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Tiny Doomfist And More Available From Funko Pop's New Batch Of Overwatch Figures
Overwatch is no stranger to the giant-headed, dead-eyed stare of Funko Pops. Many popular heroes have already been released, but collectors that just can't get enough of the vinyl models are in luck; Blizzard just announced that six more heroes are now available for pre-order on its online shop.
Hanzo, Doomfist, Torbjorn, Orissa, Ana, and Genji have all shown up with little individualized props. Torbjorn gets a turret, Hanzo has his bow, and Orissa towers over everyone.
This marks the fourth wave of Overwatch Funko Pops. Although the company might run out of heroes, the number of alternate skins in Overwatch means it'll probably never run out of merch to sell us.
Blizzard says that the figures should be delivered before November 31 if ordered soon. The oversized Orissa is $15, while everyone else will run you $10.
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