KARATE KID - POP Movies N° 2080 - Daniel Crane Kick

Relive one of the most iconic scenes from *The Karate Kid* with this Funko POP! Movies No. 2080 – Daniel Crane Kick figurine. This version captures the young hero as he performs his famous Crane Kick, a move that has become synonymous with the film and with 1980s cinema.

The figurine depicts Daniel in a dynamic pose, with one leg raised and his arms positioned in the characteristic stance of the technique taught by Mr Miyagi. The Funko style retains the range’s recognisable proportions whilst emphasising this iconic pose.

Presented in an illustrated window box, this POP! figure is an ideal addition for collectors of *The Karate Kid*, Daniel LaRusso or figures inspired by cult scenes. It complements the other versions of Daniel particularly well, as well as the Johnny Lawrence figures.

Technical specifications

• Manufacturer: Funko

• Range: POP! Movies

• Number: 2080

• Licence: The Karate Kid / Karate Kid

• Character: Daniel LaRusso

• Version / scene: Crane Kick

• Type: POP! figure

• Material: PVC

• Pose: dynamic, Crane Kick technique

• Use: collection and display

• Packaging: original illustrated window box

Character background and universe (Lore)

Daniel LaRusso is the protagonist of *The Karate Kid*, a film released in 1984. After moving to California with his mother, he quickly becomes the target of several pupils at the Cobra Kai dojo, notably Johnny Lawrence.

He then meets Mr Miyagi, who agrees to teach him karate using an approach based on discipline, balance and self-control. During his training, Daniel learns, amongst other things, the Crane Kick, a spectacular technique requiring precision, timing and control.

In the final of the All Valley tournament, Daniel faces Johnny despite a leg injury. He then uses the famous Crane Kick to land the decisive blow and win the fight.

This scene has become one of the most famous moments in the entire Karate Kid saga. POP! No. 2080 captures precisely this iconic stance, a symbol of Daniel’s development and Mr Miyagi’s teachings.