Zelda and Street Fighter 6 Amiibo for Nintendo Switch 2 Are Up for Preorder
April 24 is a big day. Not only are Nintendo Switch 2 preorders going live, but so are all the other things surrounding the launch of Switch 2. We’re talking games. We’re talking accessories and peripherals. We’re also talking a new batch of Nintendo amiibo. Fans of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and Street Fighter 6 can preorder a handful of brand new amiibo from those games. Let’s take a look.
The side-scrolling carousel above has all the new amiibo in it, but if any of them are sold out when you click to buy, or you want more details, keep on reading.
Riju: The Legend of Zelda amiibo
Riju is a capable Gerudo chief and a powerful accomplice for Link during his latest adventures. This new amiibo suits her just fine.
Sidon: The Legend of Zelda amiibo
With apparent ease and aplomb, Sidon settles the age-old quandary: “can a fish be hot?” He’s a useful companion in the newer Zelda games, and he makes a mighty fine amiibo.
Yunobo – The Legend of Zelda Amiibo
Yunobo is a Goron who accompanies Link on his adventures and adds his sizable powers in Hyrule’s time of need. He’s kind of annoying as a character, but amiibo figures can’t talk, which makes this a safe one to pick up.
Tulin – The Legend of Zelda Amiibo
Would my life be improved if I never had to hear Tulin’s cry ever again? Most definitely. But would the aesthetics of my desk be improved if I picked up this amiibo and kept it there? Absolutely.
Kimberly – Street Fighter 6 Amiibo
Kimberly is a new addition to the roster in Street Fighter 6, bringing a ninja fighting style and a love of the 1980s to the lineup.
Jamie – Street Fighter 6 Amiibo
As a cocky rival to Luke, Jamie makes a fine addition to the amiibo lineup, just as his breakdancing and Drunken Fist fighting style makes a fine addition to Street Fighter 6.
Luke – Street Fighter 6 Amiibo
Luke was the final playable character added to Street Fighter V, but he’s been in SF6 since the beginning. In fact, he’s the game’s chief protagonist, which means any fan of the game should add this amiibo to their collection.
Chris Reed is a deals expert and commerce editor for IGN. You can follow him on Bluesky @chrislreed.com.
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