Figurine Funko POP! Movies No. 2053 - Wicked / Care Bears - Funshine Bear as Wicked Scarecrow
This vinyl figure features an original cross-licence, merging a character from the Care Bears universe with the appearance of The Scarecrow from the world of the fairytale film Wicked.
The model incorporates the stylistic features of the Funko POP! range, combining an oversized head with a smaller body. The yellow teddy bear is depicted wearing the scarecrow's patched costume, with textures imitating burlap, straw details peeking out from his sleeves, a cord tied around his neck and his dark pointed hat crumpled on his head. The statuette shows him standing in a stable posture, capturing his playful facial expression.
Designed primarily for display on shelves, desks or in shop windows, this collector's item comes in its original cardboard window box packaging, allowing the figurine to be viewed without opening the box.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: Funko
- Range: POP! Movies
- Model number: N° 2053
- License: Movie / Wicked
- Sub-license: Wicked Care Bears
- Character: Funshine Bear as Wicked Scarecrow
- Material: Plastic PVC / Vinyl
- Product type: Vinyl figure with fixed head
- Figure height: Approx. 9.5 cm
- EAN Code: 0889698933872
- Supplier Reference (SKU ) : 93387
- 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)
This figurine is part of a special collaborative collection released to coincide with the musical film Wicked, a work exploring the untold story of the witches of the Land of Oz before Dorothy's journey. In this offbeat series, the famous Care Bears created in the 1980s don the costumes of the mythical characters from the tale. Funshine Bear (known as Grosjojo in French), the optimistic yellow bear with a smiling sun on his belly, takes on the features of the Scarecrow. This legendary character is on a perpetual quest for a brain through the magical adventures of Elphaba and Glinda. This crossover combines the joyful innocence of the teddy bears with the fantastic, theatrical aesthetic of the Oz saga.
