Pre-orders for Mineru's Construct amiibo are now live on Nintendo's US storefront, marking the next physical release in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom merchandise lineup.
Nintendo lists the figure at $34.99 (US) and set an official release date of September 17, 2026.
The amiibo ties directly into Tears of the Kingdom and several Zelda-related titles through in-game bonuses and NFC functionality.
Background and release details
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, developed by Nintendo EPD, launched on Nintendo Switch on May 12, 2023, and remains one of the platform's best-selling titles.
Nintendo's Mineru's Construct amiibo joins an established ecosystem of figures that use near-field communication (NFC) to deliver items and bonuses across compatible games and systems, including Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2.
What Nintendo's store listing says (rewritten)
Nintendo's US product page lists Mineru as one of the Sages from Tears of the Kingdom and describes the figure as a Zonai construct that assisted Link.
The listing highlights that the amiibo includes articulated, poseable arms and will grant random in-game items when tapped in supported games.
Specifically, the listing notes the amiibo can dispense random items in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and may unlock a special paraglider fabric design in Tears of the Kingdom.
Compatibility and how it works
As with other amiibo, the Mineru's Construct figure uses the NFC touchpoint on Nintendo Switch-family systems to trigger in-game effects.
Nintendo's product text reiterates that games, systems, and amiibo are sold separately and directs players to amiibo.com for full functionality details.
What to expect next
With pre-orders live on Nintendo's storefront, additional regional pricing and wider retail availability are likely to follow.
Nintendo has also showcased Mineru as a playable character or guest appearance in other Zelda-adjacent titles, and players who collect amiibo can expect the usual range of cosmetic or consumable in-game rewards tied to these figures.
For the latest updates on availability, box art, and retailer pre-orders, check Nintendo's official store pages and amiibo.com.
Nintendo lists the figure at $34.99 (US) and set an official release date of September 17, 2026.
The amiibo ties directly into Tears of the Kingdom and several Zelda-related titles through in-game bonuses and NFC functionality.
Background and release details
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, developed by Nintendo EPD, launched on Nintendo Switch on May 12, 2023, and remains one of the platform's best-selling titles.
Nintendo's Mineru's Construct amiibo joins an established ecosystem of figures that use near-field communication (NFC) to deliver items and bonuses across compatible games and systems, including Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2.
What Nintendo's store listing says (rewritten)
Nintendo's US product page lists Mineru as one of the Sages from Tears of the Kingdom and describes the figure as a Zonai construct that assisted Link.
The listing highlights that the amiibo includes articulated, poseable arms and will grant random in-game items when tapped in supported games.
Specifically, the listing notes the amiibo can dispense random items in Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment, The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, and The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and may unlock a special paraglider fabric design in Tears of the Kingdom.
Compatibility and how it works
As with other amiibo, the Mineru's Construct figure uses the NFC touchpoint on Nintendo Switch-family systems to trigger in-game effects.
Nintendo's product text reiterates that games, systems, and amiibo are sold separately and directs players to amiibo.com for full functionality details.
What to expect next
With pre-orders live on Nintendo's storefront, additional regional pricing and wider retail availability are likely to follow.
Nintendo has also showcased Mineru as a playable character or guest appearance in other Zelda-adjacent titles, and players who collect amiibo can expect the usual range of cosmetic or consumable in-game rewards tied to these figures.
For the latest updates on availability, box art, and retailer pre-orders, check Nintendo's official store pages and amiibo.com.
