Madam Mim [Dragon]

Released as part of the Funko Pop! Disney line, this figure captures Madam Mim in her iconic dragon form from the 1963 Walt Disney animated feature, The Sword in the Stone. The design draws directly from the climax of the film, where Mim engages in a transformative duel with Merlin. Funko aimed to translate the exaggerated, bulbous silhouette of the character’s dragon persona into their signature stylized vinyl aesthetic, emphasizing her distinctive pink scales and unruly purple hair.

The figure serves as a tribute to one of Disney's most memorable antagonistic portrayals, celebrated for its chaotic energy and the film’s unique approach to magical combat. As part of the broader Disney series, it was produced to cater to collectors interested in deep-cut characters from classic animation history. Upon release, it was well-received by fans of the movie, who appreciated the attention to detail on a character who rarely sees representation in modern merchandise.