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Nintendo Switch 2 Amiibo Incoming: Tears of the Kingdom & More

Apr 02, 2025 4:06 PM

Nintendo has confirmed that it will continue producing amiibo figures for the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2, beginning with characters from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Street Fighter 6. The new amiibo figures of Tulin, Yunobo, Riju, Sidon, and Mineru will launch on June 5, coinciding with the console's release. These amiibo will offer players various in-game perks including exclusive fabrics for Link’s paraglider as well as weapons and materials essential for their adventures. Additionally, Street Fighter 6 will see new amiibo for characters like Luke, Jamie, and Kimberly, which will unlock unique in-game content, enhancing the gaming experience for fans. This unexpected commitment to new amiibo comes after a significant slowdown in releases in recent years, indicating a renewed focus from Nintendo on this collectible line.

What amiibo figures are being released for Nintendo Switch 2?

The amiibo figures being released for the Nintendo Switch 2 include Tulin, Yunobo, Riju, Sidon, and Mineru from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Luke, Jamie, and Kimberly from Street Fighter 6.

The amiibo line debuted in 2014 and quickly gained popularity for its integration with various Nintendo games, allowing players to unlock special features and content. Over the years, amiibo figures have become a beloved collector's item for both gamers and fans of the franchises. With the announcement of the Switch 2, Nintendo is reinvigorating the amiibo line to cater to both new and longstanding fans.



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