Bowtruckle - Fantastic Beasts Figure

When they're not traveling in Newt Scamander's magically enlarged suitcase, Bowtruckles inhabit the wand trees of northern and central European forests. The delicate twig-like figure made of plastic has movable limbs. So you can have this mostly peaceful forest dweller move into one of your houseplants or add him to your figurine collection. Caution: Bowtruckles are masters of camouflage, so don't forget where you put him. Choking hazard.

The biggest star in 'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them' is neither Newt Scamander nor Jacob Kowalski or Queenie Goldstein. No, the real star of the movie has no name, it's the Niffler - perhaps the cutest magical creature from the world of JK Rowling. By the way, the Niffler made its first appearance in the book 'Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire'. Here it impressed so much in a Care of Magical Creatures lesson that Ron even asked: 'Can you buy them as pets, Hagrid?' You can! However, a real Niffler would be too dangerous as these pug-like creatures can cause entire houses to collapse. So, better to have a less chaotic, but at least as cute collector's figure! The figure is detailed and completely hand-painted. But not only the figure is beautiful, but also its small display case. Here the Niffler sits between the red wallet from the movie and various coins - of which it is currently storing some in its cute belly bag. The Niffler figure can also be removed from the display case if you want to show it off extra. You also don't have to worry about it suddenly coming to life and tearing the whole place apart. This one is very, very nice. Isn't it? You're a good one! Good Niffler! Hihi, it's soooo cute! Oh, sorry, we got carried away. Choking hazard.

Contains small parts that can be swallowed. Choking hazard. 

Contains small parts that can be swallowed. Choking hazard. 

Contains small parts that can be swallowed. Choking hazard.