#377 Robin (Imperial Palace)
Description
The Robin Imperial Palace Funko POP! (#377) instantly became a sought-after addition for collectors when it released, known for its distinctive Asian-inspired armor and the classic masked look that pays homage to Robin’s legacy. This 2020 POP! combined a fresh design twist with timeless DC Heroes appeal, making it a favorite among both new fans and long-standing Batman enthusiasts. The unique blend of tradition and comic book style brought extra appeal to shelf displays and collector sets focused on the Batman franchise.
Measuring in standard POP! size, Robin is posed standing upright, hands confidently at his sides, showing off detailed gauntlets and a striking, ornate red tunic with layered armor. His bold black mask and classic black hair are instantly recognizable, while the addition of intricate green accents and gold trimming on his suit give this figure a regal, battle-ready look. The signature “R” emblem on his chest makes this edition unmistakably authentic to the Robin 2020 DC Heroes POP! series.
Part of Funko’s Heroes category, this Robin figure draws from the iconic DC Comics Batman franchise, a world that has captivated comic readers and collectors for decades. The “Imperial Palace” series, released in 2020, was distinguished by designs blending superhero style with historical armor influence, offering fans both a tribute to comic book heritage and a unique collectible concept that stood out in the ever-growing world of POP! figures.
Sold Price data
Based on eBay sales data, this POP! figure recently sold for $30.00. The price represents a somewhat premium market value. The price has increased by 84.5% over the past 6 months. With an average of 6 monthly sales, this price provides a reliable market indicator.
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Based on recent eBay sales data, this POP! figure has a damaged market estimate of $2
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Based on recent eBay sales data, this POP! figure has a loose market estimate of $1
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