Despite some initial disappointment that The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom continued the Breath of the Wild era, the game achieved massive success on the Nintendo Switch, securing a long-lasting legacy. Given the legendary reputation of Breath of the Wild, players embraced the direct sequel, and Nintendo is likely to remaster both titles for future console generations.
Before that happens, fans have something to look forward to: a new listing reveals a celebration of sorts with a commemorative action figure set to debut in May 2027.
Debuting in May 2027, Hasbro is releasing an action figure for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Priced at an affordable $27.99, this 6-inch-tall plastic figure features multiple points of articulation, making it accessible for collectors.
Ever since its first title, released in the U.S. in 1987, the Legend of Zelda series has mixed exploration and discovery with action and adventure. Link and Zelda’s eternal battle against Ganondorf forms the centerpiece of these epic tales from the world of Hyrule. Now, with 6-inch-scale figures from Hasbro, fans can finally bring to life their favorite game moments and cut-scenes — or imagine their own. The Heroes of Hyrule Legend of Zelda collectibles feature iconic characters from across the beloved games, making great collector items for fans and kids alike.
The figure includes Link, a Zonai power hand, the Master Sword, a Hylian Shield, and a cape, offering substantial value for the price.
Although The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom may not possess the same zeitgeist power as Breath of the Wild, it is highly regarded for its expanded world, featuring underground and sky islands, and innovative puzzle-solving mechanics that build upon the foundation of its predecessor.
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