POP Ranger Stan Marshwalker (The Stick of Truth) (South Park)

In the highly acclaimed Black Friday trilogy where the console war between X-Box and PS4 is played out, Stan the Warrior will work as Princess Kenny's right-hand man after he betrays the Grand Wizard Cartman for the benefit of the PS4. Stan the Warrior, later, in the game South Park: The Stick of Truth, will work alongside Kyle the Elf King to found and defend the elven kingdom from the assaults of the Grand Wizard Cartman and his men.

Stan the Warrior acts, in the medieval fantasy role-playing games of South Park, as a right-hand figure. He is never the leader, but always proves to be the most reliable member of a gang, the most loyal and non-betrayal. Stan, by being so loyal to those who trust him, is therefore one of the most honorable characters in their children's games where betrayals are common. This was also fabulously highlighted and with humor during the Black Friday trilogy, very freely inspired by the Game of Thrones saga.

According to the story that Stan created for his character Stan the Warrior - also called Stan Marshwalker - he is a human raised by elves. This naturally explains why he joined the elven kingdom held by Kyle the elf king. That, and the fact that they are also best friends, even when not playing their role-playing game in disguise.

As a warrior, Stan naturally fights with a sword and wears armor to protect himself from attack. In the game South Park: Stick of Truth, he is accompanied by his companion Sparky, who is responsible for supporting him in his attacks, but also for healing him. Sparky is Stan's dog in real life, and here he plays the role of a "pet" who must accompany him on his adventures. Sparky, of course, has no idea that this is a game.

Although Stan, the main character of South Park, only plays a minor role as Stan the Warrior, he remains the most trusted man of all those with whom he allies himself. Often reluctantly, as everyone is obviously up to no good.

The Stan the Warrior POP takes care of resituating the chivalrous aspect of the character who, if he doesn't shine by his involvement in intrigues and other shenanigans, knows how to show a certain presence and an allure that his comrades don't have when they, too, disguise themselves to play the fighting kingdoms.

With the Funko POP figure of Stan as a Warrior/Ranger, you'll find a straightforward, determined-looking character who is obviously true to his appearance in the South Park series and game. This POP of Stan displays the South Park character with a tough guy pout. Although Stan has kept his beanie as Stan the Warrior, he has fitted a helmet over it with two interlocking iron ornaments with a red feather on top. It is also worth noting that the symbols drawn on the sides of his helmet are identical to the shape of a womb and fallopian tubes...

The rest of Stan the Warrior's POP figure is his usual clothes with a leather belt and a black cape tied directly around his neck.

Always ready to attack, Stan obviously holds his homemade wooden sword in his left hand on this POP. The sword with which he will go to punish the evil (and the people he doesn't like...).