Breaking News: Iron Maiden: Funko Pop’s “Powerslave Mummy Eddie,” “Eddie Mummy,” and “Pharoah Eddie” Numbers for 2025

In 2025, Iron Maiden fans will have something special to look forward to with the release of Funko Pop! figures featuring their iconic mascot Eddie in various forms from the *Powerslave* era. This collection includes “Powerslave Mummy Eddie,” “Eddie Mummy,” and “Pharaoh Eddie,” inspired by the legendary 1984 album *Powerslave* and its stunning Ancient Egyptian-themed artwork.

Eddie, the ever-evolving mascot of Iron Maiden, has been a central figure in the band’s imagery since their debut. The *Powerslave* incarnation of Eddie, often referred to as “Mummy Eddie,” captures the band’s fascination with mythology and epic storytelling. The album itself was a game-changer for heavy metal, marked by its ambitious sound and intricate themes. Songs like “Aces High” and the 13-minute “Rime of the Ancient Mariner” solidified Iron Maiden’s place as one of the most influential bands of the genre. However, it was the album’s title track, “Powerslave,” that introduced fans to Eddie’s most memorable form.

The Funko Pop! versions of “Powerslave Mummy Eddie,” “Eddie Mummy,” and “Pharaoh Eddie” perfectly capture the essence of this era. These figures are more than just collectibles for Iron Maiden fans; they represent the rich visual history that has always accompanied the band’s music. Eddie as the Pharaoh, with his golden headdress and mummy wrappings, stands as a symbol of the band’s larger-than-life persona and commitment to delivering an epic experience both in their sound and visuals.

The *Powerslave* tour, which featured an elaborate stage design inspired by Egyptian temples, is often regarded as one of Iron Maiden’s greatest live performances. Fans have long appreciated the band’s ability to blend history, mythology, and metal into a cohesive artistic package, and these Funko Pop! figures are a tribute to that legacy.

For collectors and Iron Maiden enthusiasts alike, these Eddie Funko Pop! figures are sure to become must-have items, encapsulating a moment in metal history that remains as powerful today as it was in the mid-1980s. As 2025 approaches, fans can look forward to adding these iconic representations of Eddie to their shelves, celebrating both Iron Maiden’s musical prowess and their unforgettable imagery.