DISNEY BABY ANIMALS - POP Disney N° 1846 - Pegasus

Pegasus, Hercules’ faithful winged companion, joins Funko’s Disney POP! collection with this No. 1846 figurine from the Disney Baby Animals series. This version depicts the character in his form as a young foal, as he appears at the start of the animated classic *Hercules*.

Standing approximately 8.4 cm tall, the figurine reimagines Baby Pegasus in Funko’s signature style, with an oversized head and deliberately rounded shapes. His white coat, blue mane and small wings instantly evoke the image of the winged horse created by Disney.

Made from PVC, this POP! is primarily intended for collecting and display. It comes in the traditional Funko display box and can be paired with other figures from the Disney Baby Animals collection, notably Figaro and Lady.

Technical specifications

Manufacturer: Funko

Range / Collection: POP! Disney / Disney Baby Animals

Number: 1846

Licence: Disney

Sub-licence: Hercules

Character: Pegasus

Version: Baby Pegasus

Type: Collectible POP! figurine

Material: PVC / vinyl

Height: approx. 8.4 cm

Main colours: white and blue

Funko reference: 95981

EAN: 0889698959810

Origin and character background (Lore)

Pegasus is the winged horse who accompanies Hercules in the classic Disney animated film released in 1997. In this loose adaptation of Greek mythology, he is created by Zeus as a gift for his infant son.

Zeus fashioned Pegasus from the clouds to give Hercules a companion who could grow up alongside him. The two characters thus developed a very strong bond from a very young age, making Pegasus much more than just a mount.

When Hercules later sets out to prove that he is a true hero and to reclaim his place amongst the gods of Mount Olympus, Pegasus becomes his faithful travelling companion. Able to fly thanks to his large wings, he carries Hercules on his adventures and regularly intervenes in his battles against the creatures sent by Hades.

Despite his majestic appearance as an adult, Pegasus also has a very expressive and sometimes comical temperament. In particular, he can be suspicious or jealous when Hercules’s attention turns to Megara, which contributes to several humorous scenes in the film.

This POP! No. 1846 goes right back to the origins of this relationship, depicting Pegasus when he was still just a young foal, shortly after his creation by Zeus and at the beginning of his friendship with Hercules.