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Wreck-It Ralph‘s Vanellope Gets a Sweet Funko Figurine

Characters from Wreck-It Ralph, The Little Mermaid, and Monsters, Inc. are some of the latest to get Funko-fied. Check out a few of our favorites under the jump, then head to Nerd Approved to see the rest.

It’s Monster vs. Robot in Pixarific Rim

Drifting inside Walle-E? Well, everybody keeps making Buzz and Woody jaegers, but personally I think Merida and Elinor would probably be pretty good. I mean, we could also say her little brothers, but Wall-E doesn't have a third arm. Previously in Pacific Rim

Pixar Businesses Get Beautiful Advertisements

Over the course of their history, Pixar has created some incredibly memorable worlds-- and with those worlds, the fictional establishments that inhabit them. Any kid who's seen Toy Story could identify Pizza Planet, or Al's Toy Barn. Artist Mario Graciotti paid homage to these places with this series of posters based on all of the best Pixar businesses. Remember these? Check out the gallery to see!

The Sully Jaeger Can Protect Boo and Cancel The Apocalypse In This Pacific, Inc. Painting

To fight monsters, the monsters created monsters. Artist James Hance recently finished this Pacific Rim and Monsters, Inc. mashup painting, in which he cast Monsters, Inc.'s Boo as Mako Mori, somehow managing to double the adorable little girl-monster moments of each film. Still, I can't help but think that Sully and Mike would make a terribly dysfunctional Jaeger piloting duo. You can purchase prints at Hance's website, where he also has a number of charming mash-up illustrations featuring Doctor Who, Up, Star Wars, and other nerdy subjects available in print form. (Relentlessly Cheerful Tumblr via Slash Film) Previously in Pacific Rim and Monsters Inc.

7 Supernatural Creatures We Hope Never Get Sexy Hollywood Versions

Folks, can we have some real talk for a second here? I'm totally down with the whole sexy monsters thing. I get it. Swayze worked it as a ghost. Vampires have had a certain sensual appeal since Stoker, and yeah, I'll even allow the 'sexy zombies' of Warm Bodies. But at some point, we need to draw a line in the sand, or, you know, several. In the interest of doing so, here are seven monsters that we never, ever want to see given the 'sexy monster' treatment by Hollywood. Not that we have a lot of pull in Hollywood, but dammit, it's worth a try.