POP Harry Potter Entering Platform 9 3/4 (Harry Potter)

Harry Potter is the hero of the eponymous saga that tells the story of his adventures as a young wizard at Hogwarts. When his parents die, Harry is entrusted to his aunt Petunia Dursley. He is raised far from the world of magic and lives a "quiet and ordinary" life with his aunt and uncle. The whole Dursley family considers him a parasite and gives him a hard time. He wears his cousin's clothes that are too long and too wide for him; he sleeps in the closet under the staircase full of spiders. He is not allowed to do anything while his cousin is spoiled rotten. But it all ends on his eleventh birthday when Hagrid comes to visit him with a letter of admission to Hogwarts in his hand. A new world opens up for him, the world of magic! And it begins with the discovery of the Traverse path where Hagrid accompanies him to buy school supplies. There he buys a magic wand from the Ollivander shop. "Each wand, from the moment it finds its ideal owner, will begin to learn things from its human partner while bringing its own teaching." In this cult scene, Ollivander finds a special wand for Harry, when he takes it in his hand, it reacts and a light surrounds Harry, it will be his wand! This wand is very special because it contains a feather from Dumbledore's phoenix in its heart. This phoenix has given another feather to make a second wand: that of Voldemort, the sorcerer who made this lightning scar on his forehead when he was only one year old...

After shopping for school supplies, Harry is finally ready to enter Hogwarts. That day, Hagrid offers him an owl, a snowy owl, and then gives him his train ticket before leaving. Harry then looks for track nine three quarters. He meets the Weasley family, who are obviously heading in the same direction.

It is this cult scene from Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone that Funko represents in the figure above. After seeing the Weasley twin brothers cross the brick wall to take the passage to platform 9 ¾, Harry does the same. In this figurine, he is seen wearing clothes that are too large for him, probably his cousin's: green trousers and a checked shirt. He pushes a cart on which his suitcase, Hedwige's cage, his owl, is placed. On each side of the wall that forms an arch, one can see panels 9 and 10, the numbers of the two lanes on either side.