Yogi Bear

Yogi Bear, the iconic Hanna-Barbera character created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera in 1958, debuted as a supporting segment in The Huckleberry Hound Show before securing his own series in 1961. The character, known for his relentless pursuit of picnic baskets in Jellystone Park, remains a cornerstone of mid-century animation history. This figure reimagines the character through the lens of the Pez dispenser aesthetic, a collaboration that merges the legacy of the classic candy brand with Funko's signature Pop! stylized vinyl form.

The Pop! Pez line, including number 187, was developed by Funko as a nostalgic crossover product, pairing the exaggerated proportions and oversized features of Pop! figures with the functional silhouette of traditional Pez dispensers. Designed to appeal to both animation collectors and pop-culture enthusiasts, the piece captures Yogi's familiar green hat and tie while adhering to the uniform, minimalist design language established across the broader Pez-inspired series. It represents a synthesis of three distinct pop-culture touchstones: classic television animation, mid-century candy branding, and modern collectible vinyl design.