
Bilbo Baggins probably never imagined his adventure turning into adorable vinyl sentinels. And yet here they are! The Hobbit POP figures arrive to watch over our precious Middle-earth treasures. Thorin Oakenshield's royal arrogance shows in every detail of the raised Orcrist, and the mysterious look of Gandalf the Grey hides a thousand wizard secrets. Our burglar from Bag End still wears that bittersweet smile typical of a hobbit swept into an epic quest against his will. Azog's menacing scars contrast with Legolas' elven elegance, and even the eccentric Radagast rolls in with his sled pulled by Rhosgobel rabbits! These miniatures made by Funko capture the spirit of the trilogy: courage in the face of the dragon, friendship forged in adversity and barrels rushing down turbulent rivers. The adventure continues on our shelves!
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Bilbo Baggins is pulled away from his peaceful home at Bag End by a wizard and thirteen dwarves, thrown into an adventure that seems to come straight out of the tales he loves to read without ever wanting to live them. Clumsy and ill at ease at first, he gradually discovers within himself an unsuspected cunning and courage. His quick wits save his companions just as much as his silent feet help him slip into the most dangerous places, from a troll den to a dragon's cave. Bilbo is the outsider in a world of shadows and grandeur, the one who, with no weapon and no title, nevertheless changes the course of history.

Smaug, tyrant of the skies and scourge of kingdoms, reigns in the depths of Erebor, where gold glitters in the glow of his burning breath. His words are a sweet venom, a play on words meant to break the will of intruders before they even raise their weapons. His power is matched only by his pride, for he believes himself invincible, an eternal plague no one would dare defy. Yet beneath the invulnerable scales a weakness hides, an insignificant detail he considers an impossibility. His fall, should it come, will be nothing but the fruit of his own self-satisfaction.

Thorin Oakenshield walks with the gravity of a king without a throne, carrying the weight of his people's losses like invisible armor. Heir of Erebor, he is determined to reclaim the mountain and the treasure stolen by Smaug, whatever the cost. This obsession becomes both his strength and his weakness, fueled by pride in his lineage. An authoritarian but respected leader, he inspires fierce loyalty in his companions, even when his decisions lead them to the edge of the abyss. His journey is marked by doubts, flashes of nobility and mistakes that bring him as close to those around him as they drive him away. Thorin, a tragic figure, fights his inner demons as much as his outer enemies.

Azog the Defiler advances like a heavy shadow over the lands of the dwarves, driven by a visceral hatred for Thorin and his line. A cruel warlord and merciless strategist, he leads his orcs with terrifying discipline, reducing his enemies to ashes in his wake. His body, marked with scars and adorned with his sinister steel arm, bears witness to battles from which he has always emerged victorious. Obsessed with destroying Thorin, he stops at nothing to make sure his enemy sees his world collapse.