Harry Potter 6569 "POP Vinyl" Draco Malfoy Figure

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It’s Quirrell’s most memorable scene — when he pounced at Harry, practically flying with his arm outstretched. But we know there isn’t a scene more memorable than Malfoy’s defection to the dark wizards. Remember that awkward hug Voldermort gave to him when he crossed Hogwarts courtyard during the great battle? Here’s a fun fact: it was entirely improvised. That awkwardness wasn’t excellent acting, and it was genuine. Why not immortalize that memorable scene on your shelf? We see a lighter side of “Snape” here, and which is nice. If you’re feeling extra malicious, keep it close to your #22 — Neville Longbottom Funko Pop. Such great harry potter vaulted pops to choose from, this is our favorite. 7. Harry Potter Tri-Wizard Golden Egg Target Exclusive (#26) Professor McGonagall is Scottish, Dumbledore can read parseltongue, and Professor Snape is a Capricorn!

To honor that, we’ve compiled a list of 12 rare Vaulted Harry Potter Funko Pops. These vaulted pops are no longer being produced from Funko and are worth adding to your collection if you see them around. Our favorite has to be Krum’s solution to the second trial in Goblet of Fire. The trial in the Great Lake, where a spell gives Krum the head of a shark. But that isn’t what puts this Pop Funko on our list. Viktor Krum’s grand entrance at the start of the film is something not easily forgotten. Alongside the other Durmstrang students, he marches into the Great Hall. Part of a fire and staff display like none other.

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Put this Pop Funko alongside your Harry Potter Tri-Wizard Golden Egg Target Exclusive, and you’re on your way to having a Goblet of Fire set. Where to Go Next… However, in writing, J.K Rowling’s editors told her not to include any swears. It is a children’s book, after all. We never see that scene in the films, but we see him as a ghost, showing a young Hermione the damage done. Nasty stuff for an 11-year-old to see. Luna, Luna, Luna. Where to begin? One of the few Ravenclaw’s we get to know well — and one of the quirkiest characters in the Harry Potter universe, too.

So, without further ado, put your wands away and your reading glasses on. There’s no need to cast an apparition spell here; we’ve made this Harry Potter vaulted Pops list to save you the work. 1. Professor Quirrell Funko Fall Convention (#68)Poor stuttering Professor Quirrell. The first villain Harry Potter faces at the young age of 11, and the first of many Defense Against the Dark Arts teachers to make their way through Hogwarts. As professors of Hogwarts, each one of them had a role to play in molding Harry, Ron, and Hermione into the heroes we see across the seven-film franchise. However, did you know? Ron was supposed to swear a lot more than he did! Could you imagine how much that would change the tone of Harry Potter?

In fact, “The Boy Who Lived” refers to the fact that Harry Potter is a boy immortalized as a Funko Pop on your shelf—living forever.I’ve interrupted a deep thought, haven’t I? I can see it growing smaller in your eyes.” – Luna Lovegood Grab this Pop Funko today. We’re sure it will be as unforgettable as her character. 12. Viktor Krum in Durmstrang Uniform (#89) Any Harry Potter fan needs a Draco Malfoy in their collection. Why not get a valuable vaulted one while you’re at it? 5. Luna Lovegood in Lion Hat (#47)

There is no good and evil, there is only power, and those too weak to seek it.” – Professor QuirrellThough they’re no longer in the forefront of our minds, like our constant love for Harry Potter, we maintain endless love for these Pop Funko figures. 12 Rare Harry Potter Vaulted Pops for collectors Professor Snape. Dark, sallow skin, broody. Sound familiar? Of course, it does. Because when you think of Snape, you don’t think about Neville Longbottom’s grandmother’s clothing. It shows Harry overcoming his first real challenge commissioned by the school. It offers a magnificent trophy, from a brilliant film. Well done, Harry Potter! 8. Dobby Snapping (#75) It’s certainly scary enough to spook Neville Longbottom. And that comes into fruition in the excellent Prisoner of Azkaban scene featuring giant clowns and spiders on roller skates — we’re not kidding.