Which Buffy The Vampire Slayer Pops Capture Key Character Evolutions?

As a Buffyverse collector, my shelf needs figures marking Willow's dark turn or Faith's redemption. Which Funko Pops best represent those iconic arcs?
2026-07-10 03:33:43
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Jonathan's pop? Just kidding, did they even make one? If they did, it would have to be three different ones: loser Jonathan, superstar Jonathan, and then the Jonathan from 'Superstar' that's literally on everyone's posters. Now that would be an evolution—from background character to magical narcissist to tragic figure. The lack of a Jonathan pop is maybe the most accurate representation of his character.
2026-07-14 00:06:34
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The 'Superstar' Jonathan pop infecting other boxes is a hilarious concept. Imagine a Buffy pop, but with Jonathan's face on the poster behind her in the box art. That meta evolution of Jonathan taking over the narrative would be a fantastic, fourth-wall-breaking collectible. It's a shame Funko doesn't get that weird with it sometimes.
2026-07-15 05:19:21
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