Figurine Funko POP! Television No. 1927 - Star Trek: Voyager - Seven of Nine (Metallic)
This vinyl figure represents the iconic Seven of Nine, one of the most memorable and charismatic characters from the science fiction television series Star Trek: Voyager.
This version comes with an exclusive Metallic finish. The technological components of the car's equipment are covered in a carefully crafted metallic sheen, subtly highlighting the bionic implants and the texture of the on-board suit.
The model incorporates the graphic proportions characteristic of the Funko POP! range, combining an oversized head with a reduced body. The collectible statuette perfectly recreates the features of the famous human of Borg origin freed from the Collective. It shows off her blond hair in a tight bun, her analytical gaze and her distinctive Borg cortical implant above her left eyebrow. The figure wears his distinctive tight-fitting full body suit and adopts a fixed, stable posture for display on a flat surface.
Designed primarily for display on a shelf, on a desk or in a shop window, this collector's item comes in its original cardboard window box packaging to keep this cult figure dust-free.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: Funko
- Range: POP! Television
- Model number: N° 1927
- Finish: Metallic
- Licence: Star Trek
- Sub-licence: Star Trek: Voyager
- Character: Seven of Nine (Annika Hansen)
- Material: PVC plastic / Vinyl
- Type of product: Vinyl figure with fixed head
- Figure height: Approx. 9.5 cm
- EAN Code: 0889698936347
- Supplier Reference (SKU ) : 93634
- 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)
Born a human under the name Annika Hansen, Seven of Nine was assimilated by the Borg Collective at the age of just six. Evolving for more than two decades as a drone with no individual will, her destiny changed when the crew of the USS Voyager crossed paths with the Borg in the Delta Quadrant. Following a forced temporary alliance, she is disconnected from the hive mind by Captain Kathryn Janeway. Taken on board, she begins a long and painful process of readjustment to individuality and her own humanity. Thanks to her implacable logic inherited from the Borg and her prodigious scientific knowledge, she becomes an indispensable strategic asset in guiding the ship back to Earth. Her quest for identity and her philosophical dilemmas make her one of the most fascinating and acclaimed figures in the space saga.
