Funko Fusion characters confirmed: Full list to unlock
Regardless of whether you are into video games, movies, sports or books, there’ll be a Funko POP! for you to own.
The latest game based on the collectible figurine phenomenon, Funko Fusion, does a wonderful job at capturing the sheer volume of different characters available to us in plastic form, but just how many have the developers managed to cram into the game?
From painter Bob Ross to author Stephen King and WWE’s John Cena, the little action figures are everywhere nowadays.
They’ve exploded in popularity across the last decade, but the first character emerged in 1998, when a toy collector designed a mascot for US restaurant chain Big Boy.
There are now more than 13,000 different POP! designs in existence, according to website Vaulted.
It would be impossible to include that many characters in Funko Fusion, so let’s take a look at which franchises have made their way into the game.
We should warn you that the following could be considered as a spoiler, because you have to gradually unlock each character as you progress throughout the game. If you’re not bothered by that, read on for the full character list.
There is whopping total of 61 different playable characters in Funko Fusion.
The developers have told us the breakdown looks like this:
If you pre-ordered the game to get some bonus DLC, you will have received an extra two playable characters in the form of Rick Grimes and Michonne from The Walking Dead.
All of the characters come from 20 different franchises and intellectual properties, ranging from Jaws to Shaun of the Dead.
Want to learn more while you’re here? Check out our developer interview below!
We asked Funko Fusion’s developers for a full breakdown of every character that makes an appearance in the game, and this is what they told us.
Just one more reminder that some of these could be considered as spoilers, because you have to unlock them as you progress through the game. Sure you want to see the full list? OK, keep reading then!
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