A New Funko Pop For Game Of The Year Astro Bot Is Up For Pre-Order, But Fans Better Get Theirs Quick
A new Funko Pop! figure of from the popular PlayStation 5 title is now available for pre-order. The figure costs $25 and will be available on May 29, 2025. Anyone interested can pre-order it until December 19, 2024, at 6:30 AM ET / 9:30 AM PT, which only gives fans three days to claim one as their own. The figure has big head with detailed eyes, a cute chibi-style body with a shiny finish, and comes with a display base.
The Funko Pop! also comes with a premium Pop Protector case, which protects it during shipping and can be used for display. The Funko Pop! figure features new anti-counterfeiting packaging that uses special technology, similar to what’s used on banknotes, making the stickers really hard to copy.
The short pre-order period may mean there's a lot of interest in the Funko Pop! The promotion, found by GameSpot, also seems to come with being discounted at retailers like Amazon. It seems to be part of a marketing plan to take advantage ofrecent Game of the Year award.
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Anyone interested only has three days to buy the Funko Pop! figure. Even though more figures will likely be sold after release, a very limited number will likely be available. So, pre-ordering the figure now is the only guaranteed way to make sure it can be bought without stock issues.
This is a great year for and its fans and winning Game of the Year is a big deal regardless of what game it is. A Reddit post shows that people generally like the Funko Pop! mainly because they like the game, which is not hard to believe, since it's the Game of the Year.
The theory is thatlooks silver in his pop because, as Tippydaug puts it, "." While it doesn't match the character's usual colors or other outfits seen in the game, I think mimicking the GOTY trophy is a smart decision and adds to the overall rarity. If the theory is true, this would be a figure specifically
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