First Look At Pokemon's Cresselia Funko Pop!
Pokemon's Funko Pop! collection has grown quite a bit already in 2024. Lucario's figure now has a pearlescent version, and the moment you're tasked with picking your very first Pokemon has even been turned into a Pop! We're a long way off all 1,025 Pokemon having a Pop! of their own, and even some seemingly obvious picks are yet to get the Funko treatment. It seems some of those obvious picks will continue to be overlooked as Cresselia appears to be the next Pokemon to get the Pop! nod.
Neither Pokemon nor Funko has officially revealed the upcoming Cresselia Pop!, however, the first images of the figure have started to circulate on social media. Standing at ten inches tall, the Legendary Pokemon will join Lapras and Glaceon in the series' jumbo collection. Both of those Pokemon also have regular-sized figures, so hopefully that means this won't be the only Cresselia option we get.
The Pop! is standing on a transparent stand to make it look like Cresselia is flying, as it does in the Pokemon games and the anime. As for when and where you'll be able to get your hands on this figure, Funko Pop News reports it will be available to buy at C2E2 at the end of Chicago. For those who won't be in attendance at the convention, it will also be available to buy at Barnes & Noble, and hopefully other storefronts after that.
An odd choice for Pokemon's next Pop!, and even though it was likely low on Pokemon Pop! collectors' wishlists, the Psychic-type's bright colors lend to it being an unexpectedly good pick to join the collection. One of the most requested Pokemon to receive a Pop! that doesn't have one already is Cyndaquil, the Fire-type even being shouted out in the replies to some of the Cresselia Pop! tweets. Potentially the most popular Fire-type starter after Charmander, and a design that lends itself to becoming a Funko Pop!
No spoilers here, but a leak earlier this month claimed to reveal the next nine Pokemon making their Funko Pop! debuts, but Cresselia was not among
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