Figurine Funko Pop! Animation Frieren No. 1989 - Himmel (With Chase variant)
This collectible vinyl figure represents the character of Himmel, published by Funko as part of its Pop! Animation collection under official Frieren licence. Made entirely from PVC, it features the legendary hero of the story, ideal for assembling your group of travellers within your anime collection.
This item includes a one in six (1/6) chance of randomly obtaining the alternative 'Chase' version, which features a different finish or stance to the standard production model. The "Chase" version is guaranteed for any simultaneous purchase of a pack of 6 Pop! figures of the same reference.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: Funko
- Range: Pop! Vinyl / Animation
- Model number: 1989
- Character: Himmel (With "Chase" variant possible)
- License: Frieren / Frieren: Beyond Journey's End
- Type of product: Vinyl Figure with fixed head
- Material: PVC
- Figure height: Approx. 9 cm
- Language of packaging: Multilingual (ML)
- Shop reference: 238951
- Manufacturer reference (SKU): 86493
- International barcode (EAN): 0889698864930
- Type of packaging: Illustrated cardboard box with transparent plastic window, allowing the figurine to be displayed while keeping the product protected in its original closed packaging. The box includes the official label indicating the possibility of a Chase version.
Origin and world of the character
Himmel is a major character from the manga and animated fantasy adaptation Frieren(Frieren: Beyond Journey's End), created by Kanehito Yamada and Tsukasa Abe. Known as "Himmel the Hero", he is the charismatic leader of the group of adventurers who, after a rigorous ten-year journey, managed to defeat the Demon King and restore peace to the world. Characterised by his selfless courage, deep-seated kindness and a touch of self-assumed narcissism, he left his mark on the lives of his companions, particularly the elf-mage Frieren. The work is distinguished by its original narrative approach, beginning after the dissolution of the group and exploring the grief and memories of Frieren, who, unaffected by the passage of time, realises the brevity of human life after Himmel's funeral and now seeks to better understand humans.
