
P. Sherman, 42 Wallaby Way or was it? in Sydney. But that is no longer the final destination of our little scale-covered heroes! The Finding Nemo Funko POP figures are now setting sail for every fan zone to turn them into pretty coral reefs! Nemo, the clownfish star with the lucky fin, arrives in vinyl alongside the unforgettable Dory and her failing memory. Between the cult lines that have won us over since 2003 and Bruce's toothy grin promising that fish are friends, the Pixar ocean once again plays all its winning cards to flood the fan zones. The forever laid-back Crush rides the East Australian Current with his 150 years of coolness! Four vinyl treasures instantly awaken the wonder sleeping inside us. So just keep swimming toward these collector gems!
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Nemo, a clownfish with orange scales, embodies a rare boldness. His undersized fin does not stop him from roaming the ocean with insatiable curiosity and an almost naive faith in the impossible. Through his eyes, the dangers of the sea become challenges to take on, and hardships become stepping stones. Everything about him evokes resilience, a search for self that goes beyond the reefs and the depths. No matter the size or the strength, Nemo proves that it is willpower that guides the most unpredictable currents.

Dory, a blue fish whose mind drifts like a warm current, crosses the ocean with a touching carefree spirit. Her fragile memory sends her sliding from adventure to mishap, but her instinctive optimism and her ability to make friends with the unexpected open up unique horizons for her. Beneath her apparent absent-mindedness, Dory holds an extraordinary intuition and unshakeable loyalty. She is the embodiment of letting go, a quiet strength that finds solutions where others see only dead ends.

Bruce, a massive great white shark, hides a conflicted soul behind his sharp teeth. Raised in the depths where the law of the strongest rules, he dreams of a peaceful existence where friendship would replace predation. Yet his nature sometimes resurfaces, waging a constant battle between his instincts and his ideals. Bruce is a walking paradox, frightening in appearance but moving in his clumsy efforts to be better. Every stroke evokes this conflict, an inner struggle as vast as the ocean itself.

Crush, a sea turtle with laughing eyes, glides along the ocean currents with an almost hypnotic ease. His philosophy, full of serenity, seems sculpted by centuries of tides. Talking to Crush means diving into a wisdom tinged with lightness, where every wave becomes a chance to let yourself be carried along. More than a traveler, he is a guide, offering bursts of humor and wise advice between two eddies. Nothing is urgent in his fluid world, where everything eventually finds its place.

Hank, a master of camouflage and dry one-liners, moves through the shadows with almost military precision. Behind his mistrust and his desire for solitude, a sharp intelligence and a rare sense of resourcefulness turn every situation into an opportunity. His tentacles, both tools and weapons, reveal a complex nature: pragmatic, fiercely independent, but secretly attached to those he meets. Hank is an aquatic enigma, a being for whom survival has never been an act separated from the heart.