Here’s Every Legend of Zelda Amiibo

The first Link amiibo and one of the earliest amiibo. Numbers have come a long way, that’s for sure. Gone are the pee-colored pillars that support subsequent poses.

One of the earliest amiibo, this Zelda figure features pretty decent sculpting and paintwork, but is almost primitive when compared to Nintendo’s modern amiibo output.

Shiek is slightly better than the previous entry, but still has a weird support beam. I think this is one of my favorite early amiibo. Great poses, great sculpting, great characters.

I don’t know if Toon Link is everyone’s favorite link, but this one is mine, so I made sure to get it when it came out. Learn more about the Great Master Sword here.

One of my all time favorite amiibo. Impressive, detailed and powerful looking little guy.

This amiibo was included as a pack-in in the Wii U special edition of Twilight Princess HD.If you’ve got that complete inbox, you’re sitting in a nice chunk of change. It is one of the most desirable amiibo.

This amiibo has been reissued with a May 12th release date.

Officially this is just a “link”, but everyone calls it an 8-bit link. There are two similar 8-bit style Mario amiibos, but they all have one thing in common: heavy and pointy.

Another great example of Toon Link. This was probably most commonly seen in his amiibo 2 pack with Zelda.

While it’s entirely possible to find this amiibo on its own, 2-packs may pop up at certain retailers. In my opinion, this is the best way to buy.

Released with Breath of the Wild, this line of amiibo is where Nintendo really starts to hone in on quality. They were never “bad”, but recent amiibo are very good and vastly improved over their first run.

Get the most ambitious amiibo ever made in The Legend of Zelda series. It’s huge, it’s articulate, it’s menacing. I hope we see something like that in Tears of the Kingdom.

They figured out how to incorporate design elements into the sculpture that complement the figure.

OK, Nintendo figured out how to incorporate the support pedestal into Link’s design, but it had too many horses… one creature at a time. Link looks really bad ass in this one, and the horse is pretty cute, aside from the clear plastic.

This Breath of the Wild version of Zelda amiibo is not for me. She looks like a bootleg of the in-game character her model.

This Best Buy exclusive amiibo has been reissued with a release date of May 12, 203, but it sold out quickly.

What can I say about Skyward Sword, the link featured in it is one of the most “linked” links ever linked.

You can find it at full price only on GameStop, which unfortunately is sold out.

One of the great heroes from Breath of the Wild and an absolutely amazing amiibo. You might be able to find a 4-pack with them all, but you’ll pay for it.

This is a very popular amiibo, nothing more to say, I think Mipha definitely has the most useful hero power.

Another great hero amiibo, but Lebari is personally my least favorite of all the great heroes.

Urbosa is my pick for “best amiibo pose ever”. Seriously, you can feel her confidence radiating from her when she stands with her power and grace.Well done, Urbosa.

Coming back to SSB, this Young Link looks both every part of the Super Smash Bros. renders and imagination when playing Ocarina on the N64.

I really like this amiibo. It’s so perfect. It looks exactly like his Nintendo Switch remake rendering of the game. This is an absolute home run.

This is an amiibo that can be found in the real world or ordered online. It is therefore more expensive). This amazing sculpture and detail.

The Tears of the Kingdom version of Link, the latest installment in The Legend of Zelda amiibo series, launches alongside the game on May 12th.