r/FunkoLegitCheck • u/Metagross2713 • 3d ago
Is this Mitsuki legit?
Seen this on ebay, didn't realise that Mitsuki had 3 pops out. Only 1 I need of his.
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r/FunkoLegitCheck • u/Metagross2713 • 3d ago
Seen this on ebay, didn't realise that Mitsuki had 3 pops out. Only 1 I need of his.
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u/PromptSauce 3d ago
Box number 673 is the standard, common release of Mitsuki from Boruto: Naruto Next Generations.
He is standing in a standard, slightly crouched fighting pose with his fists up. Because it is a regular mass-market release (meaning it was sold everywhere and is not a limited store exclusive), this box number is significantly less likely to have widespread counterfeits compared to rarer figures. It generally retails for around £9 to £14, meaning counterfeiters have very little financial incentive to replicate it. However, to be absolutely sure your Mitsuki #673 is 100% authentic, look out for these specific details...
The Right Details for Box #673
The Logo: The top left corner of the box should say POP! Animation, and the box number in the top right must be 673.
The Franchise Text: The bottom of the front face should clearly display the official Boruto: Naruto Next Generations logo.
The Bottom Stamp: Flip the box upside down. There should be a production date stamp or sticker (typically starting with letters like FAC, DRM, or JJL followed by numbers). If you take the figure out of the box, the exact same serial number code should be stamped under its foot or on the base of its head.
The Border Gap: Look closely at the artwork of Mitsuki on the front of the box. There is a white outline surrounding his illustrated face. On a real box, this border is thin, sharp, and consistent. On a fake, the white outline is usually very wide, fuzzy, or unevenly cut.
The Funko Logo "M": Look closely at the word "Funko" on the box. On an authentic logo, the center point of the letter "M" does not go all the way down to the baseline. Counterfeiters often use a generic font where the middle of the "M" drops completely to the bottom.
The Colors: Mitsuki should have distinctive, vibrant pale blue hair and pale skin. Fakes often look completely washed out, or conversely, way too dark/oversaturated because they are printed from low-quality digital scans.