Tears Of The Kingdom's Figma Link Can Ascend Through Your Coffee Table
Action figures come in varying descriptions and levels of quality, and some of the highest-quality action figures you can get are part of the Figma line. Made by the Good Smile Company, several video game characters have been given the Figma treatment, and now Link's look from Tears of the Kingdom is joining them. This is more than just a toy that will stand on your shelf with the rest of your figures, though. Figma Link's DX Edition comes with so many accessories, it can do almost as much as the Link in Tears of the Kingdom.
Most toymakers would have likely looked at Link and decided to focus on one of the hero's abilities, or created a range of toys to get a few of them in there. Link's Figma figure incorporates pretty much all of them. The base version of the figure has the brave knight holding the Master Sword and Hylain Shield. And yes, those are Zonai charges clipped to his belt.
They're not just for show either. Figma Link is going to need those charges to power some of the stuff you get with the DX version of the action figure. You can give Link a rocket and even clip a rocket effect to its base to make it look like he's about to be launched into the air. My favorite part of the entire set, however, is the incorporation of ascend. The portal that appears when using ascend is also included, meaning you can pop the top half of Link on it and make it look like he has risen up through your shelf or table.
That's still not even close to being everything you get with the DX figure. Also included is a rock hammer Link has cobbled together, his bow and arrow, and even his paraglider. Pre-orders for the figures don't appear to have gone live in the US just yet, but they should be available at Entertainment Earth and Big Bad Toy Store when they do. Listed for 16,800 yen in Japan, that likely means the DX figure will cost around $112 in the US. The non-DX version is 9,900 yen ($66) and only includes the figure plus the Master Sword, Hylian Shield, Hylian Hood, and the
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