Funko Pop! Rocks: BTS Collectible Vinyl Figures, 3.75" (Set of 7)

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The fresh and boyish style of this variant aligns with Jin’s spirited and light-hearted attitude off-stage Funko didn’t chibify this figure. It’s a precise copy of Tata, right down to the rich colors and proportions

It’s a sought-after Pop in the BT21 line. And since it’s no longer in production, its value will keep on increasing with time V came up with Tata’s superpowers and meaning on his own, which gives this character a personal touch. Additionally, the LINE artists didn’t revise much of Tata’s original design by V It’s the only Pop that shows a hint of Jungkook’s body modifications. As such, the figure represents his personal preference for tattoos and piercings The group’s beloved dance captain always looks his best when flexing his dance moves. Therefore this figure of J-Hope breaking it down is a must-have when he’s your bias. The figure’s pose is reminiscent of many of BTS’ dance steps, which completely fits J-Hope’s main dancer role in the groupI like how Funko applied the eyeshadow because it looks much better than in the promotional photos. The color also matches the figure’s hair, which gives it a well-put-together look It’s one of the two Pops in the entire BTS line with long eyelashes painted on it, distinguishing its face from the others. (Only V’s Dynamite and Butter Funko Pops have this feature)

People usually associate Koalas with Australia or wildlife. But this specific blue one is well-known to ARMYs globally as Namjoon’s creation. It’s why if you need more RM in your life, having this Koya Pop is a great way to go about it.

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Aside from being part of the most attractive BTS Pops, it’s also one of the most valuable. It currently costs double to triple its original price This figure’s hair color is too blonde and light, while Jimin in the MV has dark blonde-brownish hair There’s a memorable date associated with this figure that diehard ARMYs will appreciate. The number on the Pop’s placard, 141018, refers to the start of the group’s first world tour, BTS Live Trilogy Episode II: The Red Bullet This figure has a notable paint job because it correctly mimics the texture of J-Hope’s clothes in the MV (The top has a shiny finish to imitate leather, and the pants are matte to replicate denim material)