Beavis

Released as part of the initial wave of Funko's Pop! Television line, the Beavis figure, numbered 40, debuted to commemorate the legacy of the cult-classic animated series Beavis and Butt-Head. Created by Mike Judge for MTV, the show became a defining fixture of 1990s pop culture, known for its cynical commentary on heavy metal and adolescent malaise. The figure captures the character's signature look, featuring his messy blonde hair and the iconic AC/DC graphic tee that defined his rebellious aesthetic.

The design of the Pop! figure follows the brand's signature aesthetic, which emphasizes oversized heads and simplified, stylized features to distill complex characters into a uniform format. While the Pop! line is celebrated for its accessibility and expansive range, this particular figure remains a sought-after piece for those nostalgic for the early-to-mid 2010s era of collecting. It sits within a series that sought to bridge the gap between traditional action figure collecting and modern vinyl art, focusing on recognizable silhouettes that serve as a direct nod to the irreverent source material.