Katniss "The Girl on Fire"
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Katniss "The Girl on Fire"
Product Details
Funko POP! Details
| Name | Katniss "The Girl on Fire" |
|---|---|
| Number | #225 |
| Character | Katniss Everdeen |
| Franchise | Hunger Games |
| Release Date | 2015 |
| Category | Movies |
| Movie Collection | The Hunger Games (2012) |
| Size | Standard 4 inch POP! |
| Type | Vinyl Figure |
| Media Franchise | The World of The Hunger Games |
Fun Fact
"Hunger Games" fans love to collect Funko POP! figures, and one fun fact is that Katniss "The Girl on Fire" (POP! Figure number 225) was released in 2015, three years after the movie's debut!
Description
In a thrilling collaboration between Funko POP! and the iconic movie franchise, "The Hunger Games", fans can now bring home their very own piece of the rebellion with the Katniss "The Girl on Fire" Funko POP! Figure. Standing at the signature POP! size, this collectible captures the essence of the fearless heroine who set the world ablaze with her courage and determination.
Whether you're a fanatic of the movies, know every line by heart, or simply admire the immense symbolism of "The Girl on Fire," this figure is an absolute must-have for any POP! enthusiast. With meticulous attention to detail, this Funko POP! Figure perfectly portrays Jennifer Lawrence's unforgettable portrayal of Katniss Everdeen in "The Hunger Games" film released in 2012.
Proudly standing as the 225th addition to Funko's line of Pop! collectibles, this figure showcases Katniss in her iconic fire-inspired outfit, which became a powerful symbol of hope for the districts. From the flowing flames on her dress to the determined expression on her face, every element captures the essence of a character who became a legend.
Join the ranks of collectors as you dive into the world of "The Hunger Games" and display this Funko POP! Figure as a reminder of strength and resilience in the face of oppression.
