2024 NEW Bambi 80th: Bambi, Thumper and Flower Funko Pops!

Disney has recently celebrated 80 years of its classic film Bambi. Funko is commemorating this event by releasing some Bambi 80th Anniversary Funko Pops (2024 release) featuring Bambi, Thumper, and Flower Vinyl Figure from the beloved movie.

UPDATE: The Bambi 80th Anniversary Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures will be released on January 17! 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 scroll to continue reading!

Funko’s Tribute to a Wartime Classic: Bambi’s 80th Anniversary Pop Figures

Celebrating eight decades since Bambi first pranced into hearts, Funko rolls out a trio of Pop Vinyl Figures for the 80th Anniversary of this Disney classic. This is a nostalgic leap back to 1942, with Bambi, Thumper, and Flower Pop Figures captured in vibrant 3D.

With those big, soulful eyes, the Bambi figure is a spitting image of innocence, perched on a patch of soft, white blooms.

With his oversized ears and mischievous grin, Thumper sits ready to spring into your favorite nook. And Flower, the bashful skunk whose sweet smile is bound to disarm even the most stoic of fans.

Every detail, from Thumper’s pink nose to Flower’s delicate stripes, is a testament to the enduring appeal of these characters.

It’s clear—Funko knows how to stir the pot of childhood memories with a stick of collector’s delight. Fans, brace yourselves for a dash of woodland magic because these figures bring the forest to your doorstep.

Unveiling the Bambi 80th Anniversary Funko Pops List for this year’s release:

• Bambi Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
• Thumper Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
• Flower Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure

The new Bambi 80th Anniversary Funko Pop! Vinyl Figures (2024 release) can be purchased at the links below (click to jump!)

Is Bambi More Than Just a Cartoon Deer?

It’s been over eight decades since Bambi first pranced onto the big screen, and yet, the impact of this little fawn and his forest escapades hasn’t faded a bit.

Walt Disney, the animation wizard himself, claimed it was his best work. While some might raise their eyebrows, questioning if it tops the likes of Fantasia or Dumbo, there’s no denying Bambi holds a special place in the animation Hall of Fame.

Remember those lush forest scenes in Bambi? They were a game-changer in animation history.

Disney artists swapped their watercolors for oil paints, bringing the forest to life with a richness that had moviegoers feeling like they were right there, dodging hunters alongside Bambi and his pals.

This was a bold leap in animation, making the backdrop as much a character as Bambi himself.

Music in Bambi plays a character of its own. Limited dialogue meant the score carried the heavy lifting, creating a Vivaldi-esque soundscape that gracefully navigated us through seasons and emotions.

The rain and thunderstorm sequences? Absolutely breathtaking. Disney wasn’t just telling a story; they were orchestrating an emotional symphony.

But what’s the takeaway from Bambi?

That humans, with their guns and disregard for nature, are a threat. It’s a bold statement, especially for a 1942 audience. The film doesn’t just entertain; it highlights our relationship with nature, making us question our actions.

Disney managed to ruffle some feathers, with hunters of the era feeling particularly targeted by the film’s message. Yet, this controversy only underscores the film’s enduring relevance.

Now, let’s not gloss over the fact that Bambi was no small feat to produce.

A five-year labor of love, with the studio pouring most of its resources into wartime efforts, Bambi is a testament to Disney’s commitment to storytelling, no matter the obstacles.

Bambi’s lasting appeal concerns a cute fawn in the woods. It’s a rich tapestry of groundbreaking animation, poignant storytelling, and a bold environmental statement, all wrapped up in a package that continues to resonate with audiences, young and old.

Bambi is a piece of cinematic history that changed the animation game forever.