Hasbro has revealed a new line of The Legend of Zelda toys called The Legend of Zelda: Heroes of Hyrule, featuring articulated figures of Link, Princess Zelda and Ganondorf modeled on their appearances in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
Tears of the Kingdom is a Nintendo EPD title released for Nintendo Switch on May 12, 2023; these collectibles are officially licensed merchandise tied to that bestselling Switch release.
Key details and availability
Hasbro debuted the Heroes of Hyrule range in an exclusive first look with IGN.
The line includes three collectible figures: Link and Zelda, each priced at $27.99, and Ganondorf at $42.99.
Link and Zelda stand approximately 6 inches tall; Ganondorf measures roughly 7.5 inches.
Hasbro lists a spring 2027 street date for the figures, with pre-orders set to open on July 22 at 5 p.m.
PT | 7 p.m.
CT | 8 p.m.
ET via Amazon, Walmart and Hasbro Pulse.
Accessories and articulation
Hasbro confirms all three figures are articulated and ship with character-specific accessories:
- Link: Hylian Shield, interchangeable Zonai power hand and the Master Sword
- Zelda: Decayed Master Sword and an interchangeable right hand
- Ganondorf: Gloom Sword, scabbard and an interchangeable right hand
Journalistic paraphrase of Hasbro's announcement
Hasbro said the Heroes of Hyrule lineup will arrive in spring 2027 and that pre-orders will begin on July 22 at the published times, with the three figures available through major retailers and Hasbro Pulse.
The company highlighted articulation and multiple accessories as core features intended for collectors and fans of Tears of the Kingdom.
Event presence and additional notes
Early prototypes of the Heroes of Hyrule figures will be on display at Hasbro’s booth (#3213) at San Diego Comic‑Con, which runs July 23–26.
At the time of the reveal, retailer product pages are scheduled to go live with pre-orders at the stated time; Hasbro’s own product page is active as of the announcement.
This release extends the merchandising for Tears of the Kingdom, the Nintendo Switch exclusive that remains a landmark title for Nintendo EPD since its 2023 launch.
Fans and collectors should watch the listed retailer pages when pre-orders go live for inventory and shipping details.
Tears of the Kingdom is a Nintendo EPD title released for Nintendo Switch on May 12, 2023; these collectibles are officially licensed merchandise tied to that bestselling Switch release.
Key details and availability
Hasbro debuted the Heroes of Hyrule range in an exclusive first look with IGN.
The line includes three collectible figures: Link and Zelda, each priced at $27.99, and Ganondorf at $42.99.
Link and Zelda stand approximately 6 inches tall; Ganondorf measures roughly 7.5 inches.
Hasbro lists a spring 2027 street date for the figures, with pre-orders set to open on July 22 at 5 p.m.
PT | 7 p.m.
CT | 8 p.m.
ET via Amazon, Walmart and Hasbro Pulse.
Accessories and articulation
Hasbro confirms all three figures are articulated and ship with character-specific accessories:
- Link: Hylian Shield, interchangeable Zonai power hand and the Master Sword
- Zelda: Decayed Master Sword and an interchangeable right hand
- Ganondorf: Gloom Sword, scabbard and an interchangeable right hand
Journalistic paraphrase of Hasbro's announcement
Hasbro said the Heroes of Hyrule lineup will arrive in spring 2027 and that pre-orders will begin on July 22 at the published times, with the three figures available through major retailers and Hasbro Pulse.
The company highlighted articulation and multiple accessories as core features intended for collectors and fans of Tears of the Kingdom.
Event presence and additional notes
Early prototypes of the Heroes of Hyrule figures will be on display at Hasbro’s booth (#3213) at San Diego Comic‑Con, which runs July 23–26.
At the time of the reveal, retailer product pages are scheduled to go live with pre-orders at the stated time; Hasbro’s own product page is active as of the announcement.
This release extends the merchandising for Tears of the Kingdom, the Nintendo Switch exclusive that remains a landmark title for Nintendo EPD since its 2023 launch.
Fans and collectors should watch the listed retailer pages when pre-orders go live for inventory and shipping details.
