STREET FIGHTER 2026 - POP Movies N° 2097 - Ken

Meet Ken Masters, Ryu’s long-standing rival and friend, with this Funko POP! Movies No. 2097 figurine inspired by the film *Street Fighter* (2026). This version reimagines Capcom’s iconic fighter in the distinctive Funko figurine style, whilst retaining the key elements of his martial arts look.

The figure depicts Ken in a dynamic fighting pose, clad in his famous red gi and ready to take on his opponents. Its design highlights his blonde hair and more expressive demeanour, which contrast with Ryu’s more austere style.

Standing approximately 10 cm tall, this POP! joins the collection dedicated to the film *Street Fighter* (2026) and naturally complements the Ryu figurine (No. 2096) as well as the other fighters in the same series.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Funko

• Range: POP! Movies

• Number: 2097

• Licence: Street Fighter

• Film: Street Fighter (2026)

• Character: Ken Masters

• Type: POP! vinyl figurine

• Height: approx. 10 cm

• Outfit: red gi

• Pose: fighting stance

• Use: for collection and display

• Packaging: illustrated window box

Character background and lore

Ken Masters is one of the original characters in Street Fighter and shares much of his training with Ryu. Both fighters learnt the same martial arts fundamentals, but their personalities and approaches to combat are very different.

Whilst Ryu seeks above all to push himself to his limits, Ken adopts a more instinctive, flamboyant and aggressive approach. His style nevertheless retains several techniques shared with Ryu’s, notably the Hadoken, the Shoryuken and the Tatsumaki Senpukyaku.

Ken is particularly associated with the Shoryuken, which he often performs in faster versions or surrounded by flames. His friendly rivalry with Ryu is one of the most iconic relationships in the entire franchise.

In the world of the film *Street Fighter* (2026), Ken joins the other fighters in the World Warrior Tournament, reuniting with Ryu and the franchise’s leading figures in a new cinematic adaptation.

This POP! Movies No. 2097 thus pays tribute to one of Street Fighter’s most recognisable fighters, in a version directly linked to the 2026 film.