
Hopefully you're enjoying the amazing The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild on your shiny Nintendo Switch (or well-loved battered Wii U). Such is the effect that this open-world adventure has had on you, now you want to showcase your Zelda passion to the world. With this in mind here's some of the best Zelda merchandise we've seen online, the perfect accompaniment to your open-world questing.
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Legend Of Zelda Clothing
There are no shortage of clothing items to enable you to show off your love for all things Zelda. Whether you go for the full-on Zelda cosplay hoodie, or a classic Link style beanie or even just a simple Zelda themed t-shirt, there are lots of options to choose from here. Remember: the world needs to know you're a fan and what better way is there than a fetching Zelda hoodie?
Legend Of Zelda Books
You can show off your Zelda love on your bookcase, too. The Hyrule Historia is a must-have resource for Zelda fans, and the The Legend of Zelda: Art and Artifacts is well worth immersing yourself into. If you are struggling to make your way through Link's latest adventure then The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild The Complete Official Guide will definetely come in handy.
Legend Of Zelda Board Games
Sometimes even the most die-hard Zelda fan needs a break from staring at a screen, and that where these Zelda-themed board games come in. Even if your Switch runs out of battery, you can enjoy a rousing game of Zelda Monopoly, Yahtzee or even a good old jigsaw.
Legend Of Zelda amiibo
If you want to get a head start in Breath of the Wild then the Zelda range of amiibo will come in handy. Aside from looking great on your shelf, they also grant you special abilities within the game, as detailed here.
Even More Cool Legend Of Zelda Stuff
To wrap this guide up, here's a whole smorgasbord of Zelda goodies which you might not have considered. The pendants are a firm favourite of ours and the Tri-Force light would look good in any living room or bedroom. Why not splash out on a Hyrule Mug to drink your morning cup of coffee from?
We're sure you'll agree these are lovely Zelda related items, have we missed anything? Link (Ha ha! Ahem) below!
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Really wish you could get those blue t-shirts worn by Aonuma and Miyamoto in all the videos they've been appearing in.
I want those undies...
Those SCamiibo prices are outrageous with many being even more expensive when you click on the link. Zelda is £48 but this page says it's £35.63. Most shops here are getting rid of SCamiibo.
I wanted the soundtrack since I started playing Breath of the Wild. Now I kinda regret not getting limited edition one but I wish to support Nintendo by buying their soundtrack.
@SLIGEACH_EIRE What makes them a scam?
I like the beanie and I want the Sheikah eye shirt but I have spent way too much money on Zelda as is (I own like half of the stuff on that list already). I need an intervention.
@Nintendoforlife Don't ask him that....please.
Wow look at that 38 dollar zelda amiibo. What a deal!
Those Amiibos at those prices are a bargain!!
@SLIGEACH_EIRE - I don't think "most shops" are getting rid of Amiibo. I think they can't keep them in stock. Especially the Zelda line as they offer valuable in-game items.
Got that Hyrule Historia as a gift. Highly recommend it. I think it only goes as far as Skyward Sword.
My local store still had those amiibos
Wheres all the Mario stuff
Edit sorry wrong topic
Them Zelda draws though...
@Nintendoforlife
The price offered is mostly inflation. The Amiibos are all sold at the same base price, but due to the in-game offerings, the Zelda amiibo in particular has jumped way up in price due to supply & demand. This will either escalate and go higher in the coming days, or see a re-issue, and bring market prices back down.
The shirts are cool. The hats are cool. The bags are cool. The underwear are very much uncool.
My local game store still have Wolf Link Amiibo. Still at 250,000 IDR or US$ 17 - 18.
All I need is da amiibo which I got, but dang son, Zelda is selling more then the guardian even.
My brother bought the jigzaw puzzle for me just the other day.
There's a deluxe edition of the guide with the sheika symbol on the cover. This features a 16 page retrospective on 30 years of Zelda. Available on Amazon and GAME. Released on 31st March
@bimmy-lee Smyths are clearing them out for €5 each and didn't get the new SCamiibo. Argos didn't either. And Gamestop are getting rid too I think, seen them on sale. They didn't get the new Zelda either.
I think Activision have abandoned the toys to life scam. It was probably just a fad. Like I said the other day.........
Well I would've already bought the BotW shirt if it was available in Germany. Guess I'll have to buy the shirt from Redbubble then, luckily many people have created replicas there.
And I've been wanting to buy the green zip hoodie for a long time, but it's so expensive!
@SLIGEACH_EIRE The only amiibo I've seen on sale over here are the Animal Crossing ones, which makes sense since it's not a well known series and they don't do much. Other than that amiibo seem to be doing fine and get constant restocks. Personally I don't find them to be a scam either. I'm the type of person who likes to buy the Zelda Figma figurines though, so I really don't mind spending $15 on an amiibo. I couldn't care less about the functionality they have in games, that's just an added bonus.
@SLIGEACH_EIRE - Maybe a difference in regions then. I'm Midwest-ish US and still see a lot of dedicated shelf space at retailers when I'm out and about. I haven't actually seen the BOTW line on shelves though.
Edit: I loved Alf. Pogs became a thing when I was too old to care though. My youngest brother collected them, but I don't even know what they did.
@Xaldin - Same here. They're the cheapest (price) Nintendo figurines I've ever seen produced and come with the added bonus of minor in-game functionality. I buy them as toys for my kids and scan them from time to time.
I bought the Zelda Monopoly off of Amazon before and it was missing stuff, so...yeah.
@SLIGEACH_EIRE Oh I didn't know you actually used that "scamiibo" word of yours seriously. I thought just your little followers did that.
I don't see the problem with them since they're really nice models of popular Nintendo characters that offer optional content in games. The Wolf Link amiibo alone is worth more than any $14.99 map pack for any generic third party first person shooter.
I wonder if they will ever release an updated version of Hyrule Historia with some of the newer Zelda games in it.
Make that money, huh Nintendo Life?
Those satchel bags look pretty well designed. I've never been much for licensed clothing like that though.
@SLIGEACH_EIRE Except Gamestop sold the new ones.
I wonder if an app for my phone exists that will provide the NFC data the Amiibos do? I'd limit myself to the ones that cannot be purchased new anymore, which is likely most of them. I know there was another piece of hardware available that stored all your Amiibo data, but unless there's data around that can be copied to it you have to have the Amiibos first in order to scan them and that's the trouble these days, isn't it?
@Qun_Mang - I'll tell you what the app is called as long as you promise to keep your word and ONLY steal a little bit...
@bimmy-lee Don't worry, I was just pondering, what with the recent news of what the Zelda Amiibos do in BotW when half of them are no longer available.
@Qun_Mang - If the BOTW range follows suit with the rest of the Amiibo, they'll become more readily available... eventually. Zelda could continue to be a tough get though because everyone wants that Hylian shield, and I know it will be quite some time before I feel ready for a raid on the castle.
I can't be the only one who finds Link climbing 'within' the ladies top to be oddly amusing, right?
@Nintendoforlife because they are cheaper and better than similar sized non amiibo figures?
@Qun_Mang Nintendo should bring out their own Virtual Amiibo app, allowing people to buy every single one for a small fee each, even all the cards.
As long as the price is right, customers are happy and Nintendo makes money.
@SLIGEACH_EIRE In Australia, you could pay more than double the price for lesser non Amiibo figures, which is why Amiibo became so highly sought after here. Their popularity also drove down the prices of the other figures that still mostly didn't look anywhere as good as Amiibo.
@bimmy-lee Some stores still have eah shipment of Amiibo pre-ordered out.
Am I weird to be excited about the socks and trunks? I would actually like to change all my underwear to Zelda underwear (jockstrap included lol)
Eeww that Zelda clothing has been on sale ages Here (Nordic) EMP has sold bunch of Zelda merch a while. Got the monopoly from there, when they dropped price from 59€ to 35€. Also has the purse.
Zelda: Hyrule Adventurer Satchel is something I obviously need. My NES controller one is slowly dying from hard use.
Funds must be running low at NintendoLife Towers as half of the articles at the moment seem to be suggested shopping with money making links.
Wow @ those horribly overpriced amiibo... Just wow. -_-
Well we have to spend our money somewhere since we can't find the Switch to buy! I laugh every single time I go to Target and see stacks of Switch games to buy but no systems! That fires me up!
The comments calling Amiibos a scam are dumb. We buy only the ones we think look cool. I'll agree that they don't do much in games but we buy them as collectible figures more than for the in game content. Here on the East Coast of the US, the only ones I see on sale are the Animal Crossing figures and occasionally the Mario Party line. My local Toys R Us had all the new Zelda ones on Sunday but I passed on them all because we don't have the game.
The Amazon amiibo prices are from retailers who jack up the price when they aren't available in quantity. I really wish Amazon would do something about those relationships. It would be great if there was some indication or warning when a listed price is well above average pricing or suggested retail price because I'm sure people just don't know any better.
Having them pop up in embedded advertising links like this is even worse.
That said, I really like the Zelda BotW amiibo and what they do in game. It's a good balance of optional stuff, unique but not critical stuff and just extra goodies you can only access once a day. It feels just right. It's a bummer the price went up a bit but the quality is very nice as just a little memorabilia statue as well.
I really hope Figma makes toy versions of this Link and Zelda
Got myself a guardian amiibo. Pretty nice I must say.
@MadAdam81 Sounds good to me. Nintendo- get on it. Oh, and reasonable prices, please.
The link to explain what the amiibos do gives me a 404 error.
Nice article though! Hoodies and board games look awesome.
I'd love to get the BotW amiibo of Princess Zelda if it wasn't over double the price.
Though I do want Hyrule Historia.
That hoodie is awesome...but it's bloody expensive in Canada. $84.99 plus tax. I could get like 10 hoodies for that price at Old Navy. They wouldn't be Zelda but still.....damn.
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