HORI has announced a new lineup of Legend of Zelda–themed accessories for Nintendo Switch 2, with five items scheduled to arrive in November 2026.
The announcement, posted on HORI’s official website and shared via the company’s Twitter account on September 11, 2026, confirms both the product range and Japan pre-order details.
HORI said the new collection is designed specifically for Nintendo Switch 2 and will feature a mix of carry and storage solutions alongside a themed wireless controller.
In journalistic terms: HORI confirmed it will release five Zelda-branded Switch 2 accessories in November 2026, and those products are now available to pre-order through HORI, Rakuten, and Amazon Japan.
The five announced items are:
- Three carry cases: a slim hard pouch in a familiar style for handheld users, an over-the-shoulder bag with a tuck-away strap, and a larger storage case sized to hold the Switch 2 console, its dock, and multiple accessories.
These options target players who travel with both handheld and docked setups.
- Push Card Case: a compact, six-slot game card carrier for Switch and Switch 2 cards featuring a push mechanism that lets users eject cards one-handed.
- Wireless HORIPAD Turbo (Legend of Zelda edition): a white-and-gold wireless controller decorated with Zelda motifs, including the Hylian Crest, a silhouette of Link riding Epona, and map elements from Hyrule.
HORI specifies the controller uses tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) control sticks, which the company says reduce susceptibility to stick drift compared with traditional analog stick designs.
This aligns with the broader industry trend toward contactless stick sensors such as Hall Effect solutions.
Availability and region notes: all five accessories are currently available to pre-order in Japan via HORI’s online store, Rakuten, and Amazon Japan.
At the time of the announcement, HORI’s listings do not indicate direct U.S. shipping options; interested buyers outside Japan will need to use third-party import services or wait for broader distribution announcements.
HORI’s November 2026 release window places these accessories alongside an active period for Zelda content across Nintendo platforms.
For Switch 2 owners and collectors, the lineup offers both practical carrying solutions and a themed controller choice that emphasizes durability and anti-drift technology.
The announcement, posted on HORI’s official website and shared via the company’s Twitter account on September 11, 2026, confirms both the product range and Japan pre-order details.
HORI said the new collection is designed specifically for Nintendo Switch 2 and will feature a mix of carry and storage solutions alongside a themed wireless controller.
In journalistic terms: HORI confirmed it will release five Zelda-branded Switch 2 accessories in November 2026, and those products are now available to pre-order through HORI, Rakuten, and Amazon Japan.
The five announced items are:
- Three carry cases: a slim hard pouch in a familiar style for handheld users, an over-the-shoulder bag with a tuck-away strap, and a larger storage case sized to hold the Switch 2 console, its dock, and multiple accessories.
These options target players who travel with both handheld and docked setups.
- Push Card Case: a compact, six-slot game card carrier for Switch and Switch 2 cards featuring a push mechanism that lets users eject cards one-handed.
- Wireless HORIPAD Turbo (Legend of Zelda edition): a white-and-gold wireless controller decorated with Zelda motifs, including the Hylian Crest, a silhouette of Link riding Epona, and map elements from Hyrule.
HORI specifies the controller uses tunneling magnetoresistance (TMR) control sticks, which the company says reduce susceptibility to stick drift compared with traditional analog stick designs.
This aligns with the broader industry trend toward contactless stick sensors such as Hall Effect solutions.
Availability and region notes: all five accessories are currently available to pre-order in Japan via HORI’s online store, Rakuten, and Amazon Japan.
At the time of the announcement, HORI’s listings do not indicate direct U.S. shipping options; interested buyers outside Japan will need to use third-party import services or wait for broader distribution announcements.
HORI’s November 2026 release window places these accessories alongside an active period for Zelda content across Nintendo platforms.
For Switch 2 owners and collectors, the lineup offers both practical carrying solutions and a themed controller choice that emphasizes durability and anti-drift technology.
