Inexpensive and Remarkable Action Figures Launched for Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom

Inexpensive and Remarkable Action Figures Launched for Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom

**The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom – Hyrule Heroes Action Figures by Hasbro**

Three years following the launch of *The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom*, Hasbro is prepared to honor the franchise’s 40th anniversary with an exhilarating new collection of action figures titled “Hyrule Heroes.” Diverging from the usual high-end statues we’ve encountered, these figures present a more affordable choice while still ensuring quality craftsmanship.

This action figure collection comprises three legendary characters: Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf. Each figure measures 6 inches in height and incorporates multiple flexible joints, enabling an array of poses. The characters include accessories, such as alternate hands for specific stances that improve playability and display possibilities. The pricing for Link and Zelda is fixed at $28 each, while the more solid Ganondorf will be priced at $43.

Pre-orders for the figures will be available later today on Amazon and Hasbro’s official site. However, enthusiasts will have to be patient as the initial shipments are expected to arrive in spring 2027. This wait might heighten the excitement surrounding these collectibles.

The Hyrule Heroes figures will be featured at the upcoming San Diego Comic-Con 2026, offering fans a chance to view them firsthand. Initial impressions emphasize the meticulous attention to detail in the figures, particularly acknowledging that the likenesses remain faithful to the characters from *Tears of the Kingdom*. Nevertheless, some criticisms have surfaced, including worries regarding Zelda’s ball joint connection, which unintentionally gives her torso a vest-like appearance.

Traditionally, *The Legend of Zelda* merchandise tends to focus on premium collectibles, with prominent examples being the *Breath of the Wild* statue and the Wake Studio resin statue for *Tears of the Kingdom*, both of which are considerably pricier. The Hyrule Heroes action figure line represents a shift from this norm, rendering collectible items more attainable for a broader audience.

This release is part of an extensive “multi-year” licensing agreement between Hasbro and Nintendo, signifying that additional collectibles and products may be forthcoming—especially with a live-action *Zelda* film scheduled for release next year. Fans and collectors can anticipate a vibrant future for *The Legend of Zelda* franchise within the collectible space.