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One of the most popular supporting characters in recent Zelda history, the young Rito has unsurprisingly been a big hit as an Amiibo figure. Tulin wields his signature Great Eagle Bow.

Aside from serving as a fun companion for your desk or game room, the Amiibo is compatible with Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom for cool in-game goodies, including exclusive fabric for the paraglider in Tears of the Kingdom.

Even as an Amiibo, Yunobo is still confused to see you. Or maybe he’s confused that he doesn’t cost $30 right now. The lovable Goron is no longer wearing the mask that turned Goron City into an all-you-can-eat buffet of Marbled Rock Roast, but Yunobo will always be always be the president of YunoboCo in our hearts. As is tradition, Yunobo wields the historic Boulder Breaker hammer in one of his giant hands.

The Yunobo Amiibo is compatible with Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, offering in-game extras and a special fabric for Link’s glider in the latter.

Sidon’s smile has become a meme, so it’s only fitting the Saga of Water’s Amiibo figure features his exceedingly white teeth. The dapper Zora prince wields the Lightscale Trident passed down from Mipha. He’s also adorned with a bunch of flashy jewelry you’d expect as the son of royalty. Like the other Zelda Amiibo, this one is compatible with Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom.

Designed to look like she’s about to unleash a flurry of pain to a group of poor Bokoblins, the Sage of Lightning wields the Scimitar of the Seven Swords in each hand. Just like in the game, Riju wears traditional Gerudo attire, including a breezy skirt, ornate gold headpiece, bracelets, and more jewelry.

Once again, you’ll get some functionality with Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, unlocking in-game like special paraglider fabric.

Luke’s vicious uppercut looks quite devastating thanks to the dramatic orange visual effect flowing beneath his fist. The Luke Amiibo can save player settings and unlocks various in-game content in Street Fighter 6 on Switch 2, including music tracks, wallpapers, and camera frames.

The defender of Chinatown strikes a pose with this flashy Amiibo, complete with a translucent blue background for added effect. The Amiibo can be scanned on Switch 2 to save your character outfits, control style, and button settings for your fighter in the game. The figure also unlocks music tracks and device wallpapers.

Kimberly’s Amiibo figure matches her energetic personality, as she’s shown bounding toward a fight with a trail of pink dust in her wake. Like the other two Street Fighter 6 Amiibo figures, the ninja prodigy can save custom fighter settings and unlocks music tracks and wallpapers.

Released alongside Donkey Kong Bananza in July, this figure clearly shows DK punching a Banandium Gem, because look how happy he is! Another cool aspect about this figure is the stand, which was designed to look like one of the rocky terrains Donkey Kong smashes through in the Switch 2 exclusive.

The Samus & Vi-O-La Amiibo is an oversized figure set featuring Samus on the newly revealed motorcycle that figures to be one of the key new features in Metroid Prime 4: Beyond. Due to the larger size, this figure is $10 more than the other two new Metroid Amiibo. Preorders are available at multiple major retailers ahead of its November 6 release.

A brand-new Samus Aran Amiibo based on her appearance in Metroid Prime 4 launches November 6. Samus is depicted in a combat pose, ready to strike with her Arm Cannon.

The villain Sylux returns in Metroid Prime 4, and the bounty hunter is getting his first Amiibo figure on launch day. Sylux originally appeared in Metroid Prime Hunters and was briefly shown in Metroid Prime 3: Corruption and Metroid Prime: Federation Force.

Kirby Air Riders is getting two Amiibo figure sets, each of which comes with a character and a machine. Scanning the character Amiibo and machine on its own will train their FP (Figure Player) to level up and become more proficient with machines.

Each Kirby Air Riders figure set retails for $50. If you buy both, you can create a new Air Ride Machine by placing Kirby on Banana Waddle Dee’s machine and vice-versa.

Banana Waddle Dee comes with a Winged Star machine and has the same in-game features as the Kirby edition.

The Super Mario Galaxy Amiibo figures won’t launch until April 2, 2026, but preorders opened alongside the Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2 collection for Switch and Switch 2. Featuring a more elaborately designed stand than most Amiibo figures, Mario and Luma is priced at $40. Despite the high price, preorders have already sold out at Amazon and Walmart. You can still preorder Mario and Luma at Best Buy.