Your Wizard Harry. And thanks to the folks over at Funko, today's video we're going to be having a look at the Funko Harry Potter Finals of Hagrid and Harry Potter. I reach, I grab the Ultra Mezzatron to first figure out how tall these figures stand. And we're going to take it right to the top of Hagrid's head and stop it right there. The Ultra Mezzatron tells us that Hagrid stands at 4.8 inches in heights or in centimeters. You would be looking at 12.2 centimeters. Let's switch that back over to inches. We'll go ahead and measure off Harry. Now you know he would be a little bit smaller than Hagrid. That would be correct. The Ultra Mezzatron says yes, that is correct. Reviewer who is currently holding him. The Harry Potter stands 4.1 inches. Little bit shorter. Well, you can clearly see that. 4.1 inches in height or in centimeters you'd be looking at 10.6. Those seeking clear display stands will find not one, but two display stands included with the figures. Now the figures, if I go ahead and take off the clear stands, figures in theory do stand on their own. It's not so much an issue where you have to worry about them falling over. One thing you do have to worry about though is that the display stands are clearly different from one another. Harry's is much smaller. And even on top of that, his one peg right here, a little bit bigger than this one right here. You can see it, a little bit smaller. This one's a little baby peg. It hasn't grown up yet and experienced the hardships of the world. This one, a slight more of a grown up. Still not as big as this one right here. You never want to talk to that peg. Boy, the stories he would tell you. But they are clearly specific to these characters. Switch them all you want, but it's not going to work. It's just not going to work on the figures. Like I said, they don't really technically need stands, but these ones they always do come included with them. And it keeps them somewhat consistent with one another as well. Okay, so we've already established for the fact that the two vinyls are very different in height. As they should be, Hagrid is a lot taller of a character. Then little tiny Harry Potter. They're neat looking vinyls. And let me also say that these are slightly more older vinyls as well. Yeah, got a little behind. I didn't get a chance to have a look at these earlier. Really. Really sorry. Yeah, I just got caught up with the hustle and the bustle of life and success climbing the corporate ladder. I didn't really notice as I was climbing the runners, the success I didn't look down at any given point to realize, you know, climbing up as high as you can. It means you can fall so much so much farther, you know, so. Yeah. I also forgot. I forgot all about them as well. I forgot all about them. Let's have a look at Hagrid. They were actually on a shelf somewhere and I reminded myself later. Oh, right. I forgot to have a look at those. Hagrid here is wearing his long jacket, his long trench coat. These ones are kind of a little less interesting because their arms are sort of just draping off to the side. It's almost as if Hagrid's arms fell asleep and he just can't move them. You ever just lay on your arm, lay on one arm, you know, because you lay on your side, you lay on your one arm and just, it's just that, you know, it realized how heavy your arm is until it falls asleep. Hagrid's got the problems of having both arms fallen asleep. It's got a good looking head sculpt. It kind of also looks like the ghost. Oh, there goes Harry Potter. Go ahead, take a nap. You deserved it. You earned it, buddy. His head sculpt kind of looks like the ghost of Christmas present as we are currently in the month of December. If I post it in December, nice long curly hair on Hagrid in the brown treatment also in his beard. He's got some nice little rosy cheeks happening there as well. Underneath that is a vest, a belt and a red tie or red shirt, I should say. Nice shiny boots. His pose ability is very limited. Only due to the fact that the way his head sculpt is sculpted, you can see, hello in there. Hello. Is there life up there? There isn't. Okay. You can see that it does go fairly high up there, but the clearance, it's more so the beard that stops the movement of the head beyond these points. Once they hit those lazy shoulders, buddy, that head not going anywhere. So that's as much as you can really get out of him. Like I said, he doesn't have any problems standing really. I mean, he stands a lot easier as clearly you could see with poor little Harry Potter that toppled right over. Lazy arms also on poor little Harry. Could they have not given him a wand? I guess the worry would be if the wand went that way, it would run the risk of breaking. It's something, of course, I have to think about it. I'm not in the field of toy development, but certainly the mindset of reviewing these long enough, you can kind of start seeing, okay, well, that's paid possibly why they didn't do that. They could have easily also sculpted the wand behind him. I mean, they could have sculpted various different things in his hand, but ultimately they just kind of went with the yawn treatments of having the lazy arms. To their credit, though, I think they've done a pretty good job of giving him the little wizards robe. You can see underneath that is even his sweater. Well, underneath his striped scarf that is. He's wearing a pair of sunglaib eyeglasses, not quite sunglasses. Can you make out the little lightning bolt scar? No, you can't. It's covered by his hair. Can you move the hair? What is this magic? No, it's not magic. But I do think that the head sculpt on hair is really good. Like also for the fact that they give him glasses, one of the few of the vinyl figures that actually possess spectacles. His possibility is much more afforded because he can actually rotate his head all the way around. That's the benefits of having no beard. I have partial beards most of the time, which I like to call organized neglect. And I can tell you, though, despite for the fact that Hagrid would tell you you can't move your head past your shoulders, I very freely move my head past the point of my shoulders. I may, and this is because I'm getting old, but I can move my head not quite all the way around. That would kill both Harry Potter and it would kill me. So I wouldn't do that. But Harry's head does rotate back and forth and all the way around. It's as far as I know, the only set, all right, all right, fine. It's the only set that so far possesses a Harry Potter. There was also a set that we're going to be looking at as well that has Hermione and Ron. We're going to have a look at that one as well. I think that is though the majority. That is the bulk of what we got so far for Harry Potter vinyls. Let me also just say this as I'm picking this into his feet, the display stand is a little tricky to get into Hagrid's feet. But neat looking sets certainly certainly for fans of Harry Potter. You may want to pick these up. It may involve some time traveling, however, though, because my comic book store usually only stocks one or two of the vinyls. I generally pick up one of them and then whoever picks it up the other guy, the girl guy, owl, small serpent picks up the other one. And then I don't see them again. I don't have not yet seen these ones resurfaced. Funko's not really big about redistributing their older lines. But you could probably still find these online if you wish. Do part in this humbled reviewer for beating a dead horse. I don't like saying that. But I say it anyways. I've said this already in previous instances having a look at the Funko vinyls that these remind me of the rank and bass animated features specifically. The Land of Oz was Wizard of Oz. One of my all time favorite shows growing up as a kid. So I sort of gravitate towards these. It doesn't seem to matter despite unlike Funko pops where I have to be really interested in the line. Generally vinyls as it goes, I pick them up no matter what. So that might be explaining why you guys generally see more vinyl reviews on this channel than you do Funko pops. Funko pops I really have to be in the mood and like that character a lot to worth picking them up or her up or the owl or serpent up. Vinyls I pick up just every time. In fact, actually, FYI, when I go to my local comic book store, I usually say anytime you guys get Funko vinyls in, put them aside for me. I'll pick them up. And that's what I did. At least with this sets several months ago and we're finally having a look at them now. Like I said for Harry Potter fans, you may want to add these ones to your collection. I think they got a little bit more personality personally speaking then the Funko pop varieties and the fact you get two of them also kind of gives you a little bit extra umph versus just picking up one slightly less umph Funko pop. Either way, today we were having a look slightly late. Yes, I will admit that we were having a look at the Funko Harry Potter. This was Hagrid and Harry Potter, the vinyls of Harry Potter and Hagrid. If you guys want to go back and have a look at some of my other vinyl reviews from Funko, you can check it out. There's a playlist. It's there. It's waiting for you to feast your eyes on. Speaking of feasting your eyes, we're going to be feasting our eyes on other cool collectibles coming onto this channel. So if you haven't already had a chance, hit that little subscribe button and that little bell notification. And whenever else YouTube currently will ask of you the viewer. 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