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Funko Taps Assassin's Creed Unity & Other Game Properties For New Figs
Funko's Pop! line of vinyl figures is fast becoming one of the largest collections out there, diving into dozens of licenses including game properties Mass Effect and Halo. The army of dead-eyed figures harking from the game realm grows a little larger this holiday with new figures based on characters from Assassin's Creed Unity, LittleBigPlanet, and World of Warcraft.
In addition to a "super sized" version of Deathwing, World of Warcraft fans can look forward to figures based on Sylvanas, Thrall, and a murlock. All of these figures are shipping in November, alongside LittleBigPlanet's Sackboy.
In December, Funko is tapping Assassin's Creed: Unity for a figure of Arno, one of the four playable protagonists in the game. It's a bit odd that all five assassins are not offered, but who knows, maybe we'll see his comrades vinylized in the future.
You can view all of these upcoming figures below.
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