Oswald the Lucky Rabbit [Chase]

Oswald the Lucky Rabbit was created by Walt Disney and Ub Iwerks in 1927 for Universal Pictures, serving as the first animated character produced by Disney to achieve significant popularity. After a contract dispute led to Disney losing the rights to the character, Oswald remained in relative obscurity under Universal for decades until The Walt Disney Company reacquired the intellectual property in 2006. This Pop! figure was released as part of the Disney 100th Anniversary collection, serving as a nostalgic tribute to the studio's early animation roots.

Designed in the signature Funko aesthetic, this figure captures Oswald’s classic 1920s rubber-hose animation style, characterized by elongated limbs and expressive pie-cut eyes. The chase variant provides a distinct color palette or finish compared to the standard release, a common practice for Funko to incentivize collectors. The figure has been well-received by animation historians and toy enthusiasts alike, acting as a tangible acknowledgement of the character’s pivotal role in the history of the Disney brand.