FiGPiN Enamel Pin - Avatar The last Airbender - Select Figure(s)
FiGPiN's Avatar: The Last Airbender wave assembles Team Avatar and its greatest rival in enamel — pick your character from the dropdown, each pin sold separately. The lineup covers Aang (#614), Katara (#615), Sokka (#616), sky bison Appa (#617), Zuko (#618), and Toph (#619), plus two limited editions: Azula (#621) and Momo (#622).
Each design reproduces the Nickelodeon series' animation style in layered hard enamel over die-cast zinc alloy with a nickel-plated finish. Pins arrive sealed in FiGPiN's hard polycarbonate case with an Avatar art card, stand upright on the rubber backer, and carry an engraved serial number that registers in the FiGPiN app for edition run, wave, and rarity data.
Product details
- Brand: FiGPiN
- Series: Avatar: The Last Airbender
- Type: Collectible enamel pin
- Editions: Standard (#614–#619) and Limited Edition (Azula #621, Momo #622)
- Material: Cast zinc alloy, hard synthetic enamel, electroplated nickel finish
- Size: approximately 3 inches (76.2mm) tall, 2mm thick
- Packaging: Hard polycarbonate display case with backer stand and art card
- Condition: Brand new, factory sealed
- Recommended age: 14 and up
- Sold individually — one pin per purchase
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Avatar characters are in this wave?
The full Team Avatar — Aang, Katara, Sokka, Toph, Appa, and Momo — plus Zuko and Azula from the Fire Nation. The dropdown shows current stock.
Which pins are limited edition?
Azula (#621) and Momo (#622), both produced in smaller numbered runs than the standard wave pins.
Are these based on the original animated series?
Yes — the artwork follows the original Nickelodeon animated series designs, not the live-action adaptation.
Can I collect the whole team?
All eight pins in this wave appear in this listing, subject to current stock in the dropdown.
How do I verify authenticity?
Register the laser-engraved serial number on each pin's back in the free FiGPiN app to confirm authenticity and view edition details.
