Funko Brings 80s and 90s Favorites To Their NYCC Exclusives

09/13/2017 10:27 pm EDT

Funko has been debuting plenty of New York Comic Con exclusives, and the newest wave is sending us on a nostalgia trip.

The collectible company just unveiled their 80s and 90s themed NYCC exclusives, which encompass a surprising amount of the pop culture domain.

Following quite a bit of speculation from Power Rangers fans, Funko is debuting three new figures inspired by the hit series. New 6-inch Pop! figures of the Dragonzord will be available, in green and black color schemes. And a glow-in-the-dark version of the classic Green Ranger will also be available.

Elsewhere, Funko covers quite a bit of the 80s television domain. Thundercats fans can get their hands on a Dorbz three-pack, which includes Lion-O, Mumm-Ra, and Snarf. They can also pick up Lion-O and Mumm-Ra in one of Funko's newest lines, Vynl.

Also included in the line is an equally colorful Pop! figure of Masters of the Universe's Beast Man, in Funko's fuzzy "flocked" style. And a chrome version of G.I. Joe villain Destro will also be available.

For 90s television fans, the wave will have two awesome entries for fans to collect. A Pop! figure of Sailor Moon's Sailor V will be available, as well as a Scary Ickis Pop! figure inspired by Aaahh!!! Real Monsters.

All of these figures appear to be "shared", meaning fans will be able to purchase them at select stores during the weekend of NYCC. Click through our gallery below to get a first look at Funko's nostalgia-fueled new exclusives, and click here to check out some of Funko's previous NYCC Exclusives.

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