Tossakan (Silver)

The Pop! Asia series was introduced by Funko to expand their stylized vinyl figure aesthetic into cultural icons and traditional folklore from across the Asian continent. The Tossakan figure, numbered 45 in this specific collection, serves as a whimsical representation of the primary antagonist from the Ramakien, the Thai national epic derived from the Hindu Ramayana. As the King of Longka, Tossakan is typically depicted with ten faces and twenty arms, a complex visual challenge that Funko distilled into their signature minimalist, large-headed format while retaining his characteristic green skin and crown.

This silver variant was released as a special edition, departing from the standard full-color character design to offer a metallic, monochromatic finish. These figures were marketed toward collectors interested in the intersection of contemporary pop-culture collectibles and traditional mythology. While specific design credits for individual Pop! Asia figures are rarely attributed to single artists, the series is widely noted for its attempt to translate diverse global mythologies into the uniform aesthetic language that defined the brand's global growth during the mid-2010s.