Castiel with Wings (Supernatural) Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure

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Following the story of ghost/vampire/werewolf-hunters Sam and Dean, Supernatural is a favorite of many. Welcome to a comprehensive guide for the best Supernatural Funko Pops. He’s so cute — but you know he’s sad behind all that makeup. 7. Buzz Lightyear Freddy Funko (Glow-in-the-Dark) You wouldn't want to put this Spongebob under the sea. This 2013 "Fan Shellabration" metallic variant is worth more than a month's worth of Krabby Patties. Dean [Bloody]” from Supernatural is a variant of Funko Pop! #94 “Dean”. This Funko Pop! is a Convention exclusive. Dean [Bloody, Metallic]

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That makes this Funko Pop perfect for true Supernatural connoisseurs. The outfit is always very accurate, and Bobby is even holding a shotgun. Pros The chrome red version of superhero Stan Lee is so rare, we couldn't even find a good picture of it. Only 12 of them were ever made, and they pretty much never go up for sale. Dean” from Supernatural is #94 in Funko’s Television line of Pop! vinyl collectables. Dean [Bloody] It looks like Count Chocula beat out Franken Berry and Boo Berry in their cereal-based popularity war for children’s diabetes, at least when it comes to Funko Pops.

Bottom Line: Ghost Rider

Made in 2012 and inspired by the "Texas Chainsaw 3D" film of 2013, only 12 of these bloody variants were ever made. Lucifer, predominantly portrayed by Mark Pellegrino, is the series’ second-oldest archangel and the series’ first fallen angel. He was introduced as a recurrent character in the fifth season. A terrifyingly terrific POP! Enid Sinclair wants to join your POP! Television family. Join her on delightfully twisted adventures and have fun recreating the mysteries and mayhem of the Netflix Wednesday series at home. Answer: The Dumbo Clown Face & Gold Funko is considered the rarest one yet, with only 48 pieces available worldwide. Cast Your Circle

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Dean [Bloody, Metallic]” from Supernatural is a variant of Funko Pop! #94 “Dean”. This Funko Pop! is a Convention & Underground Toys exclusive. Dean [Undercover FBI] It turns out that Vegeta, a fan favorite from "Dragon Ball Z," also has a very high power rating in the Funko universe. At least its New York Comic-Con Arlia variant does.

Bottom Line: Jaime Lannister Freddy Funko

The Andy Dwyer Johnny Karate Funko is a Fugitive Toys exclusive Pop that was only sent out in mystery boxes. While the Impala is Dean’s car on the show, it’s a vehicle with great significance. The trunk is crammed with weapons that have been customized and created to assist The Winchesters in their hunting endeavors. Dean refers to the car as “Baby”, showing clear signs of affection. John Winchester

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This San Diego Comic-Con Disney Store exclusive variant was limited to 480 pieces. It was made in 2011, and although these are rare, they're not too difficult to find. Surprisingly, a large number of them were created — 480 of these 2012 San Diego Comic-Con exclusives are in existence. Please oh please say you’re bringing out more Supernatural POPs as got all these and just acquired Baby with Sam ride along POP. If you’re starting a Funko Pop collection of “Supernatural” characters, you must include everyone’s favorite angel, Castiel. To compile this list of Funko grails, we used Pop Price Guide, a popular, although not definitive, pricing guide to all things Funko. Sometimes the Pop Price Guide will list an item for less than what it’s going for on the market, and it does not always take all sales into consideration. However, it’s still a reliable guide to see what Funko Pops are selling for, as an estimated average.Bobby Singer” from Supernatural is #305 in Funko’s Television line of Pop! vinyl collectables. This Funko Pop! was pre-released exclusively at Hot Topic. Dean [with Blade] Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Of all of "The Incredibles" Pops, the real hero of the bunch — price-wise, at least — is Mr. Incredible’s blue suit variant. Created for the "Captain America: The First Avenger," this San Diego Comic-Con exclusive variant released in 2011 with an edition size of 480.