Hot on the heels of NFT drops with Warner Bros., Back to the Future and Stranger Things, Funko have partnered with Disney to bring Mickey and Friends to the blockchain in the first Digital Pop! release that’s exclusive to the Droppp platform.
Taking place on December 12th at 11:00AM PT, the drop consists of packs containing Digital Pop! NFT collectibles – the rarest of which can be exchanged for physical Funko Pop! figurines.
Six exclusive physical collectibles are up for grabs, featuring iconic characters such as Donald Duck, Minnie Mouse and – of course – Mickey Mouse himself.
Disney’s Mickey and Friends: Funko Digital Pop! series 1 is coming December 12th, 2023! https://t.co/JhCGx1tTHe@OriginalFunko #Disney #Funko #MickeyAndFriends_MarketingAsset2_v11DigitalPop #Droppp pic.twitter.com/0LJN5Ocpia
— Droppp (@Dropppio) December 1, 2023
Disney x Funko Exclusive To Droppp
As a Droppp Exclusive release, this drop and its NFTs are only available to purchase and trade on the Droppp platform, and cannot be transferred to other WAX blockchain addresses.
Two types of packs are available:
- Standard Packs: $9.99 (5 NFTs each, 21,250 available)
- Premium Packs: $29.99 (15 NFTs each, 21,250 available)
Collectors of Grail and Legendary rarity NFTs, plus those who complete a Royalty Set – gathering one of each Common, Uncommon, Rare and Epic Digital Pop! in the set – will be eligible to receive a Redemption Token, airdropped automatically to holders on April 10th, 2024. These tokens can then be exchanged for their physical counterparts, with delivery expected in Q3 2024.
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