April 24 marks a significant day for gaming enthusiasts, especially those eagerly awaiting the Nintendo Switch 2. On this day, preorders for the console will go live, accompanied by a host of exciting new releases. This includes a variety of games, accessories, and peripherals, and notably, a fresh collection of Nintendo amiibo. Fans of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Street Fighter 6 have a special treat in store with the introduction of new amiibo figures from these popular titles. Let's dive into the details.
Out June 5 $29.99 at Target
Out June 5 $29.99 at Target
Out June 5 $29.99 at Target
Out June 5 $29.99 at Target
Out June 5 $39.99 at Target
Out June 5 $39.99 at Target
Out June 5 $39.99 at Target
The carousel above showcases all the new amiibo figures available for preorder, but if they're sold out or you're looking for more information, continue reading for a detailed breakdown.
Out June 5
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Riju, the capable Gerudo chief, proves to be a powerful ally for Link in his latest adventures. This new amiibo perfectly captures her essence, making it a must-have for fans of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
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Sidon, the charming Zora prince, not only answers the age-old question of whether a fish can be attractive but also serves as a valuable companion in the newer Zelda games. His amiibo figure is a stylish addition to any collection.
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Yunobo, the Goron who joins Link on his adventures, brings his considerable strength to the table during Hyrule's time of need. While his character might be a bit annoying, this amiibo figure, which can't talk, is a safe and appealing choice for collectors.
Out June 5
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Tulin's cry might be a bit much, but his amiibo figure is undeniably a beautiful addition to any desk. It enhances the aesthetics of your space while paying homage to The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
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Kimberly introduces a fresh ninja fighting style and a love for the 1980s to the Street Fighter 6 roster. Her amiibo figure captures her unique character and is a must-have for fans of the game.
Out June 5
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Jamie, with his breakdancing and Drunken Fist fighting style, adds a dynamic flair to Street Fighter 6. His amiibo figure is an excellent addition to any collection, reflecting his cocky yet skilled persona.
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Luke, the final playable character added to Street Fighter V and the chief protagonist of Street Fighter 6, is a pivotal figure in the series. His amiibo is essential for any fan looking to complete their collection.
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