In case you didn't know already, amiibo are NFC-ready toys which offer connectivity features with games on the Wii U, 3DS and Switch, but also serve as highly-detailed and very desirable trinkets that look great on your shelf.
While other toys-to-life ranges have fallen by the wayside over the years, the amiibo range has grown and grown, with Nintendo still releasing new figures which are quickly snapped up by keen collectors.
The latest amiibo announcements include Sora, the last remaining entry in the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate amiibo series, and Noah and Mio from Xenoblade Chronicles 3.
With well over 200 amiibo available at the time of writing, keeping track of these toys is hard – until now, that is! Below you'll find every single amiibo released so far, and you can also search the range using keywords or by clicking the relevant links. Oh, and don't forget to hover your mouse over the amiibo image to see what its box art looks like, too.
List of Lottie amiibo
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Lottie amiibo
- Character
- Lottie
- Series
- Animal Crossing
- amiibo Series
- Animal Crossing Series
- Released
- 22nd Nov 2015
- Official Site
- nintendo.com
Lottie is a smart, sassy river otter who leads you in your new role as decorator in the Animal Crossing: Happy Home Designer game. She isn't afraid to call out her boss—the successful business-raccoon Tom Nook—on his shenanigans, but she's also his most loyal employee. Lottie's uncle Lyle works with her at Nook's Homes, as does her crush – Isabelle's twin brother Digby.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the rarest amiibo?
The rarest amiibo is probably the Japan-exclusive Qbby amiibo from the Box-Boy! series.
What amiibo are coming out in 2024?
The amiibo coming in 2024 include Sora, the last remaining entry in the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate amiibo series, and Noah and Mio from Xenoblade Chronicles 3. The latter two arrive on 19th January 2024, while Sora doesn't have a solid date at the time of writing.
Are amiibo being discontinued?
While the rate of new amiibo released has slowed since they debuted, Nintendo is still releasing new figures and has made no announcements regarding the discontinuation of the amiibo line.