Nintendo Switch Restock Brings Rare Smash Bros. amiibo, Including Mii Fighters and Pokémon Trainer, Back to My Nintendo Store

Nintendo Resupplies Rare Super Smash Bros.

Ultimate amiibo in Major My Nintendo Store Restock Nintendo has delivered welcome news for amiibo enthusiasts and Super Smash Bros.

Ultimate collectors: rare amiibo figures including the fan-favorite Mii Fighters and Pokémon Trainer are once again available via the My Nintendo Store in the United States.

Following the final update for Super Smash Bros.

Ultimate and the completion of its extensive amiibo line-up, this restock provides collectors and newcomers another chance to secure some of the series' hardest-to-find figures. Super Smash Bros.

Ultimate, launched on Nintendo Switch in December 2018 and developed by Sora Ltd.

and Bandai Namco Studios, rapidly became a landmark title for the platform, boasting a massive roster of fighters and robust amiibo integration.

These interactive figures have been highly sought after since their original release, with certain characters such as the Mii Fighters and Pokémon Trainer previously ranking among the most elusive and desirable for collectors.

Their scarcity elevated them to near-legendary status on the secondary market. Earlier in March 2024, major retailers including GameStop restocked popular Smash Bros.

amiibo such as Charizard and Pikachu, answering a wave of demand from fans following the game's last major update.

The momentum continued in April in the UK, where Nintendo orchestrated a large-scale amiibo restock exceeding 100 different figures, many tied to the Super Smash Bros.

series.

This global restock effort has bolstered the availability of highly-coveted collectibles after years of scarcity. February 2024 saw the release of the final amiibo figure for Super Smash Bros.

Ultimate—Sora, from the Kingdom Hearts franchise—coinciding with the last significant software update for the game.

Series director Masahiro Sakurai publicly acknowledged the conclusion of both the game's ongoing support and its amiibo rollouts, bringing a remarkable era of content to a close for fans and the development team alike. The renewed availability of Mii Fighters and Pokémon Trainer amiibo via the My Nintendo Store is a testament to Nintendo's commitment to supporting its collector community even after the active development of Super Smash Bros.

Ultimate has ended.

This restock allows both longtime fans and newer players on Nintendo Switch to complete their amiibo collections, with many rare figures finally becoming accessible once more. For those interested in securing these amiibo or tracking Nintendo news on upcoming restocks and product launches, regularly checking the My Nintendo Store or following official Nintendo announcements—including Nintendo Direct presentations—remains the best approach.

Super Smash Bros.

Ultimate continues to prove its staying power, both as a best-selling Switch title and a cornerstone of Nintendo's collectible amiibo line.

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