POP Myths N° 32 - Kitsune
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POP Myths N° 32 - Kitsune
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- Free from 39€ onwards
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- Release date
- 11/2026 *
- Theme
- Other
- Franchise
- GEEK Collection
- Category
- Bobble Head POP
- Manufacturer
- Funko (GPSR)
- Bar code
- 0889698883122
- Reference
- 253954
- SKU
- 88312 / 889698883122
- Weight
- N.C.
- Composition
- PVC
- Dimension (packaging included)
- 11.50cm (Length) 9.00cm (Width) 16.00cm (Height)
- Others
Add an iconic figure from Japanese folklore to your collection with this Funko POP! Myths No. 32 – Kitsune figurine. This version celebrates the famous supernatural fox in Funko’s instantly recognisable style, with stylised proportions and a design perfect for display.
The Kitsune is depicted as a mystical creature rooted in Japanese tradition, known for its intelligence, supernatural powers and ability to change its appearance. This interpretation fits perfectly into the POP! Myths range, dedicated to great legendary and mythological figures.
Made from PVC and presented in an illustrated window box, this figurine is a unique piece for fans of Japanese folklore, fantasy and unconventional Funko collections.
Technical specifications
Manufacturer: Funko
Range: POP! Myths
Number: 32
Creature: Kitsune
Licence: GEEK Collection
Type: POP! figurine
Material: PVC
EAN: 0889698883122
Supplier reference: 88312
BEM’S category: POP! Bobble Head
Box dimensions: 11.5 × 9 × 16 cm
Use: collection and display
Packaging: original illustrated window box
Origin and lore of the creature
The Kitsune is a supernatural fox of particular significance in Japanese folklore. According to the tales, it becomes more powerful, more intelligent and wiser as it grows older.
Kitsune are often associated with the ability to change shape, particularly to take on a human form. According to tradition, they can be benevolent, protective and loyal, but also mischievous or deceitful.
They are also closely linked to Inari, a Japanese deity associated in particular with rice, prosperity and fertility. In this context, foxes are regarded as Inari’s messengers and are frequently depicted in the shrines dedicated to him.
The number of tails a kitsune has is traditionally linked to its age and power, with tales sometimes referring to foxes with as many as nine tails. This POP! Myths No. 32 thus brings one of the most famous creatures of Japanese folklore to life in Funko’s signature style.
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