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Serialization 8/10: As I said before, your list of Sasuke Funko Pops! is kind of short. However, you can get a lot of Naruto-brand Funko Pops! to make up for it. This Funko Pop! in particular, could also fit in a Boruto-themed Funko Pop! collection.
Shonen Jump, and anime in general, wouldn’t be what it is today without the help of Naruto. It was a massive series that inspired creatives from the world over. One of the main tropes it propagated was that of the Shonen Rival. We’ve seen it before in series like Dragon Ball with Vegeta and after with Bakugo from My Hero Academia, but Naruto really was built around that concept. Sasuke really benefitted from Kishimoto’s work, he had a sympathetic past and the ups and downs of his journey really cemented him as one of anime’s most iconic characters. Despite that, he didn’t get treated too well in the area of Funko Pops! other series have had much better runs than the last remaining Uchiha. Maybe that has to do with Naruto as a series ending around the time Funko Pops! were really starting to hit it big, but I suppose the only thing we can do to show Funko Pop! how much we want more Sasuke Funko Pops! is to buy them. Essentially serving as an extension of the ninja’s body that invokes it, Susano’o starts as only an aura around the user and evolves into more physical and powerful forms as the technique is refined. Sasuke’s Susano’o has a purplish hue and a more demonic appearance as its main characteristic, with pairs of horns and glowing eyes. We see Susano’o being used by Indra Otsutsuki, Itachi Uchiha, Kakashi Hatake, Madara Uchiha, Sasuke Uchiha, Hagoromo Otsuki, and Shisui Uchiha, although the latter two only happen in the anime and are not considered canonical within the original material.
Serialization 7/10: Per the usual, the selection for Sasuke Funko Pops! is limited, but there’s a lot in the general Naruto brand. However, I do have to take a point away from this one since the selection of Funko Pops from Part 1 of Naruto is smaller than the ones from Shippuden. It was the only Funko Pop! for Sasuke from part 1 that I could find, so it’s not like there are many choices if you don’t like this one. Naruto is a famous Japanese manga written and drawn by Masashi Kishimoto, comprising 72 volumes. Following its success, this manga was adapted into an animated series, named Naruto for the first part and then Naruto Shippuden for the second part of the work. Naruto is today the third best-selling manga in the world (after One Piece and Dragon Ball) with more than 250 million copies sold.
Serialization” refers to if the Funko Pop! is part of any series outside of the franchise branding. This can refer to things like specific line-branding, such as the Harry Potter Anniversary collection, or if there are multiple Funko Pop! with special features like glowing in the dark or being a part of the Funko Pop! Rides! line of figures. Believe It!" Funko Pop Naruto Shippuden features multiple release waves including several exclusives. Based on the manga series by Masashi Kishimoto, Naruto: Shippūden is the continuation of the title character's quest to become Hokage, which is the name for the leader of his village. Despite its connection with Sharingan, using the eyes is unnecessary to invoke Susano’o, as it arises from the ninja’s Chakra. Serialization 7/10: This Funko Pop! has normal serialization. It doesn’t belong to any special lines within or outside of the Naruto Funko Pop! brand. This means the kinds of collections you can make with it are fairly limited in scope. There aren’t many Sasuke Funko Pops! to buy, but there actually is a relatively large collection of Naruto Funko Pops! in general, which can make for a decent-sized collection. By “Quality,” I’m referring to more than just the surface detail of the Funko Pop! Funko tends to all meet a decent standard for surface details, so I’m looking at the posing and other special features of the figure, like does it glow in the dark? Or have a metallic sheen or reflective glitter? These are small things, but they go a long way to making Funko Pops! themselves look cool on their own or even in a collection.
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Capturing Sasuke as he used his Sharingan to perfect the legendary moves of Susano’o, this figure accurately presents every detail with intricate sculpting and vibrant colors. Gemini Collectibles and Fugitive Toys are two of the most reliable stores where you can find Funko prototype figures.
This Funko Pop! looks amazing. The detail on the water and the lighting and wind effects for the Chidori and Rasengan are remarkable. The Madara Uchiha Naruto Funko pops animation is perhaps the favorite villain of the anime series. He was the chief of the Uchiha clan and reincarnated as Indra Ōtsutsuki. Any Naruto Shippuden fan needs this three ¾ inches tall pop! 8. Kaguya Otsutsuki – 2020 NYCC This Funko Pop! looks really cool. From the posing to having both and Sharingan and the Curse Mark across Sasuke’s body. Despite protecting the user, Susano’o has a high cost, compromising the health of the ninja who invokes it. During the story, Sasuke reveals that he felt pain in all his cells when he used the technique. When Sasuke conquered the Eternal Mangekyō Sharingan, the armor was replaced by something similar to a crow with a frightening face.Since then, the Funko Pop Naruto Shippuden figures series has expanded rapidly and also includes Boruto: Naruto Next Generations. This vinyl Pop consistently maintained high prices in the secondary market mainly due to its rarity and demand. You cannot find this figure even in the after-market most of the time. Every time it appears in the market, the price increases. The Funko Pop has some interesting things going for it, like both of Sasuke’s kekkei genkai eyes and a Chidori in hand, which is more than some other Funko Pops! can say. The new Sasuke Complete Susano’o Funko Pop is a fantastic figure and a must-have collectible for fans! Naruto is one of the best-selling manga in history, with over 250 million copies sold worldwide. This Japanese manga, written and illustrated by Masashi Kishimoto, tells the story of young ninja Naruto Uzumaki in two parts.
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