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. The first Naruto Funko Pop on our list that you must have is the Minato Namikaze Chase GITD – AAA Anime. Naruto Uzumaki’s father is best known for perfecting the Tobirama’s Flying Thunder God-Jutsu. This hero is now an awesome Pop! vinyl. He stands regal in his Rasengan spiral chakra sphere and his Kunai. It’s a new naruto funko pop 2021 that’s excited everyone. 2. Kakashi Anbu Chase Masked – AAA Anime 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. Quality 10/10: Any fan of Naruto, or anyone with even a passing knowledge of the series, would absolutely have to love this! Rather than being a normal figurine, this is more of a diorama for display. It shows Naruto and Sasuke’s final moments as Sasuke throws down his inferno-style Chidori into Naruto’s Rasengan. I really like the quality of the water and just everything else about it. It has a level of quality that most Funko Pops! I just don’t have, and I can see why. The price of this thing… yeesh.

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.

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Despite its connection with Sharingan, using the eyes is unnecessary to invoke Susano’o, as it arises from the ninja’s Chakra. Prototypes are not painted and feature only one color. Even the facial features are not painted in prototypes. Usually, Funko produces 3 prototypes per product line. 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.

Fueled by the ninja’s hatred, Susano’o develops prematurely, assuming the complete form earlier than expected, with a Tengu armor and sharp teeth.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. Kurama, the nine-tailed beast , has now been immortalized as a pop! With the help of Naruto, who accorded him respect, he became a villain turned hero. If you thought you loved him in the anime series, wait until you see the Naruto Funko Pops version of him! 7. Madara Reanimation – GameStop Prototypes tend to be expensive because they are always produced in limited numbers. Prototypes are released by Funko to demonstrate the design of Pop before it goes to mass production. It gives a rough idea of how the figure will look.

Each user adds different details to the technique’s appearance and utilizes it with other purposes and potentials. This is the Sasuke we all know and love from the end of Naruto: Shippuden. We’d witnessed his journey from lowly revenge-seeking Genin, to a feared member of the Akatsuki, to the final fight of anime’s Big 3. He was iconic, synonymous with rivals in anime for a reason. This will set the standard for almost all other Funko Pops! It has no special bells or whistles, and it doesn’t stray too far from Funko Pops! usual style or strategy. It has Funko’s usual squarish style with a basic, non-offensive pose. They definitely could have done better, but they could have also done much worse. Where most of these figurines are available in the mass market, some were released exclusively in a limited number. The aftermarket price of a Funko Pop is usually directly proportionate to its rarity. Design, character’s popularity, and other factors also play significant roles in determining the demand and price of a Pop Figures. Quality 6/10: This Funko Pop! has some things going for it and some downsides, specifically how it has the Chidori in Sasuke’s hand, which is cool! Unfortunately, I don’t feel they quite captured Boruto: Next Generations Sasuke quite well enough. 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.Answer: Naruto was one of Shonen Jump’s big 3 series that kept them going for a long time. The manga managed to last from 1999 all the way to 2017, which is a full 18 years. Overall, the figure is boring. The pose isn’t anything special, nor does it have a special quality like glowing in the dark or being reflective.