Madam Mim [Chase]

Madam Mim was released by Funko as part of their Pop! Disney series, specifically number 1102 within the broader collection of figures inspired by the 1963 animated feature The Sword in the Stone. This character, a flamboyant and chaotic witch, is depicted in her signature wild aesthetic. The production of this figure reflects Funko's ongoing effort to expand its representation of classic Disney animation, appealing to collectors who favor the studio's earlier, more stylized character designs.

The Chase variant of this figure is distinguished by a specific design alteration, typically involving a change in the character's hair color or attire to denote its status as a rarer production run compared to the standard release. These Chase variants are designed to drive engagement among collectors through scarcity, and they are typically illustrated with the trademark large-headed, wide-eyed aesthetic that defines the Pop! line. The release was met with appreciation from animation enthusiasts who had long requested more representation from Merlin and Mim's iconic magical duel.