With its vibrant design and attention to detail, this Funko Pop brings Mr. Meeseeks to life. From his signature blue skin to his expressive facial features, every aspect of this collectible is crafted with precision. Display it proudly on your shelf or desk and let Mr. Meeseeks add a touch of whimsy to your collection. As Meeseeks begin to age, their appearance becomes more and more rugged with spotty body hair and patches of darker blue that appear like stains. In the unlikely, but possible, event that a Meeseeks cannot help complete the task assigned, he will, in time, go mad and resort to drastic measures to carry out his assignment (even if it means resorting to violence and killing the person he is helping). Call us immature. Call us emotionally stunted. Whatever. But it is very important that you understand that no matter how old we here at Den of Geek live to be, the name Mr. Poopy Butthole will never, ever, cease to be hilarious.

As a Vaulted Funko Pop, this figure is even more saught after. It's a limited edition piece that's no longer in production, making it highly sought-after by collectors. Owning a Vaulted Funko Pop like Mr. Meeseeks #174 is a testament to your dedication to pop culture and your love for the quirky characters that define it. It is conceptually possible to keep a Meeseeks alive indefinitely by giving them an impossible or at least extremely difficult task. Seeing the mental damage two days of existence did to Jerry's Meeseeks, it is quite likely the Meeseeks would rapidly go insane and attempt to circumvent its task by finding a loophole or going to such extreme means that they fulfill the task (such as eradicating the common cold by destroying the Earth). The original concept for Mr. Meeseeks was a neon taupe. However, the concept did not resonate well with viewers. So without further adieu, here are some of our favorite Funko POP! products based on the series! Sentient Arm MortyBalthromaw • Bill • Chud King • Crocubot • Diesel Weasel • Giant Telepathic Spiders • Gibble Snake • Izzy • Lizard People • Million Ants • Poneta • Pussifer • Slippy • Snuffles • Squirrels • Talking Cat • The Kerblin • Time Bird • Truth Tortoise • Tough Rat • Two Crows Dan Harmon has stated that he will force Mr. Meeseeks into season 3; this can be seen in "Morty's Mind Blowers". Conroy • Delivery Drone • Donna Guterman • Gwendolyn • Heistotron • Lady Katana • Pat Guterman • Purpose Robot • Space Cruiser • The Garage Look at me!" and "I'm Mr. Meeseeks" are two lines each Meeseeks repeat almost every time they start or end a sentence.

We Meeseeks are not born into this world fumbling for meaning, Jerry! We are created to serve a singular purpose for which we will go to any lengths to fulfill! Existence is pain to a Meeseeks, Jerry! And we will do anything to alleviate that pain! A Mr. Meeseeks made a small cameo in " Mortynight Run", giving someone gaming tips at Blips and Chitz. Once the player wins the game, the Meeseeks vanishes. The sheer amount of damage sustained by the Meeseeks in Meeseeks and Destroy and its futility suggests either that Meeseeks are incredibly resistant to damage, or that they are kept alive and conscious through external means, such as by their box. The concept was likely based on an episode of Doc and Mharti about a comic book series called Scud: the Disposable Assassin. It's about Scud robots, which one can hire to kill someone. After the person is killed, the Scud robots self-destruct.