I'm trying not to be a funko pop hater. It always struck me as one of those "edgy" opinions that are actually quite pedestrian — "Oh, you actually considered to be a Christmas movie" In most cases, I try not to have an opinion in any way on the ubiquitous vinyl tchotchkes. But now it's personal: they brought Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2: Lords of the Sith to it.

Yes, Gamestop now offers exclusive Funkos based off the first game of RPG powerhouse Obsidian, which is basically Planescape: Torture in Space, made in ~14 months, didn't actually have an ending until the fans restored one, and one of my PC game's first love. As one. Why is this all of the games?

I find myself contemplating these chibi versions of characters I know well, as if they were Zen Koan, the Darth Nihils I understand, a semi・mortal metaphysical man who was once a man but, by force beyond his Ken, seeks to devour all life. It was reduced to the void. Only now he is also a funky little guy whose head is too big.

And look, there was Darth Zion, a Jedi whose bones were broken and whose flesh was blown up in a craggy gray moon landscape by unspeakable torture, and his every waking moment sustained a never-ending suffering sustained only by his endless anger at the Master who betrayed him. I have to say, that his 1 Funko's eyes are white to reflect the nasty insanely milky stuff he has is actually a really good bit.

There's no complete statue of Kreia/Darth Traya, but you can get a pendant of a slightly fanciful version of KotOR2's iconic objectivist gaslight grandma. Forgetting women's rights, Kreia is all about women's mistakes, lying to everyone throughout the game and playing the worst fears.

Kaboodle with a whole kit of Weird Little Guys can have had for 3 35 at GameStop, with a release scheduled for May. I'm going to go back to try and not think about Funko Pop at all— I'd rather think about Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic 2: Lords of the Sith— but one thing I know for sure is that the Sith triad will appear in the upcoming Funko video game, Funko Fusion. This is not the case. 10:10 The game does not seem to have this particular license, and the studio's vision of "World of Funko" will be poor for it.