Don’t get me wrong, I’m constantly amazed by how Funko capture the likenesses of people with so little detail but non human characters are often more detailed and Funko really excel when it comes to detailing.
The figure is a great representation of Ludo and is a great reminder how Funko’s real strength is when it comes to non-human characters. Often the oversized Pops seem to be done for the sake of it, whereas in this instance Ludo is perfect for the larger scale. I’m not sure why but the Labyrinth boxes graphically seem nicer than most Pop Vinyls, Funko have done a tremendous job of capturing the essence of Labyrinth here. Ludo is a very large character in the film, consequently his Funko Pop is an oversized one to get his scale right with the other Labyrinth Funko Pops – Sarah, Jareth and Hoggle. The box features the Labyrinth 30th anniversary logo and shows the other figures available in the range. After freeing him he accompanies her on her journey. Ludo is the big loveable creature that Sarah finds hung upside down and being tormented by Goblins as she navigates her way through Jareth’s Labyrinth. It’s been a little while since I reviewed Jareth the Goblin King from the Funko Pop range of Labyrinth figures but I’ve finally gotten around to sorting out pictures of the Labyrinth Ludo Pop Vinyl figure. Starscream’s Toast reviews the Labyrinth Ludo Pop Vinyl figure from Funko.
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