POP Newt Scamander & Pickett (Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them)

Newt Scamander is a magizoologist who loves animals. Indeed, he has a suitcase full of fantastic animals that he takes the time to know, to raise, but also to appreciate. Among the different animals that Newt Scamander owns, there is piquette. It is simply an animal that can be found under the name of "Botruc". But piquette has a particularity. Indeed, it is an animal rather moody, anxious and is often mistreated by other Botruc. Nevertheless, Newt loves this animal and spends his time with him: Piquette is always in his pocket whatever Newt decides to do. Also, it is important to know that Piquette has an unequalled know-how: he knows how to open locks perfectly well, which can be an excellent thing for Newt Scamander.

You will be able to meet Piquette from the first part of the series of films "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them". But it is not necessarily the animal you will see the most. Indeed, Newt Scamander arrives in New York with his suitcase full of fantastic animals. But unfortunately it opens by accident and many animals decide to escape and discover the city of New York. Newt Scamander will therefore have to travel around the city to find all his animals.

In the second part, you can see a really resourceful Newt Scamander. Indeed, the latter will be named by Albus Dumbledore to be able to find the prisoner who escaped. Of course, Newt will do everything possible to ensure that the latter can be found rather quickly, which is not negligible.

If you really want to perfect your collection of pop figurines of the Fantastic Beasts, we strongly advise you to choose this figurine. Why should you choose this figurine? Simply because you can have two characters in one: Newt Scamander and Piquette who have a rather fusional relationship. Whether it is one or the other, we can recognize them perfectly. Moreover, Piquette is next to Newt Scamander, which is really representative of what happens in the film. Having this figurine will simply allow you to have a complete collection. Rather practical, don't you think?