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Figaro, Geppetto’s adorable little cat from the Disney classic *Pinocchio*, joins Funko’s Disney POP! collection with this figure (No. 1847). This version is part of the Disney Baby Animals range and depicts the character in a particularly endearing pose, perched on a small wood-effect base.
The figurine measures approximately 9.4 cm in height and depicts Figaro in Funko’s instantly recognisable style. The black-and-white kitten retains his large ears, rosy cheeks and slightly sulky expression, whilst a small blue scarf adds a touch of colour to the overall look.
Made from PVC, this POP! is designed primarily for collecting and display. It comes in the traditional Funko display box, allowing the figurine to be viewed without removing it from its packaging.
Technical specifications
Manufacturer: Funko
Range / Collection: POP! Disney / Disney Baby Animals
Number: 1847
Licence: Disney
Sub-licence: Pinocchio
Character: Figaro
Type: Collectable POP! figurine
Material: PVC / vinyl
Height: approx. 9.4 cm
Pose: Figaro sitting on a wood-effect base
Main colours: black, cream, white, pink, blue and brown
Funko reference: 95979
EAN: 0889698959797
Character background and lore
Figaro first appeared in *Pinocchio*, the classic Disney animated film released in 1940. He is Geppetto’s little cat and shares the old woodcarver’s home with Cleo, his goldfish. Despite his sometimes capricious and jealous nature, Figaro remains deeply devoted to his master and is an integral part of the little family surrounding Pinocchio.
The character is distinguished by a highly expressive personality. Without needing to speak, his facial expressions, exaggerated reactions and interactions with Cleo ensure he plays a memorable role in several scenes throughout the film.
Figaro’s popularity has far surpassed that of Pinocchio. Disney subsequently reused him in several animated short films, notably alongside Minnie Mouse and Pluto. He has thus become one of the most recognisable cats in the Disney universe, despite his relatively minor role in the feature film that first introduced him.
This POP! No. 1847 harks back to his origins in the world of Pinocchio and particularly highlights his appearance as a young cat, which explains his inclusion in the Disney Baby Animals collection.