The beloved mascot of Coco Pops, known for his catchy jingles and cereal-safeguarding antics, is now captured in adorable vinyl, standing thumbs up with his classic, toothy grin. figure for Miguel highlights his time in the Land of the Dead as he wears Día de los Muertos (or Day of the Dead ) face paint.

The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. Nulla tellus mi, dulputate an adipiscing cursus eu, suscipit id nulla donec a neque libero pellentesque aliquet, sem eget laoreet ultrices, ipsum metus feugiat sem, quis fermentum turpis eros eget velit. However, and this leads me to my only real complaint, I wish the Miguel figures also came with stands. My mission is simple: To bring cool geeky news and content and share my passion with the rest of the world.Check out all the POPs I've collected over the years by exploring the designated label to the right of this page. Fusce aliquam, purus eget sagittis vulputate, sapien libero hendrerit est, sed commodo augue nisi non neque. To my excitement, the man there said they had one chase Miguel—however they're not allowed to put chase figures on hold.

But it wasn’t just about flashy vehicles and digital effects; Coco’s appearance was continually tweaked. Vinyl Figure (2023 release) is here to swing into your cereal bowl and steal your heart (but not your cereal, we promise). Lastly, be on the look out for a glow in the dark edition of the standard Miguel POP (which will be a Toys R Us exclusive coming up). His journey from a simple animated chimp uttering a cereal name to a dynamic, multi-dimensional character reflects the evolution of advertising and the enduring love for a good bowl of Coco Pops.His oversized monkey ears poke out from under the cap, and he’s even holding a mini bowl of Coco Pops because, let’s face it, he wouldn’t be Coco without his beloved cereal. Coco’s world expanded with friends like Shortie the Giraffe and Hefty the Hippo and foes like Croc, his primary nemesis intent on cereal theft. His ability to adapt and evolve with the times while staying true to his mission—protecting his beloved cereal from Croc—shows that even in the fast-paced world of advertising, some things, like a good mascot, are timeless. Fairly unique, Ernesto's coloring is not quite black-and-white, nor is he sepia, as the hat rim almost shimmers and hints of red are seen on his jacket and pants. If you collect the box as well as the figure and you're concerned about the condition of the box, please contact us before purchasing and we can supply you with a product photo.

The late ’90s saw him donning red hats, purple shirts, and even chic sunglasses, reflecting a desire to keep Coco in tune with contemporary trends. Despite controversies in the 2020s regarding racial stereotypes and advertising ethics, Coco the Monkey has remained a steadfast figure on cereal boxes. If the item comes direct from a manufacturer, it may be delivered in non-retail packaging, such as a plain or unprinted box or plastic bag. He wasn’t just selling cereal anymore; he was performing catchy jingles and embedding the phrase, “I’d rather have a bowl of Coco Pops! By purchasing a “CHANCE OF CHASE” item, there is a chance that you will receive the chase, or limited quantity variation of the item as your purchase.Kellogg’s has done it again, transforming our breakfast tables into a nostalgic playground with the release of the new Coco the Monkey Funko Pop! Lisa Weatherall | E-Mail | URLLisa grew up in Arlington, Texas where she regularly attended Rangers games and fell in love with baseball. Additionally, I love how Ernesto and Hector come with display stands to save them from toppling over. I texted her to see if she would be willing to check for me before going into work and she was nice enough to do so.

New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging . By signing up for texts, you agree to receive automated recurring marketing SMS messages from Funko to the mobile number you entered.This charismatic chimp, who began his journey in a modest black-and-white TV advertisement, has morphed significantly over the decades, embodying more than just a cereal mascot but a cultural icon in the breakfast world. As you know (or maybe you don't; now you will), I'm a big fan of Funko's Pixar POPs, so this was a release I was super excited about. It’s hard to believe that this simple character would evolve into the agile singing sensation we know today. The attention to detail is spot-on, from the texture of his fur to the playful stance, making this Funko Pop a must-have for collectors and cereal lovers. In Australia, Coco took to the skies in his yellow Coco-Copter, while the UK and India saw him in various CGI adventures.