Hasbro and Nintendo Unveil New Zelda Action Figures, "Tears of the Kingdom" Remake and Live-Action Film in the Pipeline

Kim Swift

Video game designer known for pioneering work on "Portal," focusing on innovative puzzle mechanics.

In a thrilling development for fans of the legendary "The Legend of Zelda" series, Hasbro and Nintendo have announced a significant partnership, set to bring beloved characters from the game into the realm of collectibles. This collaboration kicks off with an exciting array of six-inch action figures, meticulously crafted to represent the iconic heroes and villains from the latest installment, "Tears of the Kingdom." These figures promise to capture the essence and intricate details that fans have come to adore, offering a new dimension for enthusiasts to engage with the expansive world of Hyrule.

The initial collection, which recently debuted, features the highly anticipated figures of Link, Princess Zelda, and the formidable Ganondorf. These collectibles, crafted by Hasbro, are designed with an impressive attention to detail, mirroring their appearances in "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom." Each figure boasts over 20 points of articulation, allowing for dynamic posing and display. Link's figure includes his distinctive green arm, a shield, and the Master Sword, alongside an interchangeable Zonai power hand. Zelda's figure comes equipped with a Decayed Master Sword, while Ganondorf, notably taller at seven-and-a-half inches, brandishes a Gloom Sword that can be drawn from its scabbard. These figures are currently available for preorder through the Hasbro Pulse website, with an estimated shipping date of May 1, 2027.

Billy Lagor, President of Hasbro's toy and board game division, emphasized the intent behind this multi-year partnership: to fuse Nintendo's unparalleled narrative prowess with Hasbro's leading expertise in action figures and role-play. This union aims to deliver toys that not only invite fans to engage in play but also encourage exploration and the creation of their own epic adventures within the rich lore of "The Legend of Zelda." The collaboration arrives during a pivotal year for the franchise, celebrating its 40th anniversary, hinting at a future filled with a diverse range of merchandise.

Beyond these captivating action figures, the "The Legend of Zelda" universe is expanding in multiple directions. Fans have already been treated to a new Lego set, meticulously recreating the final battle scene from "Ocarina of Time." Furthermore, Nintendo has confirmed a remake of the classic "Ocarina of Time," slated for release later this year, igniting excitement among long-time followers. The immersive soundtrack of "Breath of the Wild" is also set to receive a deluxe vinyl release in September, offering a new way to experience the game's acclaimed music. Looking ahead, 2027 will see the debut of the much-anticipated live-action "Legend of Zelda" film, scheduled for April 30, promising an exciting cinematic interpretation of the beloved saga.

The ongoing commitment between Hasbro and Nintendo signals a vibrant future for "The Legend of Zelda" franchise, extending its legacy beyond gaming consoles into a broader spectrum of entertainment and collectibles. With a wealth of iconic characters and rich narratives spanning four decades, this partnership is poised to introduce an extensive collection of merchandise, inviting fans to deepen their connection with the enchanting world of Hyrule and its timeless tales of adventure.

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