Funko Pop! Ride DLX Dragons No. 123 – Hiccup with Toothless
This collectable vinyl figure depicts the young and resourceful Viking chieftain Hiccup accompanied by his legendary steed, released by Funko as part of its prestigious Pop! Ride Deluxe range dedicated to legendary animated duos. Made entirely from PVC, this piece depicts the two heroes ready for adventure, with Hiccup proudly perched on the dragon’s back. Set sail for Berk: as rider and dragon, they form an inseparable pair ready to soar through the skies and land right at the heart of your Dragons collection.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: Funko
- Range: Pop! Vinyl / Ride Deluxe (DLX)
- Model number: 123
- Characters: Hiccup and Toothless
- Licence: Dragons (How to Train Your Dragon) / DreamWorks
- Product type: Fixed-head vinyl figure (Vinyl Figure)
- Material: PVC / Vinyl
- Figure height: Approx. 13–15 cm (Special Deluxe size to match the dragon’s wingspan)
- Packaging language: Multilingual (ML)
- Manufacturer’s reference (SKU): 81181
- International barcode (EAN): 0889698811811
- Packaging type: Large display box made of cardboard and transparent plastic, allowing you to admire the entire duo in flight whilst keeping the product perfectly protected in its sealed original packaging.
Origin and character background
Released in 2010 by DreamWorks Animation, the film Dragons revolutionised animated cinema by telling the story of Harold, a frail, intellectual young Viking living on the island of Berk, where fighting dragons is a way of life. Son of Chief Stoick the Vast, Hiccup struggles to fit in until the day he clumsily captures the rarest and most mysterious of all dragons: a Night Fury. Instead of killing it, he tames it, names it Toothless and builds it a mechanical tail prosthesis to enable it to fly again. This extraordinary friendship will turn his tribe’s traditions upside down and prove that humans and dragons can live in perfect harmony. This Deluxe diorama celebrates this unique bond, which has become one of the most touching pillars of modern pop culture.
