LILO & STITCH - POP Disney N° 1839 - Stitch as Scar

This Disney Funko POP! figure (No. 1839) depicts Stitch in a costume inspired by Scar, the famous antagonist from *The Lion King*. This original take blends two iconic Disney worlds, transforming Experiment 626 into a miniature version of the fearsome lion from the Pride Lands.

Stitch retains his characteristic silhouette and large ears whilst wearing an outfit modelled on Scar’s appearance. The contrast between Stitch’s mischievous nature and the menacing demeanour of the Lion King character gives this POP! a distinctive identity amongst the many variations dedicated to Lilo & Stitch.

Made from vinyl, the figurine stands approximately 10.4 cm tall. It comes in the traditional Funko POP! window box, allowing it to be displayed either in or out of its packaging.

Technical specifications

Manufacturer: Funko

Range / Collection: POP! Disney

Licence: Disney

Sub-licence: Lilo & Stitch

Character: Stitch / Experiment 626

Version: Stitch as Scar

Character who inspired the costume: Scar

Universe associated with the costume: The Lion King

POP! number: 1839

Product type: Collectable vinyl figurine

Official Funko height: Approx. 10.4 cm / 4.1 inches

Funko reference: 95947

EAN: 0889698959476

Character background and universe (Lore)

Stitch, also known as Experiment 626, is an alien creature created by the scientist Jumba Jookiba. Originally designed to be extremely resilient, intelligent and destructive, he escapes and ends up on Earth, where he meets the young Lilo Pelekai in Hawaii.

Lilo adopts him, thinking he is an unusual pet. Through his time with Lilo and her sister Nani, Stitch gradually discovers the concept of ‘Ohana’, which means that no one should be left behind or forgotten. This relationship profoundly transforms his behaviour and is one of the central themes of Lilo & Stitch.

Scar, meanwhile, is the main antagonist in The Lion King. As Mufasa’s younger brother and Simba’s uncle, he seeks to seize the throne of the Pride Lands. Manipulative and ambitious, he is recognisable by his dark mane and the scar that runs across one of his eyes.

The ‘Stitch as Scar’ version released by Funko is not based on any canonical narrative event bringing together Lilo & Stitch and The Lion King. It is a crossover interpretation in which Stitch simply wears a costume inspired by Scar, thus bringing together two Disney franchises in a single collectable figure.