Dune: Part 2's Six Funko Pops Are Now On Amazon
The world has been gripped by Dune after Part 2 hit cinemas last week, chalking up almost $100 million during its opening weekend. If you have already seen Dune: Part 2, and you're anything like me, you'd have spent the last few days chuckling at memes about giant worms and poking fun at Stilgar's obsession with Paul Atreides being Lisan al Gaib. Now you can take those memes a step further by owning both those characters, and four more from Dune: Part 2, in Funko Pop! form.
Revealed when first listed on Funko's website, you can now buy six of the Dune: Part 2 Pops on Amazon. Since most of the movie takes place on Arrakis, three of the Pops included in this new collection are Fremen. Well, two if you still don't believe Paul has proved himself. He, Stilgar, and Chani's figures all have the Fremen's signature blue eyes, a side effect of being exposed to spice for a prolonged period.
Paul and Chani's Pops have their swords, while Stilgar is equipped with the hooks he uses to ride sandworms. Outside of the new Fremen Pops are two characters making their Denis Villeneuve Dune debuts in Part 2. Most notably Feyd-Reutha Harkonnen. The younger brother of Dave Bautista's Beast Rabban, Austin Butler does a terrific job of bringing the sadistic character to life in Dune 2, and now his portrayal of the character has been turned into a Funko Pop!
Chani returned in Dune 2, and she brought a new Funko Pop! along with her. Geared up for her biggest battle yet and complete with her piercing blue eyes, matching other Pops added to Funko's Dune collection.
Joining the Dune debutant is Princess Irulan, played by Florence Pugh and (spoiler alert for those yet to watch Dune: Part 2) appears destined to marry Paul in the next movie whether she likes it or not. Last but not least is a returning character you might have believed to be buried in the sands of Arrakis if you've not read the books. Gurney Halleck, played by Josh Brolin, completes the set of six Funko Pops, also equipped with a
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