Set between bell towers and prejudice, The Hunchback of Notre Dame tells one of the darker stories in the Disney canon: released in 1996 as the studio's 34th animated feature, based on Victor Hugo's 1831 novel. At its center is Esmeralda, the brave dancer who roams the streets of Paris together with her goat Djali. As a Funko Pop figure, the two now move in with you – compact, but with all the charm of the original.
The Hunchback of Notre Dame – Esmeralda with Djali Funko Pop! Figure
The Hunchback of Notre Dame is Disney's 34th animated feature and was released in 1996 as an adaptation of Victor Hugo's 1831 novel "Notre-Dame de Paris". Unlike many other Disney classics, the film doesn't shy away from hard edges: prejudice, abuse of power, and social exclusion sit at the center of the story about bell-ringer Quasimodo and dancer Esmeralda. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed merchandise for the film – currently focused on Esmeralda and her loyal companion, the goat Djali.
The film dares to be uncomfortable: instead of a simple good-versus-evil setup, it grapples with themes like discrimination and abuse of power, embodied by the magistrate Frollo. Esmeralda stands against this as a confident, independent character – a young Romani woman who lets neither prejudice nor Frollo's pursuit intimidate her. Always at her side is her goat Djali, a loyal companion through every close call. This mix of seriousness and Disney magic still makes the film one of the most discussed in the studio's canon today.
A Funko Pop figure of Esmeralda with her goat Djali – an officially licensed collectible for the 1996 Disney film.
Victor Hugo's 1831 novel "Notre-Dame de Paris". Disney released the film adaptation in 1996 as the studio's 34th animated feature.
A young Romani woman who lives in the streets of Paris and becomes the film's moral counterweight to the antagonist Frollo – always accompanied by her goat Djali.
The current range features the Funko Pop figure of Esmeralda with Djali – a lovingly designed collectible for the Disney classic.
More Disney classics come together under the Disney brand, while Disney Villains puts Frollo and his kind front and center. If you're after princess stories with similar depth, you'll find them at The Little Mermaid. The full overview is at the Movies theme world.
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