Noah And Mio's Amiibo Two-Pack Is Still In Stock At GameStop
Nintendo's amiibo run on Switch appears to be coming to an end as it potentially inches closer to the announcement of its next console. The release of Sora's figure, which may well be the final amiibo on Switch, is set for February 16, and the penultimate amiibo released was a Noah and Mio two-pack which some of you will have by now. Pre-orders of the two-pack were hard to find, but now release day has been and gone, stock of the Xenoblade pairing has been popping up here and there.
The latest place stock of Noah and Mio's amiibo has been made available is GameStop. Still available at the time of typing this through the link in the box below, the two-pack is $39.99 and there's no way of knowing where the figures will be in stock again, if anywhere. Nintendo doesn't tend to let customers know if amiibo will be re-released, nor is there a discernable pattern so you can predict which ones might reappear.
Shulk's Smash Ultimate amiibo is one figure that received a reprint and re-release to coincide with Noah and Mio's release, giving Xenoblade fans a chance to own all three if they missed out on Shulk when his amiibo was first released. A few of the figures based on characters added to Smash via the Fighters Pass are also getting re-released next month alongside Sora's amiibo. Joker, Terry, and Banjo-Kazooie's amiibo will be available to buy again, possibly for the final time.
The Noah and Mio amiibo figures from Xenoblade Chronicles 3 are available as a twin pack (who would want to separate this pair, anyway?) Both Noah and Mio are in their signature poses, wearing their main outfits, and carrying their trademark weapons: Lucky Seven and the Dual Moonblades respectively.
Since Nintendo hasn't revealed anything about the Switch's successor, there's no way of knowing if amiibo compatability and new figures will be coming with it. On the one hand, the figures starting life on the Wii U and 3DS and enjoying continued success on Switch suggests the collectibles are now a
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