We know you might not want to think about Christmas, but we've got something that might just put you in the festive spirit.
Funko has released this year's Pixar advent calendar which features 24 unique Funko Pocket Pops! from a variety of Pixar favourites including Toy Story, The Incredibles and other Pixar favourites.
The Pixar Funko advent calendar is available to buy right now from Funko and Amazon, among others.
To mark its release, we got our hands on one and celebrated Christmas early.
But if you don't want to know what surprises await behind the doors, don't read on past the photo.
Tiny, adorable SPOILERS ahead.
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The advent calendar takes its figures from four Pixar movies: Toy Story 2 (or could be 3 or 4, really), The Incredibles, Wall-E and Monsters Inc.
You get the most figures from The Incredibles – Mr Incredible, Elastigirl, Violet, Dash, Jack-Jack and Frozone, as well as translucent variants of Frozone and Jack-Jack – but the other movies all have their main characters too.
After all, you can't have Wall-E without Eve, Woody without Buzz or Mike without Sully.
Each movie also has its own Christmas-themed figure too with our personal favourite being Wall-E with an adorable little Christmas hat and candy cane.
Buy the Pixar Funko advent calendar
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If you're not a Pixar fan, don't worry as Funko has a wide range of advent calendars available for this year's festive season.
Among the options available to buy now are a Classic Disney advent calendar, a DC Super Heroes advent calendar and a Stranger Things advent calendar, as well as a Retro Toys advent calendar.
Or if you want to count down to Halloween instead, you can pick up a 13-day Treehouse of Horror advent calendar, based on the iconic Simpsons episodes.
The Pixar Funko Advent Calendar is available to buy now from Funko, Amazon and more.
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