Zelda-themed Amiibos will summon special chests, some with exclusive equipment, plus a different variety of items that drop outside of the chest sometimes within barrels and crates. When you look at modern toys that could become a collectors item there is some hideous items out there (looking at you funko). Zelda's Breath of the Wild amiibo is handy if you're in a pinch for money or herbs, as her chest drops with plenty of vegetables and healthy cooking ingredients, along with a precious gem inside the coffer.

Biggoron's Sword is a potential drop, but usually, the younger version of the Hero of Time drops a chest that contains a Soldier's Claymore, along with various types of raw meat and arrows. Virtually all Amiibo not affiliated with The Legend of Zelda can also be used to summon a supply drop of ingredients, but the ingredients are always a random assortment anywhere from three to six - but does not include a chest. Some of those Amiibos are very hard to get without paying up the nose - looking at you Wind Waker Link and Zelda! and include a physical version of the game, an artbook, a Steelbook case, a steel poster, and four pin badges.

It was hard enough to find when it came out, but now that the toy company has gone under, it's even harder to obtain. Sheik's amiibo brings the same rewards as it did in Breath of the Wild, but with one new weapon added to the mix. Young Link's rewards aren't too bad in Tears of the Kingdom — in fact, he seems to offer up exactly the same goodies as the Adult Link Ocarina of Time amiibo. The Corrin Player 2 figure from the Fire Emblem franchise was once one of the hardest figures to find.

While he might not be the best-known character from FE, he's definitely one of the most expensive amiibo.Since his debut on the original Nintendo Entertainment System in 1987, Link's appearance has changed over and over again, each time adding to the mystique of his incomparable story. If your figure is compatible with your game, it can give you certain in-game bonus content or save data. Lord Only BOTW version for the most part are the open and Marriage Mario Amiibos but the rest at still sealed. In case you didn't know already, amiibo are NFC-ready toys which offer connectivity features with games on the Wii U, 3DS and Switch, but also serve as highly-detailed and very desirable trinkets that look great on your shelf. Wolf Link will help out both in combat and in scavenging, and will even hunt and track down other wildlife to provide you with food.