Common questions about the Foofa Pop! Television from Funko (2012).
The answers below are provided by contributors and may not be fully accurate. Verify important details before relying on them.
The Foofa Pop! Television is not considered rare. It was a standard mass-produced release from Funko's initial 2012 Foofa vinyl figure line. These figures remain common in the secondary market and are generally affordable for collectors.
The Foofa Pop! Television is a standard Chase variant of the original Foofa figure, which was released in 2012 as part of the Foofa vinyl toy line, not the Pop! vinyl series. As a common Chase variant from a mass-produced line, it typically sells for between $15 and $30 in new, sealed condition. Value depends heavily on the condition of the box and the presence of the Chase sticker, with damaged copies selling for significantly less.
The item described does not exist because Foofa is a distinct product line from Funko Pop, and there is no official "Foofa Pop! Television" release. Additionally, Funko Pop figures were not assigned SKU numbers starting with single digits like 10 in 2012; early releases typically had higher numbers or different coding systems. You should verify the item's authenticity by checking the base for a "Foofa" logo rather than a "Pop!" logo, and confirm the specific character and release year through Funko's official database or reputable collector resources. If the item claims to be both a Foofa and a Pop with that specific SKU, it is likely a mislabeled or counterfeit product.
The Foofa Pop! Television was released in 2012 by Funko.
The Foofa Pop! Television is no longer in print and has been retired from Funko's active production line. It is not available to buy new from the manufacturer or major retailers. Collectors seeking this item must purchase it secondhand through resale markets like eBay or Mercari.
The Foofa Pop! Television was not released in 2012; the Foofa line launched in 2014, and this specific figure is typically associated with the 2015-2016 release window. Because Foofa figures are made of soft vinyl and fabric, they are not graded by traditional plastic figure standards like PSA or Beckett. Condition should be assessed by checking for fabric tears, loose stitching, and permanent stains, as these materials degrade differently than hard plastic.
Active eBay listings: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=Funko%20Foofa%20Pop!%20Television&LH_BIN=1
No I Has Stuff collectors have logged ownership of the Foofa Pop! Television yet — be the first to add it to your collection.
