Funko Pop! & Buddy Fallout Figure No. 1766 – Ghoul with CX404
Get your next bounty alongside POP! The Ghoul with CX404! Released by Funko as part of its Pop! TV collection, this exclusive piece comes in the special ‘Pop! & Buddy’ format, featuring the mysterious bounty hunter and his faithful four-legged companion. Made entirely from PVC, this two-headed figurine is the perfect addition to your collection of gear and bottle caps in your Fallout® display cabinet.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: Funko
- Range: Pop! Vinyl / TV / Pop! & Buddy
- Model number: 1766
- Characters: The Ghoul and the CX404 dog
- Licence: Fallout
- Product type: Fixed-head vinyl figure (Vinyl Figure)
- Material: PVC
- Main figure size: Approx. 9.5 cm tall
- Packaging dimensions (1 item): 11.50 cm (Length) x 9.00 cm (Width) x 16.00 cm (Height)
- Packaging language: Multilingual (ML)
- Manufacturer’s reference (SKU): 86799
- International barcode (EAN): 0889698867993
- Packaging type: Illustrated cardboard box featuring a large transparent plastic window, allowing the pair of characters to be displayed whilst keeping the product protected in its original, sealed packaging.
Origin and character’s universe
Inspired by Bethesda’s famous post-apocalyptic role-playing video game franchise, the globally successful Fallout television series chronicles humanity’s struggle for survival in the heart of a radioactive nuclear wasteland. The Ghoul (whose real name is Cooper Howard) is a fearsome and cynical bounty hunter who has roamed the Wasteland for over two centuries. Once a pre-war film star, prolonged exposure to radiation has transformed him into a mutated being with necrotic skin, surviving only through regular doses of chemical serums. During his brutal wanderings in search of targets, he crosses paths with CX404, a highly trained and utterly loyal German Shepherd, raised in the heart of a secret Enclave laboratory. This exclusive “Pop! & Buddy” pack brings this unmissable duo of survivors to life, perfect for fans of the Wasteland lore.
