Who knew a couple of vinyl figures could encapsulate an epic saga of mistaken identities and undercover escapades? The
Muppets - Kermit and Constantine 2-Pack Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures - Hot Topic Exclusive (2024 release) is here to prove that when it comes to chaos and charm, size really doesn't matter.
UPDATE: Kermit and Constantine 2-Pack Funko Pop are now available! To get your hands on this Pop Vinyl Figure at its release, be sure to check out the links I've provided below – click to jump or keep scrolling for more details!
Meet the Muppet Masters of Mischief: Kermit & Constantine Funko Pop! Exclusive
In a twist that's sure to make Muppet fans double-take, the 2024 Hot Topic exclusive release of The Muppets - Kermit and Constantine Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures brings home the fun.
Displayed in vibrant green hues, Kermit's eternal optimism shines with his wide, friendly smile and outstretched arms, ready for a hug or a song. But wait, lurking in his shadow is none other than his nefarious look-alike, Constantine.
Cloaked in a dark collar, his grin is all mischief, his posture all intrigue.
It's the ultimate showdown of good vibes versus sly vibes, captured in vinyl. Standing side by side, each figure tells a story of contrast and comedy.
Collectors will appreciate Constantine's signature mole, the detail that sets apart this master of mayhem from his goody-two-shoes counterpart.
It's a collector's piece that says, without a word, "Wocka Wocka" on one side and "Muahaha" on the other.
Whether you're a fan of the froggy duo's hijinks or a Funko fanatic, this pack is a nod to the whimsy and intrigue that only these two can deliver.
The Hot Topic Exclusive 2-Pack Kermit and Constantine Funko Pops can be found for pre-order at the links below (click to jump!)
Is Constantine the Muppets' Most Mischievous Mastermind?
Who's green, cruel, and has a flair for the dramatic? If you're thinking of Kermit, guess again! We're talking about Constantine, the notorious villain from "Muppets Most Wanted."
This frog is a mastermind of mischief and mayhem, giving even the cleverest of criminals a run for their money.
Let's get real for a second: what makes Constantine such a standout in the Muppet universe? For starters, his grand entrance is nothing short of a Hollywood-style jailbreak.
Escaping the Siberian Gulag isn't child's play, yet Constantine does it with a blend of finesse and humor that's as unexpected as it is impressive. This isn't your typical frog-on-the-log scenario – it's high-octane action with a twist of comedic genius.
Constantine's ambition is as clear as a bell: he wants to be known as the "Greatest Thief of All Time." Stealing the Crown Jewels of England isn't just a heist; it's his ticket to infamy.
But here's where he really shines – his method. By swapping places with Kermit, he turns the Muppet Show into his own personal alibi. Talk about a smooth operator!
This frog's not just about brute force, though. He's a master of disguise and manipulation.
Blending in with Kermit's friends, fooling them with just a fake mole – it's the kind of slick trickery that earns him his title as the "world's most dangerous frog."
His ability to stay under the radar while orchestrating his plans is nothing short of brilliant.
Constantine's villainy is more than just a series of dastardly deeds; it's a performance. Matt Vogel brings this character to life with an undeniably magnetic charm.
Every line, every move, is a mix of nefarious intent and magnetic charm. Whether he's dancing in his musical number "I'm Number One" or spouting quotable lines, he owns the screen.
Despite his sinister goals, Constantine's flaws make him oddly relatable. His arrogance and hypocrisy, especially when trying to mimic Kermit, are reminders that even masterminds have their Achilles' heel.
His interactions with Dominic Badguy add another layer to his character, showing a rivalry that's as entertaining as it is competitive.
Constantine straddles it like a pro in a world where villains often tread a fine line between fear and laughter. He's not just a bad guy; he's a bad guy who makes you chuckle, and that's a rare breed.
His blend of humor and menace sets him apart in the Muppets' gallery of rogues.
