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Meet Jack Skellington, accompanied by his faithful ghost dog Zero, with this Funko POP! & Buddy figurine No. 1808, inspired by *The Nightmare Before Christmas*. This edition brings the two characters together in a single set, featuring Funko’s iconic style with stylised proportions and a design perfect for collectors.
Jack retains his iconic look here with his black-and-white striped suit and skeletal silhouette, whilst Zero accompanies him in the smaller scale characteristic of the POP! & Buddy range. The duo perfectly captures the gothic, poetic and slightly macabre atmosphere of Halloween Town.
Presented in an illustrated window box, this figurine is an ideal piece for collectors of Disney, *The Nightmare Before Christmas* or Funko POP! figures featuring pairs of iconic characters.
Manufacturer: Funko
Range: POP! & Buddy
Number: 1808
Licence: The Nightmare Before Christmas
Characters: Jack Skellington & Zero
Type: POP! figure with Buddy
Material: PVC
Use: collection and display
Packaging: Original illustrated window box
Jack Skellington is the famous Pumpkin King of Halloween Town and the main protagonist of The Nightmare Before Christmas, a film conceived by Tim Burton and directed by Henry Selick. Tired of repeating the same Halloween celebrations year after year, Jack accidentally discovers Christmas Town and becomes fascinated by the world of Christmas.
Convinced he can organise the festivities himself, he decides to make Christmas his own with the help of the inhabitants of Halloween Town. Despite his good intentions, his macabre take on this tradition quickly leads to a series of disasters.
Zero is Jack’s faithful ghostly dog. Recognisable by his spectral form and his glowing pumpkin-shaped nose, he regularly accompanies his master and plays a particularly crucial role when guiding his sleigh through the fog.
The Jack and Zero duo has become one of the film’s most iconic pairings. Their relationship reflects both Zero’s loyalty to Jack and the unique aesthetic of The Nightmare Before Christmas, which blends a gothic atmosphere, black humour and the magic of Christmas.