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Immerse yourself in the dark fantasy world of the cult film *Legend* with this impressive POP! Super No. 2158 figure dedicated to the Lord of Darkness. Produced by Funko, this large-scale version captures the spectacular appearance of the main antagonist from Ridley Scott’s film, with his immense horns, red skin and instantly recognisable demonic silhouette
Unlike a standard POP! figure, this version is part of the Super range, which allows for a more imposing portrayal of the character and, above all, his impressive pair of horns.
Crafted in Funko’s signature style, the figurine retains the stylised proportions of the range whilst incorporating the key elements of the character’s costume and design. It is a particularly interesting piece for fans of 1980s fantasy films and collectors of POP! Movies figures dedicated to cinema’s greatest villains.
Lord of Darkness, usually referred to simply as Darkness, is the main antagonist in the film *Legend*, directed by Ridley Scott and released in 1985. The character is portrayed on screen by Tim Curry, whose performance and spectacular make-up played a major part in making Darkness an iconic figure of 1980s fantasy cinema.
Darkness reigns over an underground world and seeks to impose eternal night upon the world. His plan relies in particular on the disappearance of the unicorns, creatures whose existence is linked to light and the balance of the kingdom. He also seeks to seduce and corrupt Princess Lili in order to lure her into his realm.
Standing against him is Jack, a young hero who sets out to save Lili and prevent Darkness from extinguishing the light once and for all. This clash between light and darkness lies at the heart of the story of Legend.
With his red face, imposing physique and, above all, his gigantic black horns, Darkness boasts one of the most recognisable creature designs in fantasy cinema. The POP! Super format is therefore particularly well-suited to this character, as it better preserves the sense of grandeur and menace that characterises his appearance.