Amiibo Unlockables, Rewards, and Functionality in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has included Amiibo support for previous and new figures in the game. Players can get their hands on a variety of different items by scanning Amiibos for different figurines. Let’s dive deeper into what you can expect from scanning Amiibos and how they work in the game.

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How Do Amiibos Work in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

Scanning Amiibos will allow players to get their hands on a plethora of different items in the game. The drop you will get through Amiibos usually depends on the figure you scan it with. For example, Guardian Amiibos will drop arrows and material boxes, while Zelda Amiibos will drop gemstones and herbs. 

However, Amiibos will have a one-per-day limit on them, so you will not be able to use the same Amiibo twice in one day. That said, you don’t have to worry about missing out on important items, as most items, except for paraglider fabric, can be found while exploring the game. 

It is worth noting that the ability to scan Amiibos will be unlocked once you beat Ukouh Shrine and obtain Ultrahand. 

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All Amiibo Unlockables and Rewards in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

With such a huge variety of characters in the game, each with its own Amiibo set, players will face problems when looking for a particular item in the game by scanning Amiibos. To help you out, here are all the rewards for different figures in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom according to their Amiibo sets:

Amiibo set	Amiibo	Chest reward	Other rewards
Breath of the Wild	Link	Champion’s Leathers Fabric, Knight’s Broadsword	Mushrooms
Breath of the Wild	Bokoblin	Bokoblin Fabric, Boko Equips	Bokoblin Guts and Meat
Breath of the Wild	Daruk	Goron-Champion Fabric, Vah Rudania Divine Helm, Cobble Crusher	Minerals and Gemstones
Breath of the Wild	Guardian	Ancient-Sheikah Fabric, Rusty Weapons, Ancient Blades	Iron Boxes with arrows and other materials inside
Breath of the Wild	Link Archer	Tunic of Memories Fabric, Bows, Ancient Blades	Meat and Fish
Breath of the Wild	Link Rider	Hylian-Hood Fabric, Soldier’s Broadsword	Mushrooms
Breath of the Wild	Mipha	Zora-Champion Fabric, Vah Ruta Divine Helm, Zora Spear	Fish
Breath of the Wild	Revali	Rito-Champion Fabric, Vah Medoh Divine Helm, Falcon Bow, Swallow Bow	Arrows, Herbs, and Vegetation
Breath of the Wild	Urbosa	Gerudo-Champion Fabric, Vah Naboris Divine Helm, Gerudo scimitar	Meat
Breath of the Wild	Zelda	Hyrule-Princess Fabric, Knight’s Shield, Soldier’s Shield	Gemstones and Herbs
Super Smash Bros.	Ganondorf	Demon King Fabric, Dusk Claymore, Gerudo Claymore	Bokoblin guts, Meat, Gemstones
Super Smash Bros.	Link	Epona, Twilight Armor, Mirror of Twilight Fabric, Knight’s Broadsword, Soldier’s Shield (once Epona is registered)	Arrows, Fruit, and Vegetation
Super Smash Bros.	Sheik	Sheik Fabric, Sheik’s Mask, Eightfold Blade, Shield of the Mind’s Eye, Phrenic Bow	Arrows and Mushrooms
Super Smash Bros.	Toon Link	King of Red Lions Fabric, Wind Armor, Sea Breeze Shield, Sea Breeze Boomerang, Boomerang, Knight’s Broadsword	Arrows and Fish
Super Smash Bros.	Young Link	Lon Lon Ranch Fabric, Time Armor, Biggoron Sword, Soldier’s Claymore	Arrows and Meat
Super Smash Bros.	Zelda	Princess of Twilight Fabric, Dusk Bow, Soldier’s Bow, Knight’s Bow	Gemstones and Herbs
30th Anniversary	Link (8-bit)	Pixel Fabric, Hero Armor, Sword of the Hero, Knight’s Broadsword, Soldier’s Shield, Knight’s Shield	Arrows and Barrels with materials inside
30th Anniversary	Link (Majora’s Mask)	Majora’s Mask Fabric, Fierce Deity Armor, Fierce Deity Sword, Knight’s Broadsword	Mushrooms
30th Anniversary	Link (Ocarina of Time)	Lon Lon Ranch Fabric, Time Armor, Biggoron Sword, Soldier’s Claymore	Arrows and Meat
30th Anniversary	Toon Link (Wind Waker)	King of Red Lions Fabric, Wind Armor, Sea Breeze Shield, Sea Breeze Boomerang, Boomerang, Knight’s Broadsword	Arrows and Fish
30th Anniversary	Zelda (Wind Waker)	Bygone-Royal Fabric, Sea Breeze Shield, Soldier’s Shield, Knight’s Shield	Gemstones and Herbs
Misc	Link (Link’s Awakening)	Egg Fabric, Awakening Armor, Soldier’s Broadsword	Arrows and Barrels with materials inside
Misc	Link (Skyward Sword)	Sword-Spirit Fabric, Sky Armor, White Sword of the Sky, Knight’s Broadsword, Knight’s Shield, Soldier’s Shield	Wooden Boxes with materials inside
Misc	Link (Twilight Princess HD)	Epona, Twilight Armor, Mirror of Twilight Fabric, knight’s Broadsword, Soldier’s Shield (once Epona is registered)	Arrows, Fruit, and Vegetation
Misc	Wolf Link (Twilight Princess HD)	Mirror of Twilight Fabric	Meat
Misc	Zelda and Loftwing (Skyward Sword)	Goddess Fabric, Soldier’s Bow, Knight’s Bow	Gemstones and Herbs

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Conclusion

There are over twenty different Amiibos to scan in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, each with its own exclusive rewards and unlockables. While this may be overwhelming for someone trying to get their hands on a specific item, knowing which Amiibo to scan can accelerate the process of obtaining those artefacts.

Frequently Asked Questions

How Many Amiibos Can Be Used in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom?

There are a total of 26 Amiibos that can be scanned in the game to unlock rewards for different figures.

What Is the Rarest Amiibo in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom?

The rarest Amiibo in the game is Ocarina of Time Link, which was launched on its 30th anniversary.

Can Amiibos Be Bought With Money in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom?

Most Amiibos in the game can be bought with money but can cost as much as $30, so unless you do not have the time to grind for items in the game, we recommend scanning Amiibos to earn items.