If you missed out on snagging the glorious wedding-themed amiibo for Super Mario Odyssey a couple of years ago, you may well be in luck.
Recently, listings for the three figures re-appeared on Best Buy, allowing North American buyers to pre-order their figure of choice (or all three, of course). The listings all note that the figures will be available from 22nd November, indicating that a restock is just around the corner.
Now, the figures have also been spotted on Amazon Japan. They have a slightly earlier shipping date than their North American counterparts and Amazon Japan ships worldwide, so that seems like a pretty smart option if you don't mind importing. You can find them all at the links below:
Best Buy:
Amazon Japan:
Now that the wedding trio has appeared in two different regions, we're hopeful that Europe will see a similar restock soon. A quick look at the most popular European stores - including the official Nintendo store in the UK - shows no signs just yet, however.
Did you miss these the first time around? Will you now add them to your collection? Let us know if you get one (or three!) in the comments.
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[source gonintendo.com]
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I ended up getting them separately.
I didn't even know they sold out, or stopped making them. I got all three shortly after getting Odyssey last year, so I'm guessing I lucked out getting them. Though it was the individual ones, rather than the set of three.
I just started another playthrough of this game last night, forgot how amazing it is! We have the Peach but may as well get the other 2!!
How about doing this for all amiibos in all regions? All the ones I have left to get now go for over £40 a piece on ebay.
@redd214 I am pretty sure this is the only game that I smiled all the way through it. Extremely charming!
@redd214 my son was playing it again last night, from scratch! Fantastic game indeed
@SquareOneMJ @Chunkboi79 it really is terrific. Everything fits together just perfectly. Though I still want a port od 3d World, I really can't wait for a sequel to this as well!
Honest question, what is the appeal of Amiibos in general? Like... What do you use them for? Is it just for collecting with the added bonus of getting some in-game items for some games? Or is there more to it? They seem so expensive, I must be missing something.
Good. I never got Bowser so now I'll be able to complete the set.
Europe probably gets shafted as usual .
@Daniel36 It's always been twofold to me: I'm not a collector but I like how they look, plus some bennies on the side. I've heard some use them in crafting like dioramas.
I have the Bowser wedding Amiibo and it's amazingly detailed. The fact that it points out purple coins is an awesome bonus because I'm pretty sure I'd rip my hair out trying to find them without a guide. I also have some Animal Crossing Amiibos; don't know how beneficial they'll be with New Horizons coming; no info's been shared as of yet.
I wanted the Bowser one when Odyssey came out, it sold out before I even got to checkout, settled for Mario. By now the moment’s passed, I’ve sorta moved on from SMO, as much as I loved it.😕
Got all 3 on launch midnight signed by Charles. It’s a 3d Mario game. I need it
@Daniel36 A valid question. That answer differs for everyone. Some keep them in boxes for future speculation ala Pokémon cards. Some use certain lines for a particular series they enjoy immensely (LoZ, Animal Crossing, etc.).
Some, like myself, remember dark decades in different regions pre-Wii where Nintendo had a massive stigma against it and scant merchandise. I thought I would only want the Kirby amiibo, but Smash became impressive in its scope and the characters over time finally gained cultural significance. So, now, I have most of the Smash line (save for Miis and P2's) to showcase my hobby's significance to ward off stigma and, more importantly, to reflect on memories of friends made playing these games.
@redd214 My son and I LOVED 3D World! That and Pikmin3, we would love to revisit both on Switch!
@Daniel36: It depends on who you ask. For some, it's the in-game functionality. For others, it's the collectability, and displayability.
@ShadJV: Wedding Bowser was, for a while, going on eBay for around $15-20, with either low s&h (shipping, and handling for maybe $3), or free s&h.
@IUP _MARIO: That may one day be worth something, or if it already is now, it might end up being worth more (later).
@Everyone_Else: Odyssey is such an awesome game. I love it
@Capt_N I’d never go out of my way for an Amiibo, I just wanted to pick it up when I was at the store. Which is why I got wedding Mario, they ran out of bowser within minutes.
@ShadJV: Not wanting to go out of your way for something is totally understandable.
HAHAHAH IALREADY HAVE THEM ALL! now just restock the botw amiibo please.
@KingBowser86 , @Capt_N , thanks. Far be it for me to look down upon anyone for simply collecting them. I am a miniature wargamer myself, so that's somewhat related. I just found these Amiibo very expensive. Then again, so are video games.
@Daniel36: They jumped up in price by a few dollars. They used to be $13, at least at the stores I frequent. The beauty of eBay, and Amazon is that some people sell them "Brand New" (, & unopened) on those sites for less, than what you would pay at retail. Of course, even if an online seller has excellent selling history, it is still risky, since unlike picking it up, and examining an Amiibo for yourself in a store, you have to trust the product description, and photos.
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