Bandai Candy Toy Unveils Collectible Legend of Zelda Weapon Miniatures for 2026 Release

Bandai Candy Toy Announces Collectible Legend of Zelda Weapon Miniature Set for Japan Release in 2026 The Legend of Zelda series, developed and published by Nintendo, has long captured the imaginations of gamers worldwide with its richly detailed universe and iconic item designs.

Over the years, Nintendo has successfully translated its beloved characters, such as Link and Zelda, into a range of merchandise—from amiibo figures to toys and other collectibles—delighting fans and collectors alike.

Building on this legacy, Bandai Candy Toy is expanding the franchise's merchandise portfolio with an all-new line of officially licensed, palm-sized weapon miniatures inspired by The Legend of Zelda. Bandai Candy Toy, a division of the renowned Japanese toy manufacturer Bandai, recently announced a set of ten collectible miniatures, fully licensed by Nintendo.

This collection will showcase meticulously pre-painted replicas of classic weapons drawn from the most recent entries in the Legend of Zelda series.

Key pieces include the Master Sword, Hylian Shield, Royal Claymore, Zora Longsword, Seven Jewels Dagger, Great Eagle Bow, Stonecrusher, and Lightscale Trident—each presented in a compact, display-ready format that fits in the palm of your hand. Slated for release in Japan on February 31, 2026, this box set promises to appeal to both long-time Zelda fans and collectors of high-quality gaming merchandise.

According to information provided by Bandai Candy Toy (as reported by respected sources such as Hobby-Genki and @TokyoGameLife), each miniature comes with a dedicated display base engraved with the title logo.

Notably, both versions of the Master Sword—including a rare sheathed variant—feature additional support for dynamic display options.

Moreover, each set includes a piece of soda-flavored gum, a trademark of Bandai Candy Toy's collectible releases. The complete lineup consists of nine distinct weapon types with an additional rare variant, creating an enticing chase for completionists.

The expected retail price for the set has been observed between $30 and $40 USD (excluding tax and shipping, depending on availability and exchange rates).

However, availability is already proving a challenge, as several global hobby retailers have reported the collection as out of stock, highlighting the feverish demand for Zelda-themed collectibles. By enriching the world of Nintendo Switch and extending the reach of the Legend of Zelda’s iconic artistry, Bandai Candy Toy’s latest offering stands as a testament to the enduring popularity of the franchise and its vast merchandising potential.

Fans interested in securing these miniature replicas should monitor authorized import stores and the official Bandai Candy Toy channels, as early demand is rapidly outpacing supply. With each finely crafted miniature weapon—ranging from the legendary Master Sword to the distinctive Great Eagle Bow—this collection is set to become a must-have for Legend of Zelda enthusiasts and Nintendo collectors ahead of its 2026 debut on the Japanese market.

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