blackcauldron85 wrote:
Yeah, yellow-haired Cindy Pop needs some eyebrows!! Besides the hair (and the missing brows!), what about the "old style" of Pop don't you like? I adore the new pink-dress one; I want to get it but haven't yet...
I think that picture of the old Cinderella pop was taken wrong, maybe by a camera that flashed or something? I'm looking at that pop on my shelf, and her hair and dress are definitely not hi-brite like that... I have the Aurora (pink dress), Rapunzel (flower-braided hair), and Alice pops on the same shelf and the Cinderella pop's hair is much darker than those three fellow blonde characters, but by that picture the hair should look as bright yellow as Alice's and it doesn't. IMO, the original Cinderella pop's hair is not that off from the film. It has a tint of orange to the hair. I went to Google to find a picture of what it looks like in-person for me, but it's difficult because it was one of the first pops made and they made other versions of the character since. The closest I could find was a picture of the Hipster variant that only added glasses and sardonic eyebrows:


Here's another one, although harder to see (the original pop is on the left, the others are pops for the live-action remake):
https://i.ytimg.com/vi/8WZMMnDu0VE/maxresdefault.jpgI suppose it's possible later copies of the same pop could have different colors (and lower quality) though...? Sometimes I've noticed that a pop I've ordered after it's been out for a long time doesn't quite look as great versus pops I bought when they were first put out. I had noticed that with one of the first
Frozen pops made back in 2013-14; for some reason the blush on the face was missing on a pop I ordered much later than the rest of the set even though blush was present in the pictures and all the pops in the set I had ordered at first release also featured blush.. And I know they
have had old pops they re-colored, because the original Minnie pop wore a pink dress, but then GameStop would give you a version of the same pop and it was red when it came in the mail unlike the picture which showed pink. (I know because I ordered it for myself hoping to get the re-color because I definitely prefer Minnie in red over pink.

) I wouldn't be surprised if that might be the case here with Cinderella, that when it first came out the colors were accurate and then Disney had Funko change it later to match their chosen colors for Cinderella as part of the princess line? Who knows what the answer is. I know Funko has serious consistency issues.
As far as what you said
bc85, a lot of the older pops had much less detail; many of them didn't have eyebrows or mouths. Some of the newer pops try too much to be like any action figures you would see on the shelf and add too many details to the point they don't look like the Funko style anymore (the new Ursula was like that for me). What's funny about that original pop of Cinderella is the breasts are very noticeably pronounced for some reason.

Even in the movie, her chest isn't that defined.
