Quick answer

If you want the central antagonist of Help Wanted 2, choose Glitchtrap #1128. For a bright, recognizable display piece, pick Vanny #1130. Scrap #1129 is the better fit for collectors who prefer the worn, broken-down animatronic look.

What separates these three Help Wanted 2 figures

All three are part of the same Funko Pop! Games lineup for Five Nights at Freddy's: Help Wanted 2, so they share the same collector-friendly vinyl format and display-ready appeal. The real difference is the character each one represents. Glitchtrap is the lingering digital presence, Vanny is the masked follower, and Scrap is the damaged animatronic. That means your choice comes down to which role you want on the shelf, not which figure is technically superior.

Because the catalog does not list edition sizes, chase variants, or retailer exclusives for these figures, treat them as standard numbered releases. If you care about variant hunting, verify those details with the store before ordering rather than assuming a limited run.

Why character choice matters more than price here

Glitchtrap, Vanny, and Scrap are all catalog-priced the same, so there is no budget reason to pick one over another. That makes this an easy comparison: choose the character that completes the story you want to display. A Glitchtrap figure anchors a Help Wanted 2 set as the villain, Vanny adds a human-scale counterpart, and Scrap brings the ruined-animatronic aesthetic that many FNAF collectors display together.

If you are buying a gift for a casual fan, Vanny is usually the safest pick because the masked rabbit design reads clearly even to someone who has not played the game. For a dedicated FNAF collector, Glitchtrap or Scrap will feel more specific to the Help Wanted 2 storyline.

Trade-offs to weigh before you choose

  • Glitchtrap #1128: story weight vs. subtle shelf presence: Glitchtrap is the character most tied to the Help Wanted 2 plot, so it carries the most narrative weight. The trade-off is that its design may read as less immediately recognizable to someone who has not played the game, which matters if the figure is a gift for a casual fan. Choose Glitchtrap if the recipient knows the game; otherwise consider Vanny first.
  • Vanny #1130: broad appeal vs. less specific to deep collectors: Vanny is the easiest of the three to display for a general audience and the safest gift pick. The trade-off is that a longtime FNAF collector may already have a Vanny or prefer a more story-specific character like Glitchtrap or Scrap. Check whether the collector already owns a Vanny figure before buying.
  • Scrap #1129: distinctive look vs. narrower audience: Scrap offers the worn animatronic aesthetic that many FNAF fans associate with the darker entries in the series. The trade-off is that its appeal is narrower; it is less likely to work as a gift for someone outside the fandom. Pick Scrap when the collector specifically wants the damaged-animatronic look.

The three figures at a glance

Who should buy which figure

Best for

  • Fans who want the main Help Wanted 2 antagonist: Glitchtrap #1128
  • Gift buyers who need a broadly recognizable FNAF figure: Vanny #1130
  • Collectors who prefer the ruined-animatronic aesthetic: Scrap #1129

Not for

  • Shoppers looking for a large-scale or deluxe figure; these are standard Pop! vinyl figures
  • Collectors who only want characters from Security Breach; these are Help Wanted 2 releases