Cha-Cha is a recurring character in the first season of Umbrella Academy. She works for the Time Commission and is sent on a mission with her partner Hazel to stop Number Five before he prevents the end of the world.The Time Commission is an agency charged with ensuring that events unfold chronologically as they should. Hundreds of people are thus charged with monitoring the world, and they intervene when they think someone is about to change the order of things. The agents who intervene in the field, like Cha-Cha and Hazel, constantly carry with them a suitcase which is a piece of equipment that allows them to move in time to act at the right moment.Cha-Cha is one of the most experienced field agents. Together with his partner Hazel, they are expert killers to the point that the coldness with which they carry out their missions is terrifying. Cha-Cha can easily be described as an unsympathetic psychopath who does only one thing: obey orders without ever questioning them.In the first season, Cha-Cha is in pursuit of Five. She then meets the Umbrella Academy and confronts several of its members: she fights Allison, takes a blade of Diego in the buttocks, and especially manages to kidnap Klaus to interrogate him. The latter, without knowing it, will create an earthquake in the life of Cha-Cha by stealing the suitcase.When Five makes a deal with the Commission and tries to deceive it, he sends to Cha-Cha the mission order to kill Hazel, which will probably be the most difficult mission she has ever received...Cha-Cha's POP figurine represents her in full mission. She is wearing her navy blue agent suit, perfectly tailored with a white shirt and tie. Her face is hidden under the mask/helmet she wears to conceal her identity: a mask with a pink rabbit's head that contributes to accentuate the psychopathic side of the character.Funko did not fail to recall Cha-Cha's violence by depicting her with a machine gun in her hands. The POP is most certainly taken from the scene where Cha-Cha and Hazel manage to locate Five in a clothing store and literally empty their magazines in the store.