Snape With Patronus #195 vs. Neville Longbottom #194: Which to Buy
By POP US! | 18 Florida Locations | Funko Pops, Pokémon & Anime | Published: 2026-11-05
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Compare Snape With Patronus #195 and Neville Longbottom #194 on display impact, scene meaning, and price to decide which Deathly Hallows Pop fits your shelf.
Quick answer
Choose Snape With Patronus #195 if you want a scene-defining centerpiece; choose Neville Longbottom #194 if you prefer a clean, character-first display that costs the same. Both are $9.99 (compared to $19.99), so the decision comes down to display impact versus shelf simplicity.
Display impact: scene piece vs. character piece
Snape With Patronus #195 carries the visual weight of the Deathly Hallows Patronus moment, which makes it a natural focal point. Neville Longbottom #194 is a straightforward character figure, so it reads clearly from a distance and sits comfortably in a row of other Harry Potter Pops.
If your shelf already has several busy figures, Neville keeps the lineup from feeling cluttered. If you want one Pop to anchor a Deathly Hallows section, Snape does more of that work.
Scene meaning and collection story
Both figures come from Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, but they represent different kinds of collecting. Snape With Patronus is tied to a specific magical reveal, while Neville Longbottom is a character milestone for fans who followed his arc.
Neither is a better figure in the abstract; the trade-off is between a moment you want to recreate and a character you want to represent.
Price and value trade-off
Both are listed at $9.99 against a $19.99 comparison price, so there is no cost reason to pick one over the other. That makes this a pure fit decision: pay the same and choose the display role you actually need.
Trade-offs to weigh
- Scene vs. character: Snape With Patronus #195 gives you a specific Deathly Hallows moment; Neville Longbottom #194 gives you a clean character portrait. Pick the one that matches how you display your collection. If you rotate displays often, the character figure is easier to re-shelve.
- Shelf space and visual noise: The Patronus element makes Snape a wider, busier piece. Neville is a standard Pop footprint. Measure your shelf before committing to a centerpiece.
- Gift vs. personal collection: For a fan of Snape's arc, #195 is the more pointed gift. For a newer collector or a Neville fan, #194 is the safer, more universally readable choice. When unsure of the recipient's favorite character, Neville is the lower-risk pick.
Product facts
- Funko Pop! Movies: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Severus Snape With Patronus #195: Funko Pop! Movies: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Severus Snape With Patronus #195 is priced at $9.99 (comparison price $19.99). Same price as Neville, so you can pick based on display impact rather than budget.
Funko Pop! Movies: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Severus Snape With Patronus #195 - Funko Pop! Harry Potter: Neville Longbottom #194: Funko Pop! Harry Potter: Neville Longbottom #194 is priced at $9.99 (comparison price $19.99). Matches Snape on cost, making the choice about character versus scene.
Funko Pop! Harry Potter: Neville Longbottom #194
Which should you buy?
Best for
- Collectors building a Deathly Hallows-focused display
- Fans who want a scene-defining centerpiece
- Gift buyers shopping for a Snape fan
Not for
- Collectors who prefer clean, character-only shelves
- Shoppers who want the simplest possible display piece
- Fans specifically collecting Neville Longbottom
