New Zelda Figures Look Really Cool And Won’t Break The Bank

The Legend of Zelda’s “Tears of the Kingdom” debuted three years ago, and Hasbro is now poised to celebrate the franchise’s 40th anniversary with a fresh line of “Heroes of Hyrule” action figures.

These 6‑inch statues bring the iconic trio—Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf—to life with a generous array of articulated joints and interchangeable accessories, including pose‑specific hand pieces that let collectors recreate memorable moments from the game.

Pricing is set at $28 for both Link and Zelda, while the bulkier Ganondorf carries a $43 tag. Pre‑orders will open later today on Amazon and Hasbro’s own site, but the first shipments are slated for spring 2027.

The figures will be showcased in person at this weekend’s San Diego Comic‑Con 2026, where early impressions suggest solid detailing and faithful facial likenesses, though a few design quirks—such as Zelda’s ball‑joint torso—may not satisfy every purist.

Historically, Zelda collectors have turned to high‑end statues like the Breath of the Wild Link figure or the $150 Wake Studio resin set. Hasbro’s new line, backed by a long‑term licensing deal, hints at a broader rollout of affordable, high‑quality merchandise that could capitalize on the upcoming film and keep the franchise’s legacy alive for both new fans and seasoned collectors.