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This week Rick and Piper shake off the cob webs from vacation and get back into the swing of all things Funko. NOTE: This is a RAW unedited episode for your listen pleasure….. we hope. They take a look back at SDCC 2018, what went wrong, what went right and what just pissed everyone off (Funimation). They talk about everything they picked up, Funimation making an example of what not to do for a highly anticipated release, and end with what an amazing job Funko did this SDCC and Fundays. Funko has progressed to the point where they score a 10 out of 10 in the SDCC PCA grade book. Join the team later this week to discuss everything MYSTERY MINI. Always remember to rate and review the podcast if you have an opportunity, we have a great community and this goes a long way in spreading the PCA message.
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