Zelda amiibo return to the UK missing Ocarina figures
The world of Nintendo collectibles is perpetually buzzing, and when the Legend of Zelda franchise steps onto the scene, the excitement reaches fever pitch. Recently, the highly anticipated Young Link and Zelda amiibo figures brought a wave of nostalgic joy, paying homage to classic Zelda artwork. But for many fans, the hunt for these coveted plastic companions continues, often leaving collectors waiting for the next big reveal.
While the excitement surrounding pre-orders has been high, finding these specific figures in the UK can sometimes feel like navigating a digital maze. Despite refreshing the Nintendo online storefront daily since the unveiling during the 40th Anniversary Nintendo Direct, the elusive faces have remained just out of reach for some enthusiasts.
However, the good news for collectors is that the shelves aren’t completely empty. There are still plenty of beloved Legend of Zelda amiibo waiting to be added to any collection, especially those from earlier installments. Some figures, including the Link (Majora’s Mask) amiibo, are currently back in stock, available starting from £12.99.
Collectors can also snag other essential figures, such as the Link (Twilight Princess) amiibo and the Link (Skyward Sword) amiibo, which are readily available for purchase.
Even the original Ocarina of Time Link amiibo is finding its way back into stock, ensuring that fans of the classic era can complete their set. This variety means fans don’t have to limit themselves to just the newest titles; there is a rich tapestry of Link figures available.
For those who prefer the more recent adventures, the collection is equally robust. New amiibo based on The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom are also available, including the highly sought-after Mineru’s Construct figure, complete with articulated arms. These figures bring added utility, as they can be used with both Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom for accessing extra weapons, food, and materials during exploration.
Ultimately, the joy of amiibo lies in the nostalgia and the detail. Figures like the Majora’s Mask Link, with its lovely sculpting and details—even holding a Goron mask in his hand—stand out as true treasures. Whether you are chasing the latest release or revisiting classic adventures, the world of Zelda amiibo offers a wonderful, interactive way to celebrate Nintendo’s legendary world.