Evil Minion
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Evil Minion
Product Details
Funko POP! Details
| Name | Evil Minion (Metallic) |
|---|---|
| Sticker | Metallic; San Diego Comic-Con (SDCC) Exclusive |
| Number | #37 |
| Variations | 2 Variants |
| Character | Evil Minion |
| Franchise | Despicable Me |
| Release Date | 2013 |
| Category | Movies |
| Movie Collection | Despicable Me 2 (2013) |
| Size | Standard 4 inch POP! |
| Vinyl Figure or Bobble-Head | Vinyl Figure |
| Media Franchise | Despicable Me 2 |
| Produced | 480 pcs |
Fun Fact
This Evil Minion POP! figure once captured the wild chaos of Despicable Me 2 in vinyl form, turning the movie’s purple troublemaker into a collectible star for fans back in 2013.
Description
This limited edition Funko POP! Evil Minion #37 had been a sought-after piece for Despicable Me collectors, with only 480 pieces released worldwide. The figure showed the Evil Minion mid-growl, with its wide open mouth, exaggerated teeth, and bulging eyes capturing the character’s chaotic personality from Despicable Me 2. The metallic finish and special sticker on the box made it stand out in any Movies POP! lineup and gave collectors a clear indicator of its rarity and exclusive status.
As a standard-size POP!, Evil Minion #37 fit seamlessly alongside other figures in the series. The sculpt featured the character’s tall, flame-like purple hair, silver goggles, and a metallic purple body that matched the movie design. The minimal outfit elements were integrated into the sculpted body, with black gloves and boots completing the look, making display planning straightforward for in-box and out-of-box collectors alike.
Part of the Movies category, this Evil Minion 2013 Despicable Me 2 Movies POP! connected directly to the Despicable Me franchise and the 2013 film Despicable Me 2. For fans building a focused Despicable Me display, it served as the “evil” counterpart to the standard Minions and represented a specific moment in the movie’s storyline.
Its combination of franchise relevance, limited production run, and distinctive metallic styling gave it long-term appeal in themed collections centered on animated movie characters.
