Music to Our Ears! “The Little Mermaid” Sebastian Funko Pop! Available Exclusively at Entertainment Earth

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What could possibly be better than new Funko Pop! figures for your collection? How about exclusive Pop! figures you can’t get anywhere else? Entertainment Earth is home to several original Disney designs from Funko and the latest addition features Sebastian from The Little Mermaid.

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What’s Happening:

  • Bring the marine life from “Under the Sea” to your landside Disney display with a new Sebastian Funko Pop! that’s only available at Entertainment Earth.
  • Funko is celebrating the animated classic The Little Mermaid by presenting a charming Pop! version of Sebastian, the crab who’s an advisor to King Triton and a friend to Airel.
  • This collectible features the crustacean ready to conduct a whole orchestra of marine musicians for a grand concert in honor of Triton and his seven daughters. Sebastian is holding his baton and standing behind a music book that’s propped up against a sea shell.
  • This Sebastian Pop! sells for $13.99 and is limited to one per guest. Pre-orders are open now exclusively at Entertainment Earth.
  • The Sebastian Pop! is expected to ship to fans in January 2023.
  • A link to the individual figure can be found below.

Free Shipping at Entertainment Earth:

  • Laughing Place is pleased to share a special Entertainment Earth affiliate link! Shop using our ​​EE.toys/LPFAN link—or enter code LPFAN at checkout to save 10% on in-stock items and enjoy Free Standard Shipping on purchases of $39+.

The Little Mermaid Sebastian Pop! Vinyl Figure – Entertainment Earth Exclusive – $13.99

More Entertainment Earth Exclusives:

Looking for Funko Pop! figures that are only available from one retailer? Well Entertainment Earth will hook you up! From Disney, Marvel and Star Wars to those other franchises we don’t talk about (because they’re not Disney!).