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Funko is an American company known for producing licensed pop culture collectibles, most notably its Pop! Vinyl figures. Founded in 1998 by Mike Becker and later sold to Brian Mariotti, Funko started with bobbleheads before evolving into a global powerhouse in the collectible toy industry. Pop! Vinyl Line (2010–Present) – The company’s most famous product, featuring stylized figures with oversized heads, covering franchises from movies, TV shows, video games, sports, anime, and more. Funko has partnerships with Disney, Marvel, DC, Star Wars, Harry Potter, anime studios, music artists, and sports leagues, making it one of the most diverse collectible brands. The company produces various collectibles, including Dorbz – Smaller, rounder figures with a smiling aesthetic. Funko Soda – Vinyl figures packaged in a soda can-style container. Funko Gold – Premium stylized figures, mainly for sports and music icons. Board Games & NFTs – Expanding into digital and tabletop gaming spaces. Retail & Fan Culture – Funko has flagship stores, exclusive online drops, and a massive presence at conventions like SDCC, NYCC, and ECCC. Funko has democratized collecting, making it more accessible with affordable pricing and an endless variety of figures. While not an art toy brand, its influence has helped mainstream vinyl figure Super7’s ReAction Figures are a line of 3.75-inch action figures inspired by the retro Kenner-style toys of the late 1970s and 1980s. These figures feature simple five points of articulation and vintage-style packaging, appealing to both nostalgic collectors and new fans of pop culture collectibles. The ReAction line is known for its retro aesthetic, limited articulation, and highly detailed sculpting that captures the essence of the characters while maintaining a vintage toy feel. Super7 frequently collaborates with artists and brands to release exclusive color variants and special editions, making them popular among collectors.