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Funko A789 My Hero Academia Kurogiri action figure
A vinyl bobblehead of the warp-gate villain Kurogiri from My Hero Academia, recommended for ages 14 and up
- TypeBobbleheads
- Manufacturer Recommended Age14
- AgeAdults
- GenderUnisex
- Official My Hero Academia Kurogiri collectible
- Funko Pop! Animation vinyl figure with bobblehead action
- Recommended for ages 14 and up
- Unisex design suits any fan collection
- Released 16 Sep 2020 as model A789
My Hero Academia Kurogiri figure
This Funko Pop! Animation figure depicts Kurogiri from My Hero Academia and is identified by model number A789. It is supplied new and carries the manufacturer recommended age of 14. The release date is 16 Sep 2020 and the UPC is 889698484664.
Bobblehead mechanics and display presence
The figure uses a bobblehead design so the head moves with a gentle touch. No batteries or power are required and the toy makes no sound during normal handling. It sits stably on a flat surface for shelf or desk display.
Vinyl construction and collector details
The piece is moulded in vinyl with painted detailing that matches the character design. It is packaged in a single Funko window box suitable for collectors who keep items carded. The unisex rating and adult age classification indicate it is aimed at general hobbyists rather than young children.
Highlights
- Official My Hero Academia Kurogiri collectible
- Funko Pop! Animation vinyl figure with bobblehead action
- Recommended for ages 14 and up
- Unisex design suits any fan collection
- Released 16 Sep 2020 as model A789
Specifications
| Brand | Funko |
|---|---|
| Type | Bobbleheads |
| Manufacturer Recommended Age | 14 |
| Age | Adults |
| Gender | Unisex |
| Shipping weight | 0.27 kg |
| Package size | 203 × 152 × 102 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I set up the Funko A789 Kurogiri figure on a shelf without it tipping over?
Place the figure on a flat, stable surface; the oversized head on the spring neck shifts the centre of gravity, so ensure the base sits fully flush and avoid edges where vibration can rock it.
What part of the Kurogiri figure is most likely to need attention after long-term display?
The internal spring that creates the bobble action can lose tension or squeak over time; a drop of lightweight silicone lubricant on the coil restores smooth movement.
At what point does the bobble motion stop working reliably during continuous handling?
Repeated vigorous bobbling stresses the spring anchor points inside the vinyl; gentle taps keep the motion consistent, while hard knocks risk detaching the head from the neck post.
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