Figurine Funko POP! Disney No. 733 - The Snow Queen 2 - Olaf with Bruni
This vinyl figure represents the snowman Olaf accompanied by the little salamander Bruni, based on their appearance in the Disney Studios animated film The Snow Queen 2(Frozen 2).
This model reproduces the visual characteristics of the characters, using the graphic style typical of the Funko POP! range, with an oversized head and simplified body. The snowman is shown seated in a cheerful pose, sporting a moulded carrot nose, twig arms and expressive happy teeth. On his head is the little blue Bruni salamander. The markings under the figure's name on the packaging read "Vinyl Figure", designating a figure with a fixed head.
Designed primarily for display on a shelf, on a desk or in a window, this collector's item comes in its original cardboard packaging with a transparent window so you can see the figure without opening the box.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: Funko
- Range: POP! Disney
- Model number : N° 733
- License : Disney
- Sub-licence: The Snow Queen 2 (Frozen 2)
- Characters : Olaf with Bruni
- Material : Plastic PVC / Vinyl
- Type of product : Vinyl Figure with fixed head
- Figure height : Approx. 9 cm
- EAN Code : 0889698465854
- Supplier Reference (SKU) : 46585
- Packaging type : Original window box
- Box dimensions : 16.00 cm high, 11.50 cm long, 9.00 cm wide
Origin and world of the character (Lore)
Introduced in the first instalment of the franchise, Olaf is a magical, innocent snowman created unconsciously by Elsa's powers, with a passion for warm hugs. In The Snow Queen 2 (2019), he accompanies Anna, Elsa, Kristoff and Sven on their journey into the heart of the Enchanted Forest to discover the origin of the Queen's powers. During this exploration, the group comes face to face with the elemental spirits of nature, including the Fire Spirit, who manifests herself in the guise of Bruni, a small, lively and fearful salamander. After being calmed by Elsa, the creature takes a liking to the travellers and finds an ideal playmate in Olaf, illustrating the harmonious cohabitation between the magic of Arendelle and the forces of nature.
