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Funko Pop Pokemon Greninja 968

The Funko Pop Pokemon Greninja figure, numbered #968, perfectly captures Greninja’s dynamic and sleek look. To start, the figure boasts a striking blue and black color scheme that reflects Greninja's Water/Dark typing. Additionally, it features Greninja’s unique scarf-like tongue, which adds to its ninja-inspired design. The figure’s pose highlights Greninja’s agility, mirroring its battle-ready stance. Overall, this Funko Pop Pokemon Greninja not only embodies Greninja’s signature style but also enhances any Pokémon collection with its eye-catching design and attention to detail.

Who is Greninja?

Greninja is a Water/Dark-type Pokémon that evolves from Frogadier, which in turn evolves from Froakie. Known for its sleek, ninja-like appearance, Greninja excels in both speed and stealth. It features a unique ability called Protean, which changes its type depending on the move it uses. Additionally, Greninja can unleash powerful attacks like Water Shuriken, making it both versatile and formidable in battles. Overall, Greninja’s combination of agility, strategic moves, and striking design makes it a standout Pokémon.

Why Buy a Funko Pop Pokemon Greninja at Hobby Champion?

Without a doubt, Hobby Champion is one of the BEST Funko Pop stores on the South Shore of Montreal and in the province of Quebec. Don't hesitate, compare prices then buy your Funko Pop Pokemon Greninja figure on our online store. The delivery is FREE and FAST from $40 CAD. And you benefit from a 90-day return policy! Why look elsewhere?

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The *Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG)* is a strategic and collectible card game where players assemble decks of Pokémon, Trainer, and Energy cards to compete against one another. Launched in 1996 alongside the global success of the *Pokémon* video games, the TCG has become a cultural phenomenon, with an ever-expanding library of cards, competitive tournaments, and a passionate community of players and collectors.

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