends. The Aquarius Freddy Funko Pop is a Funko Shop limited edition exclusive.

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