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Funko Pop! Disney: The Nightmare Before Christmas 30th - Jack Skellington with Gravestone Vinyl Figure

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Management number 235078531 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price US$7.34 Model Number 235078531
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Celebrate 30 years of Tim Burton's beloved stop-motion classic with this exclusive Funko Pop! vinyl figure of Jack Skellington. Known as the Pumpkin King, Jack stands atop the graveyard with his signature gravestone accessory, capturing a hauntingly iconic moment from the film. This officially licensed collectible is a must-have for fans and collectors alike.

Collectible Features:

  • Officially licensed Disney merchandise
  • Commemorates the 30th Anniversary of The Nightmare Before Christmas
  • Jack Skellington in a dramatic pose with gravestone accessory
  • Exclusive 30th Anniversary edition design

Product Specifications:

  • Brand: Funko
  • Series: Disney: The Nightmare Before Christmas 30th Anniversary
  • Character: Jack Skellington
  • Material: Premium vinyl
  • Color: Multicolor
  • Dimensions: 11.43 x 8.89 x 16.51 cm

Display Information:

  • Perfect for desk or shelf display
  • Stackable window box design
  • UV-resistant vinyl material

Collectibility:

  • 30th Anniversary commemorative release
  • Highly detailed sculpt and paint application

Add this iconic Jack Skellington figure to your collection today and honor three decades of Halloween Town's most famous resident.


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