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Funky Dragon (Green - Large)

Funky Dragon (Green - Large)

Retired: Yes — date unknown

This delightful olive green dragon from Jellycat's Monsters and Mythical Creatures collection is sure to capture hearts with its charming design. Sporting a pale blue and white striped body paired with yellow legs, this large soft toy stands approximately 23cm (9 inches) tall. With its cartoonish eyes, cord antennae, and pointy orange teeth, Funky Dragon brings playful magic to any collection.

Released
some time in 1999
We know the year but not the day, so this is shown as a range.
Status
Retired
Size
Large
SKU
—

Price & rarity

Original RRP
£26.00
Est. resale value
£177.50
Median of 6 matching eBay listings, checked 9 days ago
Price history
Resale value: £229.50 → £177.50 (-23%)
Two readings so far, 18 Sept and 29 Sept. A chart appears once we have three.
59
Rarity
Uncommon
Moderately hard to find. Retired, so any remaining stock is second-hand.
6.8×
Resale premium
Sells far above retail
What it fetches second-hand compared with its shop price. Based on 6 eBay listings. Asking prices, not confirmed sales.
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Stockists
No shop listings found yet
We check independent retailers, but have not found this one at any of them yet.

Three separate readings, from three separate sources. Where one is missing we say so rather than showing a zero.

Market signals
Rarity59 of 100, Uncommon
Resale premium6.8 times retail
StockistsUnknown

Product Details

SizeLarge

About Funky Dragon

Funky Dragon belongs to the loud, graphic end of Jellycat's early menagerie - a Monsters and Mythical Creatures character built out of flat blocks of colour rather than the soft naturalism the brand is better known for now. Two colourways are recorded: a blue dragon with an olive green and white striped body and bright pink legs, and an olive green one with a pale blue and white striped body and yellow legs. Both share cartoon eyes, cord antennae and small pointy orange teeth. It is a design that looks hand-drawn.

Our catalogue dates it to 1999, and a seller describes it the same way, but nothing primary supports that year, so treat it as one credible reading rather than a settled fact. What is clear is that it is no longer made — collectors and sellers consistently talk about it as retired.

There is very little else on the record. No Jellycat archive snapshot covers it, no stockist listing survives, and the few figures we hold are asking prices rather than sales. A quiet, genuinely old design that the internet has largely stopped documenting.

What we still don't know
  • Exact release year — 1999 is credible but unsourced; no primary Jellycat record found
  • Retirement date — unknown; only that sellers now describe it as retired
  • SKU — none recorded for any of the four rows
  • Whether more than two colourways existed
  • Any original Jellycat marketing copy; archive.org has no coverage of this design

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