Quick answer
Choose Darth Vader Infinities #836 if you want a Star Wars Legends Funko with classic villain shelf presence. Choose The Child Reaching #368 if you want a Grogu Funko Pop that works as a gift or a softer display piece. Both are listed at $9.99, so the decision comes down to character appeal and display style.
What the shared price and format mean for your choice
Both figures are standard Funko Pop! releases in the Star Wars line and both carry the same $9.99 catalog price, with a $19.99 comparison price shown. That removes budget as a deciding factor and puts the focus on which character fits your shelf and your reason for buying.
Because neither listing supplies option types such as chase variants or exclusive stickers, you cannot plan a purchase around a specific variant from the catalog alone. Treat both as straightforward single-figure picks and confirm any variant details at the store if that matters to you.
Where Darth Vader Infinities stands out
Darth Vader Infinities #836 comes from the Star Wars Legends line, which gives it a different collecting angle than a main-film Vader. For collectors who already have movie-based Vader figures, this is a way to add a Legends-specific piece rather than a duplicate.
The trade-off is that Star Wars Legends is a deeper cut than the main saga. If your shelf is built around characters your friends and family recognize instantly, a Legends Vader may need more explanation than a Grogu figure.
Where The Child Reaching stands out
The Child Reaching #368 is a Grogu Funko Pop, and that character recognition is its main advantage. It reads clearly as a gift for Star Wars fans who may not collect heavily, and it fits a mixed display that includes other franchises.
The trade-off is overlap. Grogu has appeared across many Funko releases, so if you already own a Child figure, this one needs to earn its spot through the reaching pose rather than through novelty of character.
Trade-offs to weigh before you buy
- Character recognition vs. deep-cut appeal: The Child Reaching #368 wins on instant recognition for gifts and mixed displays. Darth Vader Infinities #836 wins for collectors who want a Star Wars Legends piece that stands apart from standard movie Vader figures. If the figure is a gift for a casual fan, lean toward The Child.
- Shelf tone: Vader brings a darker, villain-focused look that anchors a Star Wars shelf. The Child brings a lighter, character-driven look that pairs easily with other lines. Neither is better; they set different moods.
- Duplicate risk: Check your existing collection first. If you already own a Grogu, The Child Reaching #368 may repeat a character you have. If you already own a movie Vader, the Legends Vader still offers a different line label. Count what you own before adding either figure.
- Variant uncertainty: The catalog does not list option types or exclusives for either figure. If a specific variant matters, verify it with the store before ordering rather than assuming.
Product facts at a glance
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Funko Pop! Star Wars Legends: Darth Vader Infinities #836: Part of the Funko Pop! Star Wars Legends line as Darth Vader Infinities #836, priced at $9.99 with a $19.99 comparison price. The Legends branding gives Vader collectors a distinct sub-line entry rather than another main-saga repeat.
Funko Pop! Star Wars Legends: Darth Vader Infinities #836
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Funko Pop! Star Wars: The Child Reaching #368: The Child Reaching #368 is a Funko Pop! Star Wars figure priced at $9.99 with a $19.99 comparison price. Matching the Vader price means you can choose on character and display fit without a cost penalty.
Funko Pop! Star Wars: The Child Reaching #368
Which should you get?
Best for
- Star Wars Legends fans who want a Vader outside the main film line
- Collectors building a villain-focused Star Wars shelf
- Buyers who want a recognizable character with a darker display tone
Not for
- Shoppers who need a gift for someone unfamiliar with Star Wars Legends
- Collectors who already own multiple Vader figures and want variety
- Buyers who want a light, family-friendly display piece instead