Zelda Tears of the Kingdom amiibo rewards – support explained
The world of amiibo integrations in Nintendo games can be a very strange beast. Thankfully, we’ve got everything you need to know about The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom amiibo rewards, including the amiibo support for Tears of the Kingdom. This guide will go over all the supported amiibo and unlockables you can get in Link’s next outing to save Hyrule.
With The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom here, there’s no better time to familiarise yourself with the many new and returning The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom characters. Likewise, it’s also worth reading up on the exciting Zelda Tears of the Kingdom powers and abilities at Link’s disposal, including being able to make Zelda Tears of the Kingdom vehicles for the first time. There’s lots to be excited for with the amiibo rewards as one of the quickest ways to get good gear.
Zelda Tears of the Kingdom amiibo rewards
The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom amiibo rewards are:
- Hylian-Hood Fabric, Mushrooms – Breath of the Wild Link Rider amiibo
- Tunic of Memories Fabric, Fish, Meat – Breath of the Wild Link Archer amiibo
- Hyrule-Princess Fabric, Stones, Herbs – Breath of the Wild Zelda amiibo
- Ancient-Sheikah Fabric, Rusty Weapons, Roasted Bass, Ancient Blade – Breath of the Wild Guardian amiibo
- Bokoblin Fabric, Meat, Boko Shield – Breath of the Wild Bokoblin amiibo
- Zora Spear, Zora Champion Fabric, Vah Ruta Divine Helm – Breath of the Wild Mipha amiibo
- Cobble Crusher, Goron-Champion Fabric, Vah Rudania Divine Helm – Breath of the Wild Daruk amiibo
- Swallow Bow, Rito-Champion Fabric, Vah Medoh Divine Helm – Breath of the Wild Revali amiibo
- Gerudio Scimitar, Gerudo Shield, Gerudo-Champion Fabric, Vah Naboris Divine Helm – Breath of the Wild Urbosa amiibo
- Egg Fabric, Arrow – Link’s Awakening Link amiibo
- Majora’s Mask Fabric, Fierce Deity gear, Mushrooms – Majora’s Mask Link amiibo
- Time gear, Lon Lon Ranch Fabric – Ocarina of Time Link amiibo
- Zelda’s Sailcloth Fabric – Skyward Sword Zelda & Loftwing amiibo
- Sky gear, Sword-spirit Fabric, Arrows – Skyward Sword Link amiibo
- Goddess Fabric, Stones, Herbs – Skyward Sword Zelda and Loftwing amiibo
- Twilight gear, Knight’s Broadsword, Soldier’s Shield – Super Smash Bros. Link amiibo
- Wind gear, Boomerang, Knight’s Broadsword, Fish – Super Smash Bros. Toon Link amiibo
- Princess of Twilight Fabric, Opal, Ember, Topaz, Soldier’s Bow, Carrots, Herbs – Super Smash Bros. Zelda amiibo
- Shiek’s Mask, Phrenic Bow, Eightfold Blade, Mushrooms – Super Smash Bros. Sheik amiibo
- Demon King Fabric, Gerudo Claymore, Amber, Meta, Dusk Claymore (rare) – Super Smash Bros. Gannondorf amiibo
- Trousers of Time, Raw Meat – Super Smash Bros. Young Link amiibo
- Champion’s Tunic Fabric – Tears of the Kingdom Link amiibo
- Pixel Fabric, Hero gear – The Legend of Zelda Link 8-bit amiibo
- Twilight gear, Fruit – Twilight Princess Link amiibo
- Meat – Twilight Princess Wolf Link amiibo
- Bygone-Royal Fabric, Stones – Wind Waker Zelda amiibo
- King of Red Lions Fabric, Wind gear, Boomerang, Knight’s Broadsword – Wind Waker Toon Link amiibo
- Meat, Fruit, Fish, Herbs, etc – any other amiibo
As you can see, there are lots of amiibo rewards in Tears of the Kingdom. All of these were confirmed by ‘AbdallahSmash’ on YouTube and you can watch the full video going over them all below:
You can also see some of the exclusive fabric for the Tears of The Kingdom Paraglider too.
Zelda Tears of the Kingdom amiibo support
A variety of The Legend of Zelda related amiibo and non Zelda amiibo are supported in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom. Though they will grant different rewards:
- Zelda related amiibo will drop the respective items in the list above
- Non Zelda amiibo will likely drop an array of materials, ingredients, and currency, as was the case in Breath of the Wild
To check which amiibo are considered The Legend of Zelda amiibo, check out the official Nintendo website and filter the ‘game series’ to ‘The Legend of Zelda’. This will display all Zelda amiibo, even ones that are not part of the Zelda collection, such as the Super Smash Bros. Zelda characters.
How to scan amiibo in Zelda Tears of the Kingdom
To scan amiibo in The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom hold the amiibo figure over the right control stick to scan it. This will register the amiibo in the game and provide you with the various rewards.
If Breath of the Wild set the precedent, you will only be able to scan each amiibo figure once per day. This stops players from farming the amiibo rewards and breaking the progression systems in the game. You will need to complete the game’s first Shrine too.
That’s all there is to know about The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom amiibo rewards, including amiibo support for the game and how to use amiibo in Tears of the Kingdom. Find out the The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom best weapons you can get, especially as some of them might be included in the amiibo rewards. But that’s not all Link will have at his disposal, check out the new Tears of the Kingdom Fuse ability and Tears of the Kingdom Recall ability to know what Link is capable of in one of the best Nintendo Switch games and best Switch exclusives yet.