Vital Stats
| Number | #76 |
| Name | Bruce |
| Franchies | Finding Nemo |
| Brand | Disney Pixar |
| Release Date | 2014 |
| Category | Disney |
| Movie | Finding Nemo (2003) |
| Size | POP! |
| Vinyl Figure or Bobble-Head | Vinyl Figure |
| POP Franchies | Disney Pixar |
| Estimated Value | $89.50 |
| Momentum Value | 9 days |
Funko POP! Disney: Bruce
In a sea of collectible treasures, one figure reigns supreme - Funko POP! Figure #76, Bruce. This Disney Pixar masterpiece pays homage to the beloved movie "Finding Nemo" (2003), whisking fans away on an adventure beneath the waves. Standing tall in the iconic POP! size, Bruce captivates with his toothy grin and mischievous eyes, embodying the friendly demeanor that endeared him to audiences worldwide. Released by Funko POP! in 2014, this exquisite piece belongs to the prestigious Disney franchise and holds a special place in the hearts of both Disney and Pixar enthusiasts. Bruce emerges as a delightful addition to any collection, bringing the infectious joy of "Finding Nemo" to life. With meticulous attention to detail, Funko POP! captures the essence of this unforgettable character, from his unique coloration to his endearing expression. Standing proudly as a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship of Funko POP!, this figure embodies the magic of the movies and invites fans to relive their favorite moments from this underwater adventure. Whether displayed on a shelf or adorning a desk, Funko POP! Figure #76, Bruce, is a must-have treasure that will light up the hearts of collectors and Disney fans alike.
This is a Standard sized POP!
Standing at around 4 inches tall on average, these collectibles define the essence of Pop! culture. From iconic characters to fan favorites, they are packaged to delight fans worldwide.
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Fun Fact
Bruce, the Funko POP! Figure #76 from Disney Pixar's Finding Nemo, was released in 2014. Did you know that Bruce's figure became a fan favorite because of its toothy grin and playful expression?
