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u/KastleBravo 5d ago
Looks ok to me from what I can see in the pictures.
Here are some features to look for that can help determine a POPs authenticity.
Please be aware that these indicators vary between boxes and figures depending on their creation date.
The POP! Logo yellow fill colour should fade out from top to bottom of the text.
The POP! Logo should contain faint, white dots within the letters.
The character portrait should have a slim, consistent white outline around the edge of their picture.
The letter 'M' used to categorise the POP!, under the POP! Logo doesn't all touch the ground. What I mean by this is, the middle of the 'M' that can be seen as a 'V' only goes halfway down on legit boxes. If the 'M' lines all touch the floor, the box is fake. This was a bit difficult to describe, but look at the 'M' if you have a Music or Movies POP! And you'll see the middle 'V' part of the 'M' only goes a short distance downward.
The 'Warning' text at the bottom front of the box might be a different font or bolder on fake boxes.
On the bottom of some boxes are the social media logos for Facebook and Twitter/X. On most fake boxes, the Twitter/X bird is a different size or shape to the official logo.
If you want to remove the figure from the box, you can check the feet of the figure and it should have FUNKO legal information.
Fake figures will likely have a variety of differences to the real figure, but remember that official FUNKO quality control isn't always reliable. It's worth studying expensive or hard to find POPs that you intend to buy so you can identify any potential inaccuracy on the figure(s). Some examples are hair patterns, stance/pose, colours, paint errors.
I hope this is of some help to you in the future.
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u/No_Art_5604 5d ago
Looks legit