Funko Fusion codes: How to get and redeem codes explained
radiotimes.comFunko Fusion has over 60 characters from 20 pop media franchises, but more are on offer if you have the right codes. You just need to know where to find them.
Anyone who picks up the new action-adventure crossover game will see familiar names, from the world of Back to the Future to Hot Fuzz to Knight Rider to the Umbrella Academy and beyond.
To further grow your roster of characters, players must purchase real-life Funko Pops specifically made to go alongside the new video game. By doing so, you can access some new DLC goodies.
The process is different from typical cheats in video games, so to make things easier we've broken down how to get and redeem codes in Funko Fusion as well as what additional characters are up for grabs.
Funko Fusion features unique 12-character codes that can be used to redeem a DLC character or a DLC outfit for a specific character.
These then need to be entered into the Funko Fusion website to claim. These are not cheat codes like you would get in LEGO or Grand Theft Auto titles.
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The majority of Funko Fusion codes can be found within the packaging of Funko Fusion Pop collectibles, however, further codes can be found within the KFC Rewards app for those based in the US.
There are various online communities, too, where fans have been sharing and swapping codes, so that's always an option too if you're struggling to locate a particular one.
While the full list of Funko Fusion figures is subject to change, here are the ones we've found that can be currently purchased on Funko's official site.
Each one arrives with a code that lets you claim said character in Funko Fusion.
To redeem a Funko Fusion code, simplyhead to the official Funko Fusion website, where you can enter the 12-character code.
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