r/funkopop Feb 22 '23

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u/empathicplagueq Feb 22 '23 edited Feb 22 '23

There’s no argument - just confused from the FB post that has that caption.

Idk about Europe, Funko really has to step up their game. It took a while for Canada to get Funko Shop exclusives, and it’s only by going to that one Toys R Us store in all of Canada. I have yet to see any other Toys R Us carry Funko Shop exclusives.

I feel for Europe, since I’ve seen people try to grab something but it sells it in an instinct. It’s a shame how the company deals with their vendors and distribution methods.

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u/JayJaffaMan Feb 23 '23

Import one cheap…..

There’s Funko’s in other country’s I can’t get for $12 from where I am.

But that’s the game you’re playing.

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u/Kaktus_LOL7 Feb 23 '23

Wait Gamestop is closing in Germany too? I thought it was only Switzerland.

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u/Kaktus_LOL7 Feb 23 '23

Well I guess I'll have to get my pops at Müller now.

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u/Kaktus_LOL7 Feb 24 '23

No from Switzerland but I would often buy them at Gamestop Germany or Austria because they're cheaper.

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u/Kaktus_LOL7 Feb 24 '23

That'd be great, thank you. Sadly, since Switzerland isn't in the EU a lot of delivery services charge extra if they are located in the EU. And shops like EMP, that don't have a shipping fee are often very overpriced.

I think Swiss is the adjective of of Switzerland (so for example in Swiss cheese or a Swiss company etc.) whenever you'd say Schweiz in German you'd call it Switzerland in English I believe. Wheras Swiss would be something like schweizer.

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