Splatoon amiibo - what they do and where to get them

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It's only right that Splatoon amiibo are causing a stir; they allow you to pick up some pretty sweet bonuses in the third game. So, where are they available? What do they all do? 

Don't worry, we've got you. Because many Splatoon amiibo figures are out of production and nearly impossible to get hold of, we've been busy rounding up the best offers on them (our bargain-hunting software is on the lookout 24/7). We've also got information on which in-game rewards you get for scanning each figure, not to mention when the new amiibo for Splatoon 3 are due to hit shelves.

Just don't be put off if you see that the Splatoon amiibo you want is a Japanese import. Because many of them have been retired, it's often the only way to get your hands on older models. And seeing as amiibo aren't region-locked, it doesn't actually matter where they've come from - they'll still work in exactly the same way, and they still make top-notch gifts for gamers. Equally, don't worry that your original amiibo from the first Splatoon won't work with the new game. Every single one is compatible with Splatoon 3.

Want to step up your performance in the game, on the other hand? Check out our guide to Splatoon 3 maps and Splatoon 3 weapons.

Bonuses: - School Uniform - Squid Hairclip - School Shoes She's arguably the most iconic Splatoon character, so it makes sense that an Inkling Girl - and an amiibo with her classic look - would appear in the Smash Bros. series. This figure has the same benefits as the other Inkling Girl but is slightly easier to get hold of.

Bonuses: - Samurai Helmet - Samurai Jacket - Samurai Shoes The original Inkling Boy hit shelves in 2015 so is a little pricier than it used to be, but the effort's worthwhile; pick it up and