Hasbro reveals The Legend of Zelda: Heroes of Hyrule toys [update: pre-orders live] - Nintendo Everything
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Nintendo Everything reported that Hasbro has unveiled its new The Legend of Zelda: Heroes of Hyrule action figure line, showing the first images and confirming details for three collectibles based on The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. The site noted that the reveal clarifies the figures are tied to the 2023 game rather than Nintendo’s planned live-action Zelda film, which some fans had speculated could be the inspiration.
The initial wave includes Link, Princess Zelda and Ganondorf. According to the report and product descriptions shared in the article, each figure is in a 6-inch scale and includes more than 20 points of articulation. Link comes with the Hylian Shield, Master Sword, a soft cloth cape and a swappable Zonai-powered hand. Zelda includes the Decayed Master Sword and an alternate right hand. Ganondorf, listed as standing over 7.5 inches within the line’s scale, includes the Gloom Sword, scabbard and an interchangeable right hand.
Nintendo Everything said Hasbro set prices at $27.99 each for Link and Zelda, while Ganondorf is priced at $42.99. The figures are scheduled for a Spring 2027 launch, and the article was updated to say pre-orders for all three items are now available after an announced July 22 opening time.
The release matters for collectors because it marks a licensed Hasbro action figure line for one of Nintendo’s most prominent franchises, with designs drawn from Tears of the Kingdom. More broadly, it reflects the continued merchandising push around Zelda as Nintendo expands the franchise’s presence beyond games.
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