POP Mike Ehrmantraut (Breaking Bad)

Apathetic, Mike Ehrmantraut will be presented to us as a desolation, a cold, professional and methodical criminal to whom nothing escapes. A very nuanced character in his postures as well as in his actions, he is one of those secondary characters who gave so much charm to the series Beaking Bad. His popularity will have amply justified that this special character becomes one of the two main characters of the series Better Call Saul, presenting the events prior to Breaking Bad.

Before being Gustavo Fring's man of trust, Mike Ehrmantraut is nothing but an old hand. Quiet as one could not be more, eyelids half closed, one would swear that this modest sixty-year-old is made of marble so much he knows how to be impassive and hard in his positions. Mike speaks little because he acts much. Involved with Gustavo Fring's cartel in New Mexico, he is not a drug dealer but a formidable mercenary who is dispatched every time it is a question of ensuring security or of organizing rather severe punitive measures.

Although he has always been gruff and quiet, Hank has not always had a criminal career. A proud grandfather to a granddaughter he cherishes more than anything in the world, Mike's life was shattered long ago when his son died. Both were rogue cops whose corruption led to this tragedy...

Deprived of his son, fired from the police force, Mike will let himself go until he finally pulls himself together to take care of his granddaughter. Like Walter White, who turns to methamphetamine to support his family, Mike becomes a hardened criminal for his granddaughter. This similarity, however, will not prevent the two men from hating each other. Mike's only friendship is with Saul Goodman, but he is quite brutal towards him. Indeed, the two men knew each other before working in the drug business and it is through Saul Goodman that the character of Mike will be introduced for the first time in the series Breaking Bad.

Mike Ehrmantraut's POP resembles the character in every way in his postures and expressions. He only looks like a gruff and tired grandfather who nevertheless has at his disposal the talents of a born killer which he does not deprive himself of using as attested by the gun brandished in his right hand on the figure.

With his shaved head, sleepy little eyes and grizzled goatee, Mike Ehrmantraut's POP figure does not fail to resituate this seemingly harmless yet formidable old man's side. Dressed as a soldier, Mike wears his rangers and black pants and his iconic bomber coat. Funko has perfectly captured the seriousness and gravity of a man who is not to be messed with.