Two new pops just arrived directly from Jedha.
K-2SO and Moroff joined the Star Wars: Across The Galaxy Funko Pop! Line as Amazon Exclusives!
Jedha is a place of pilgrimage, a mystical place in Star Wars, where various beings from the galaxy go to this world to expand their connection with the Force, seeking contact with the mystical to solve their existential problems.
Jedha is not technically a planet but rather a sizable moon with a freezing climate thanks to a "long winter." Apparently, the first inhabitants of Jedha were also the first to study the Force, and it is there that the Jedi Order may have been founded.
Jedha is the planet where Jyn, Cassian, and their friends got the blueprints for the Death Star in
Rogue One: A Star Wars Story movie. K-2SO and Moroff, and other bounty hunters were also present in the film. And now they are also ready to enter our bounty pop collection:
- Funko Pop! Star Wars: Across The Galaxy - K-2SO (Jedha) Funko Pop! Pin Vinyl Figure - Amazon Exclusive
- Funko Pop! Star Wars: Across The Galaxy - Moroff (Jedha) Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure - Amazon Exclusive
Funko Pop! Star Wars: Across The Galaxy - Moroff and K-2SO (Jedha) Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures - Amazon Exclusives are now available for pre-order at the links below (click to jump!)
K-2SO is the comic relief in Rogue One - A Star Wars Story. The robot doesn't have all the C3PO's sympathy, but he is charming, sincere, and speaks the first thing that comes to his "mind".
He is originally a security guard for the Empire but was captured and reprogrammed to serve the Rebel Alliance. His pragmatism gives the necessary charisma to a character who possesses incredible warlike precision.
Funko Pop! Star Wars: Across The Galaxy - Moroff and K-2SO (Jedha) Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures - Amazon Exclusives are now available for pre-order at the links below (click to jump!)
Moroff is very reminiscent of Chewbacca, in an albino model. He is a mercenary of the Gigoran species who lives in combat zones, looking for the best opportunity to make money.
In a war between Rebels and the Empire, Moroff always seeks what is best suitable for him. He could get better screen time in Rogue One, yet he ended up a bit sidelined in the director's cut.
