CoCo The Monkey

CoCo the Monkey, the iconic mascot of Kellogg's Coco Pops, was introduced in the 1960s to represent the breakfast cereal's chocolatey appeal. Funko produced this Pop! figure as part of its Ad Icons series, which celebrates historical advertising characters that have become deeply embedded in global consumer culture. The figure reflects the classic appearance of the character, complete with his signature red polo shirt and cheerful expression, serving as a nostalgic nod to mid-century cereal branding.

The design of this vinyl figure follows Funko's standard aesthetic, emphasizing the character's wide eyes and stylized proportions to translate a 2D illustrated mascot into a 3D collectible. Within the Ad Icons line, which has become one of Funko's most popular sub-series, CoCo the Monkey is highly regarded by collectors for his recognition in markets like the United Kingdom and Australia, where the cereal remains a household staple. It captures the specific visual heritage of the brand's mascot evolution during the latter half of the twentieth century.