Funko 12925 Action Figure: Rick & Morty

Great little item, other half was thrilled with them, though a little disappointed I had opened the box to use them for his birthday cake!

Bought a few of these for my son for his birthday ..he likes displaying his figures so he can position these to how he wants. They are the perfect size to not take up too much room either. Not bad for the price either.

It's a gift for someone so hope its liked

Worth the cost happy with outcome Great product!!!

Don’t buy broken when opening package

I love Rick and Morty and these figures are a faithful representation of the cartoon characters. A Toy collectors must have!

So awesome that I'm really tempted to just get them all!

Unopened so unable to check the figure it self. One package is terrible condition though.

paquete llego en buenas condiciones. El muñeco esta muy bien hecho, salvo por algunos detalles en la pintura, sin embargo por el precio está muy bien. Es un excelente regalo.

I have to say I'm impressed! This (and Rick) are the first non-Pop Funko toys I've owned, and the quality is up there. While the poseability is kind of limited compared to, say, your average Marvel Legends figure, it means there are fewer moving parts and "breaks", keeping the look and feel of the cartoon intact, so I'm okay with a little trade-off. PROS: 1.) DURABILITY. I was concerned that Morty's legs may snap easily, but they're made of some tough stuff! 2.) PAINT. Minus an easy-to-miss, small streak of blue running up the side of Morty's shirt at the figure's side seam, it's spot on! 3.) DESIGN. It looks like he walked right out of the show! A simple but clever sculpt for such a unique cartoon art style. 4.) PRICE. Ten bucks? Are you kidding me?! I haven't seen a toy THIS cool, from a franchise THIS popular at anything near THIS price in twenty years! I'll take five! CONS: 1.) ARTICULATION. I know I said the minimal movement helps sell the style, but I feel like there were a couple of missed opportunities - like rotation at the waist and sleeve lines - especially with the latter since the elbow isn't double-jointed. Also, the rotation of the leg at the hip rotates out, so that he sits criss-cross instead of knees forward. I'm not quite sure how he'll sit in Rick's (fingers crossed!) spaceship should they make one (PLEASE make one, Funko!) 2.) SCALE. It's a minor beef, but exists nonetheless. The top of this Morty's head comes up to Rick's ear, when in the series it comes up to his armpit, roughly. It's not a deal breaker by any means, but just prepare for a Morty who looks college age instead of Jr High, when next to Rick. But it should be said again... TEN DOLLARS? Totally worth it! It's the first honest Morty action figure, and I don't see anybody making a better one anytime soon.

perfetto per gli amanti della saga

Very great product

this was a gift and they loved it :)