If the streets of Gotham came with a "Cuteness Overload" warning, it'd be because of the latest
Funko Pop! DC Heroes: Harley Quinn Animated Series Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures (2023 release). They've shrunk our favorite chaos-causing crew down to desk size, proving that sometimes the best things come in villainous vinyl packages!
Harley Quinn TV Series Funko Pops are now available for pre-order! To get your hands on these Pop Vinyl Figures at their release, be sure to check out the links I've provided below – click to jump or keep scrolling for more details!
Meet the New Faces of Mayhem: Harley Quinn Series Funko Pops Unveiled!
In the vibrant chaos of Gotham, no one stands out quite like Harley Quinn and her eccentric crew, now immortalized as Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures.
Straight from the animated series, each character is crafted with the kind of detail that's sure to capture the hearts of mischief-makers everywhere.
Leading the pack is Harley herself, poised with a bat and ready to swing into your collection. Poison Ivy's figure stands tall and confident, with a look that screams 'eco-warrior chic.'
The Joker, with his sardonic grin and dapper purple suit, is up to no good, as always. Doctor Psycho, small in stature but not in malevolence, and Frank the Plant, arguably the happiest carnivorous plant ever, complete the lineup.
For the night owls, there's the Poison Ivy Glow-In-The-Dark figure, a GameStop exclusive that will light up any shelf.
And for the duo fans, the Harley Quinn & Poison Ivy 2-Pack, an Entertainment Earth exclusive, captures their camaraderie perfectly.
These pop-sized troublemakers are a homage to the heart, humor, and utter chaos of the beloved animated series. So, call it a squad, call it a family of figurines – just know they're ready to rule your shelf with the same enthusiasm they've ruled Gotham.
Unveiling the Harley Quinn TV Series Funko Pops List for this year's release:
The Harley Quinn Animated Series Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures can be pre-ordered at the links below (click to jump!)
Gotham's New Queen: The Rise of Harley Quinn
The world of animated TV has seen its fair share of standout shows, but none quite like the "Harley Quinn" series. This isn't your typical superhero cartoon.
Think less capes and more chaos, with a side of hilarity that's as dark as Gotham's alleyways.
Based on the DC Comics character Harley Quinn, this show shakes up the superhero genre with a black comedy twist.
After breaking up with the Joker, Harley Quinn is on a quest to carve out her spot in Gotham's criminal hierarchy. Harley Quinn is not about playing the sidekick anymore; she's the boss now, and she's got the crew to prove it.
Poison Ivy, Clayface, Doctor Psycho, King Shark, and Sy Borgman make up her quirky yet surprisingly effective team. Each character brings their own unique flair to the table, making the series a rollercoaster of personalities.
But Harley Quinn's journey isn't just about wreaking havoc. It's a tale of self-discovery and empowerment. Breaking free from the Joker's shadow, she steps into her own, and it's a transformation worth watching.
The show tackles themes of identity, autonomy, and even romance, with Harley and Ivy's evolving relationship at the center.
Their bond, from a deep friendship to a full-blown romance, adds layers to the narrative beyond the usual villain antics.
Its brilliance lies in its ability to balance humor with a dark tone, making it a hit among adult audiences. The animation style is a visual treat, complementing the show's edgy and vibrant storytelling.
Plus, the voice acting? Top-notch. Kaley Cuoco and Lake Bell breathe life into Harley and Ivy, making them relatable yet wildly unpredictable.
What's exciting about "Harley Quinn" is its ever-expanding universe. Including more DC characters, like members of the Bat Family and the Legion of Doom, adds depth to the storyline.
The show isn't afraid to explore new territories, and that's evident in how characters like King Shark and Clayface find their own paths.
Season 4 took us on a wild ride with Harley teaming up with the Bat Family while Ivy stepped up as the CEO of the Legion of Doom.
Their dynamic, both as a couple and as individuals with differing goals, kept us glued to our screens. And let's not forget the formation of the Gotham City Sirens in the finale – a moment that had fans cheering.
With the announcement of Season 5, expectations are sky-high. If the past seasons are anything to go by, we're in for more eccentric adventures, more heartfelt moments, and, of course, more of Harley Quinn's signature brand of chaos.
The show continues to redefine what an adult animated series can be, blending comedy, action, and emotional depth in a way that's uniquely its own.
