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Funko Proto - Bloody Carrie Prototype

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Add a unique piece to your Funko collection with this Bloody Carrie Prototype. As a prototype, this figure offers collectors a distinctive look at the early design process, showcasing the character in a detailed and eye-catching form. This new arrival is part of the Protos line, making it a standout addition for dedicated Funko enthusiasts.

  • Funko Brand
  • Bloody Carrie Prototype design
  • Part of the Funko Protos collection
  • New arrival at Fugitive Toys
  • Single figure (Standard SKU)
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Jacob ★★★★★

Snagged this prototype and the paint work on the blood splatter is way more detailed than the standard release. Seeing the early design process on an actual figure is a cool touch for a display piece.

Ella P. ★★★★★

The bloody paint detail on this prototype is way more striking in person than in photos. It's a genuine conversation starter on my shelf, and the early design quirks make it feel like a real collector's piece.

Matthew V. ★★★★★

The paint finish on this prototype is way more striking in person than in the photos, especially the blood detailing. Seeing the early design differences from the standard release makes it a genuinely interesting piece to have on the shelf.