Game of Thrones Funko Pop!s

Game of Thrones Metallic Night King Funko Pops

Recently announced Deluxe figure is hard to come by

With the last season of Game of Thrones premiering in just over a week, Funko has been sure to join the debate of who will claim the Iron Throne. They announced a whole new series of Pop! Rides, Rock Candy, 5 Star and Pop! Keychains to mark the ultimate battle for supremacy at London Toy Fair in January. But most notably, there were five Pop! Deluxe, featuring Jon Snow, Daenerys Targaryen, Cersei Lannister, Night King and Tyrion Lannister on the Iron Throne.

In the weeks before the premiere, there have been two more exciting announcements. Funatics have been known to like shiny variants of their favourite characters, so Funko announced an AT&T exclusive metallic Night King Pop! as well as an HBO exclusive metallic Night King on Throne Pop! Deluxe. The former is expected to drop in the next couple of weeks, while the deluxe figure was made available on the HBO Shop on April 4th – with mixed results.

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