Funko Pop Analysis

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. I enjoyed Funko Pop! animated shorts which could be seen online on YouTube or at retailer stores such as Hot Topic. In each animated short, Funko Pop! figurines are portraying the characters they are represented. In one of the shorts, the Funk Pop! figurine of Beauty and the Beast’s Belle is taken to the forbidden room by another the figurine of the candle character Lumiere where they find the rose before discovering the figurine of the Beast was there with them. Another short shows the Marvel heroine, Spider Gwen facing off the villain Venom in a rooftop at night; in the after a musical defeat, Villain is hanging upside down and wrapped in webbing while Spider Gwen listens to music with her smartphone. American Girl also uses commercials

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