The new
Funko Pop! Disney: Ultimate Princess Collection: Aurora With Pin (Metallic) Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure is a Funko Shop Exclusive inspired by the Sleeping Beauty Disney movie classic is released today!
The immortal legend begins with the glorious celebration of the birth of Princess Aurora - a delighted event that makes Maleficent, one of the most spectacular villains, feel jealous.
Aurora grows into a beautiful and graceful woman as the years go by, and the three fairies do their best to protect the princess.
But unfortunately, on her 16th birthday, Aurora sticks her finger in an enchanted rattle and falls into a deep sleep under Maleficent's spell. Only the brave Prince Philip can defeat the fire-breathing dragon and awaken the princess from her dreams.
Magic, adventure, and romance are all part of this beautiful Disney fairy tale.
Collect your favorite Disney Princesses as Funko Pop! figures and complete your Disney Ultimate Princess collection with a Funko exclusive, metallic Pop! Aurora which comes with a matching enamel pin!
The Metallic Aurora with Pin Funko Pop! from the Disney: Ultimate Princess Collection is available at the links below (click to jump!)
A princess is cursed by an evil fairy, sticks her finger in a spinning wheel, and falls into a deep sleep. The only way to wake up is with a kiss of true love. The Disney film is a classic fairy tale.
In fairy tales, the premise is that the princess character is always in the spotlight and that the story is delineated by her actions and personality. However, in the Disney film, Aurora only appears for 18 minutes.
Precisely because she only appears for 18 minutes, Aurora "owns" the silver medal in the ranking of the characters who speak the least in the studio's history.
The Metallic Aurora with Pin Funko Pop! from the Disney: Ultimate Princess Collection is available at the links below (click to jump!)
It only loses out to the 1941 version of
Dumbo since the elephant didn't speak at all. Aurora lets out her first sentence at 19 minutes into the film and then returns at the end. In the meantime, she sings two songs.
One of the most striking scenes in the animation is the fight between the fairies Flora and Primavera to decide the color of the princess's dress.
This story is practically a true story. The animators argued about the color of the dress and could not reach a consensus. The result was to put the joke into animation.
