Hasbro Zelda figures revealed they look amazing

The Legend of Zelda Takes Center Stage with Epic Hasbro-Nintendo Toy Line

Get ready, gamers and collectors! The worlds of gaming and interactive play are about to collide in a spectacular fashion. Hasbro and Nintendo have officially teamed up for a highly anticipated line of <The Legend of Zelda> toys, and the first reveal took center stage at San Diego Comic-Con, setting the stage for an explosion of fan excitement.

This new collection brings the beloved heroes and villains from Hyrule into tangible form, focusing on the stunning designs of <The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom>. Fans can now get their hands on scale figures of the iconic trio: Zelda, Link, and Ganondorf.

The core figures—Zelda and Link—are crafted as six-inch scale collectibles featuring over 20 points of articulation. The statues capture the dynamic energy of the game perfectly. Princess Zelda’s figure comes complete with a Decayed Master Sword and interchangeable grip hands, while Link is armed with his Hylian shield, Master Sword, and versatile Zonai power hands.

Both the Zelda and Link figures are available for purchase at $28 each, with preorders kicking off today. Meanwhile, Ganondorf steps up to the plate as the formidable villain, commanding a larger presence at 7.5 inches tall and also boasting over 20 points of articulation. His figure comes complete with the Gloom Sword, scabbard, and interchangeable grip hand for an added touch of menacing detail, priced at $43.

The excitement doesn’t stop with these figures. The franchise is gearing up for even bigger adventures as fans look toward upcoming installments. Nintendo is set to bring a new remake of <The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time>, slated for release on the Switch 2 this year, promising a fresh take on one of gaming’s most legendary titles.

Beyond the video game world, the cinematic universe is also expanding. A live-action adaptation of The Legend of Zelda movie is in the works, set to debut in 2027 through a collaboration between Sony Pictures and Nintendo. Star players are confirmed, with Benjamin Evan Ainsworth taking on the role of Link and Bo Bragason portraying Zelda.

Adding to the cinematic pedigree, director Wes Ball is steering this epic tale, which was filmed in the same breathtaking locations in New Zealand where Peter Jackson’s franchise was captured. It’s clear that Nintendo and their partners are building worlds that span digital play, physical collectibles, and blockbuster cinema.