Vital Stats
| Number | #550 |
| Name | Dilophosaurus |
| POP's Today Stickers | |
| Franchies | Jurassic Park |
| Release Date | 2022 |
| Category | Movies |
| Movie | Jurassic Park (1993) |
| Size | POP! |
| Vinyl Figure or Bobble-Head | Vinyl Figure |
| POP Franchies | Jurassic Park 25th Anniversary |
| Estimated Value | $32.30 |
| Momentum Value | 56 days |
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Funko POP! Movies: Dilophosaurus
Get ready to embark on a prehistoric adventure with Funko POP's latest addition - Dilophosaurus! Number 550 in the collection, this Jurassic Park 25th Anniversary Pop bring the iconic movie directly into your hands. Standing at the classic POP! size, this captivating collectible is a must-have for fans and collectors alike. But what truly sets this Funko Pop apart is its exhilarating feature - it glows in the dark! Transport yourself back to the thrilling world of Jurassic Park with this Dilophosaurus Funko POP! From the groundbreaking film that captivated audiences in 1993, this collectible pays homage to one of the most memorable characters in movie history. With its glowing ability, this adorable Dilo Pop becomes even more enchanting as it illuminates the darkness. Perfectly capturing the prehistoric charm and excitement of the Jurassic Park franchise, this Funko Pop is set to be a prized possession for fans. Prepare to unleash the wonder of Jurassic Park into your own home with this mesmerizing Dilophosaurus Funko Pop - available in 2022!
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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This POP! is a Glows in the Dark
What does this mean? Glow-in-the-dark Funko Pops are coveted by collectors, akin to their blacklight counterparts, with some newer versions lasting several hours.
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Fun Fact
Did you know that the Dilophosaurus in Jurassic Park was actually a fictionalized version? In reality, this dinosaur was much larger and lacked the ability to spit venom. Movie magic at its finest!
