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Funko Pop! figurines have become a staple of the convention circuit for years now, giving fans the chance to pick up their favorite character no matter what their budget or fandom is. Few fandoms are represented at Funko Pop! stalls quite as well as Naruto. There are already dozens of Naruto and Boruto characters available in Pop! form, but two more are joining the collection at WonderCon 2025.

From March 28-30, WonderCon returns to the Anaheim Convention Center in Anaheim, California and Funko is bringing two exclusive Pop! figurines to the convention. The first is Madara Uchiha, one of the most formidable villains in the Naruto universe, in his Susanoo defense form. The 8.85-inch-tall figurine is an impressive size and will certainly stand out in your collection.

It is joined by a standard-sized Sasuke Uchiha figurine that is topped with adorable cat ears. This is a reference to Naruto Shippuden episode 189, Sasuke’s Paw Encyclopaedia, which sees the usually broody ninja on a search for paw prints. This is a pure filler episode of the anime, but it is a memorable one.

The Madara Uchiha in Susanoo defense form Pop! will cost $40 while the Sasuke in cat ears Pop! will only be $20 at the Funko stall on the WonderCon show floor. Both will come with one of two WonderCon stickers on the box. We expect them to sell out quickly so you’re better off getting your hands on them on the opening day of the convention to avoid disappointment.

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