Queen of Hearts (W/ Hedgehog)

The Queen of Hearts with Hedgehog figure was released by Funko as part of the Pop! Disney line, specifically commemorating the 1951 animated classic Alice in Wonderland. The figure captures a signature moment from the film’s chaotic croquet match, where the Queen uses a flamingo as a mallet and a hedgehog as a ball. This design choice highlights the surreal, nonsensical tone of Lewis Carroll's original work, which Disney successfully translated into their signature mid-century animation style.

Funko’s design team opted for the iconic, stern expression of the character paired with the whimsical accessory to differentiate this release from other versions of the Queen. The figure is identified as number 234 in the Pop! Disney series and became a sought-after piece for fans of the franchise due to its distinct character-defining prop. Upon its release, it was well-received by collectors who favored figures that incorporated specific, recognizable scenes from the source material rather than simple character portraits.