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Patrick Stewart Professor Charles Xavier 2026 In Loving Memory Funko Pop
$79.50$95.00 (-16%)
Patrick Stewart Professor Charles Xavier 2026 In Loving Memory Funko Pop seats Xavier in a gold-and-black wheelchair, two fingers at his temple, in a navy suit and red tie. It honours the actor who led the X-Men on screen for more than two decades. A gentle way to remember him alongside the rest of a Marvel shelf.
Long before superhero films ruled the box office, X-Men (2000) needed someone who could make a telepath in a wheelchair the moral centre of the story. Sir Patrick Stewart did it with quiet authority, and he kept doing it for more than two decades. After his death on 28 October 2026, this memorial figure gives fans a way to keep Professor X close.
The figure in front of its memorial box: “Patrick Stewart, Professor Charles Xavier, 1940–2026, In Loving Memory.”
Reading the Pose
- Two fingers at the temple. The gesture audiences learned to read as Xavier reaching out with his mind.
- The wheelchair. A gold frame with a black seat and wheels, and an X emblem on the back panel.
- The suit. Navy jacket and trousers, a white shirt and a red tie, the professor’s classroom look.
- The box. A portrait on the side panel, X symbols and a line of silhouetted mutants along the front.
Professor X on Screen
| Year | Film | Where Xavier stands |
|---|---|---|
| 2000 | X-Men | Founding the team, opposite Ian McKellen’s Magneto |
| 2003 | X2 | Defending his school from an attack on the mansion |
| 2006 | X-Men: The Last Stand | Facing the Phoenix crisis |
| 2014 | X-Men: Days of Future Past | Sharing the role with James McAvoy’s younger Xavier |
| 2017 | Logan | An elderly Xavier on the road with Hugh Jackman’s Logan |
| 2022 | Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness | An alternate-universe Xavier |
| 2026 | Avengers: Doomsday | Announced to return; scheduled for release on 18 December 2026 |
That last line gives the figure a sharper meaning this winter: many fans will see him in the role again only weeks after his passing.
Angled front view, showing the wheelchair’s gold wheels and the gesture.
What You Get
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Height | About 10 cm, chair included |
| Material | 3D-printed resin (SLA/LCD), finished by hand |
| Packaging | Memorial window box, or the loose figure |
| Base | Round black stand under the chair |
A Gift for Two Kinds of Fans
Comic readers know Xavier as the founder of a school for gifted youngsters; film fans know him as the calm voice arguing for peace between humans and mutants. Either way, this is a figure about leadership and patience rather than action poses. It suits a reading nook or a study shelf as much as a crowded Marvel display, and the boxed version makes a respectful sympathy gift for a friend who loved his work.
The figure and box together on a plain background, with the silhouetted group along the front of the box.
Complete the Shelf
Marvel fans heading to Avengers: Doomsday can add our Avengers Doomsday multi-logo snapback or the Bucky Barnes Avengers Doomsday Funko Pop. If the recipient also loved his years on the bridge, our sister store’s Star Trek 60th Anniversary Series Timeline Rug covers the other half of his legacy. More characters live in Figurines & Miniatures.
Before You Buy
Is the wheelchair part of the figure?
Yes. Xavier is seated in the gold-and-black chair, and the chair sits on the round black base as one display piece.
Which version should I choose as a sympathy gift?
The boxed version, since its “In Loving Memory” panel explains the gift at a glance. The loose figure suits collectors who display everything out of the box.
Where does it look best?
On a shelf at eye level, where the hand-to-temple gesture and the gold wheels catch the light.
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