
The cursed castle opens its vinyl doors and the Funko POP Beauty and the Beast collection comes to haunt the shelves! Belle rules this section with a good ten versions: golden ball gown, red coat in winter outfit, nose buried in her book in the library, leaning over the fountain or candlestick in hand in the forbidden corridors. The Beast imposes his frame, sculpted curly hair, and clutches the Enchanted Rose in his claws, a rose that even gets its own POP under a glass bell. Lumiere plays the maitre d' with arms raised, Cogsworth shows the time on his grumpy dial and Mrs. Potts watches over Chip, the little teacup who appears again and again, right up to the duo formed with Sultan the footstool. Gaston puffs out his chest, magic mirror brandished, while the Wardrobe and the Enchantress complete this bewitched staff. That leaves the Tale As Old As Time scene to set the couple waltzing at the center of the display case!
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Belle is an intelligent, loving and independent young woman who lives in a small French village. A passionate reader, she dreams of adventures beyond her everyday life. When her father is captured by the Beast, she volunteers to save him by taking his place in the creature's castle. From a relationship first based on fear, compassion gradually grows for a Beast who is far from being a monster. Belle teaches a lovely lesson that encourages us to look beyond appearances.

Burdened with some truly dreadful flaws, Prince Adam is quite naturally turned into a terrifying monster. Described as a creature with a frightening appearance, he has animal features and a menacing muzzle. Once rarely handsome, the Beast no longer dares to face his mirror and shuts himself away in his immense enchanted castle. But Belle's arrival in this ruined home revives the hope that one day he might be loved.

Cogsworth, at the heart of the enchanted castle, plays an essential role in helping Belle adapt to her new life within these magical walls. A confidant and trusted companion for Belle, he offers her invaluable advice in this enchanted world. His presence brings a touch of humor and warmth to the story, while celebrating the diversity of personalities among the castle's residents. Cogsworth carries the burden of the curse that keeps the castle in its enchanted state. His own transformation into a clock is a constant reminder of the race against time. The fate of the castle and its residents depends on the power of true love needed to break the curse before the last petal of the enchanted rose falls...

Held captive in a castle, Belle can fortunately count on enchanted objects. Her close friendship with Lumiere, a maitre d'hotel turned candelabra, brightens up her gloomy days. In his enchanted form, Lumiere looks like a candelabra with lit candles for arms. His playful personality and his French accent make this character unique among the castle's staff, who work to help Belle find love and break the curse.

Turned into a teapot by a cruel spell, Mrs. Potts remains the embodiment of motherly gentleness and wisdom. Formerly the castle's housekeeper, she watches over every resident with infinite kindness. Her soothing voice and wise advice warm hearts and guide Belle with insight and comfort. Her relationship with her son, Chip, marked by unwavering tenderness, softens the atmosphere and adds a touching dimension to this enchanting tale.

Chip, Mrs. Potts' mischievous son, is turned into a chipped cup by the curse that strikes the castle. Full of boundless enthusiasm and insatiable curiosity, he brings a joyful light to every dark corner of this bewitched home. Every discovery becomes a thrilling new adventure for him. His relationship with his mother is marked by infinite tenderness, making Chip an embodiment of childhood innocence. His liveliness and mischievous spirit offer a welcome break from the castle's often oppressive atmosphere, making him a constant source of happiness and hope for all its residents.

Once a renowned opera singer, the Wardrobe is now a majestic and flamboyant piece of furniture, with a theatrical personality and an imposing presence. Her sumptuous interior is filled with magnificent gowns that she offers to Belle with palpable pride. Her powerful voice echoes through the castle's vast corridors, recalling the grandeur and splendor of days gone by. The Wardrobe brings a touch of magic and spectacle to every moment and turns an oppressive daily life into a parade of colors and lights.

Gaston, the charismatic and self-centered hunter, tries to win Belle over despite her refusals. Behind his attractive appearance and his popularity lies a destructive vanity. Using his fame to manipulate the villagers, he becomes increasingly cruel and determined to get what he wants. His tragic fall, caused by his own pride, highlights the dangers of arrogance. Gaston represents a timeless moral, in which the inability to see beyond oneself leads to ruin, turning a comic character into a true antagonist.

Mysterious and elusive, this figure strikes souls with her spells as quickly as she vanishes. With a power of unsettling elegance, she judges insincere hearts without mercy. Behind her ethereal appearance, the Enchantress weighs human kindness, turning those who stray into vanity into beasts. In shadow and in light, she watches over all, a symbol of relentless justice, her gaze piercing the soul of those she meets. An eternal enigma, she embodies a lesson in compassion disguised as a spell. One breath of magic, and the universe changes.