2022 NEW Star Wars – Dia de Los Muertos Funko Pops

Mexican culture represents death very colorfully, and this year (2022) serves as inspiration for these incredible new Star Wars: Dia de Los Muertos Funko pop figures.

Death has an essential meaning in all cultures around the world. Particularly in Mexico, many rituals and customs honor life and preserve the memory of those who have passed away.

The Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead), which has its origins in a mixture of pre-Hispanic and Spanish Catholic traditions, is one of the most colorful and popular traditions surrounding death worldwide.

This series of figures includes a mini-collection named “Dia de Los Star Wars,” with an obvious Day of the Dead theme in which each character has a new and unique Día de Muertos deco design. Here’s the breakdown for this release:

• Dia de Los Muertos: Boba Fett Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
• Dia de Los Muertos: Boba Fett (Jumbo) Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
• Dia de Los Muertos: Darth Vader Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
• Dia de Los Muertos: Darth Vader GITD Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
• Dia de Los Muertos: Darth Vader (Jumbo) Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
• Dia de Los Muertos: R2D2 Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
• Dia de Los Muertos: C3PO Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
• Dia de Los Muertos: Stormtrooper Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
• Dia de Los Muertos: Yoda GITD Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure
• Dia de Los Muertos: 4-Pack GITD Funko Pop! Vinyl Figure

Dia de Los Star Wars (Dia de Los Muertos) Funko Pop Figures are an unconfirmed release. It is only official when or if Funko announces it. I’ll update more information in the long run.

Mexico has a great variety of traditions and festivities and is always full of history and culture, and without a doubt, the Day of the Dead is one of them.

We must not forget that UNESCO declared this festivity as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Today, it is a very representative tradition of Mexican culture, besides becoming a reference for travelers from all over the world who want to know and live this magnificent experience.

This celebration takes place on November 1st and 2nd because, according to tradition, the dead arrive every midnight to visit the living between October 28 and November 2.

Thus, in October, we can already see the beautiful decorations of this festivity on every corner, such as offerings, “papel picado,” beautiful catrinas, and the iconic cempasúchil flower.