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Discover Homer Simpson in a Skeleton version with this Funko POP! Animation No. 1948 figurine, inspired by The Simpsons universe. This version offers a more macabre and original take on Springfield’s famous family man, whilst retaining the instantly recognisable style of Funko figurines.
The figurine depicts Homer with a stylised skeletal appearance that deliberately contrasts with his usual look. This version is a particularly interesting piece for collectors seeking unusual, seasonal variants or those inspired by the series’ signature black humour.
Presented in an illustrated window box, this POP! can be displayed straight from its packaging or taken out to join a collection dedicated to The Simpsons, Halloween editions or the original variants from the POP! Animation range.
Manufacturer: Funko
Range: POP! Animation
Number: 1948
Licence: The Simpsons
Character: Homer Simpson
Version: Skeleton
Type: POP! figure
Material: PVC
Use: collection and display
Packaging: original illustrated window box
Homer Simpson is the father of the Simpson family and one of the most iconic characters in the series created by Matt Groening. An employee at the Springfield Nuclear Power Plant, he is known for his clumsiness, his impulsiveness and his unconditional love of doughnuts, Duff beer and days spent in front of the television.
Husband to Marge Simpson and father to Bart, Lisa and Maggie, Homer is often the cause of the series’ most absurd situations. Despite his many faults, he regularly shows himself to be deeply devoted to his family and capable of sincere gestures when they need him.
His humour relies heavily on the contrast between his lack of judgement and the sometimes complex situations in which he finds himself. This exaggerated personality has helped make him one of the most recognisable characters in the history of television animation.
This Skeletor version playfully subverts his classic appearance and fits perfectly with the offbeat spirit of The Simpsons, who love to reimagine their characters through episodes and visual variations that are darker or more fantastical.