One of the great announcements that has occurred this month for all the followers of The Legend of Zelda is that Nintendo and Hasbro established a collaboration for the creation and distribution of a series of figures inspired by Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom. There was a desire to see it and to know when they could be reserved, but that moment has arrived by surprise and has disappeared in a flash.

As GamePro tells us, this pre-order process was supposed to open first to all residents of the United States, while fans in Europe would have to wait until later. However, on the official website you can see that reservations have been opened for all markets and have lasted a breeze, so right now it is impossible to try to purchase any of them as they appear out of stock.

Specifically, there are three figures that have been designed. One of them is of Link with his characteristic suit from this pair of adventures and holding the Hylian shield and the Master Sword, another is of Zelda wielding the deteriorated Master Sword and with the clothes she wears in Hyrule’s past, while the third is Ganondorf himself with his respective sword and sheath.

In the case of the first two, they have a price of 32.99 euros, while the great villain of the saga is priced at 44.99 euros. More than anything because the latter has dimensions of 19 centimeters and the first two of 15 centimeters, although all of them are perfectly recreated and have more than 20 points of articulation so that each one can place them in the positions that they see fit.

Now we just have to cross our fingers so that these figures that have been sold out are part of a first batch and within a while any of them can be re-reserved, because it is assumed that They will not ship until March 2027 and they are not limited edition figures either, so it would be a real shame if more units could no longer be reserved. Especially considering that they have been enabled without expecting it and have flown at full speed.

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