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Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Amiibo rewards and unlocks

Plus, which Amiibo figures are compatible and the rewards they give you.

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Using Amiibos in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom will grant you access to extra materials, new cosmetics, and generic small enhancements to reward you for scanning your figurines.

In Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Link travels across Hyrule, exploring the new heights and hidden depths of the Kingdom, all while battling evil and uncovering a sinister plot. If you scan your chosen Amiibos, you can help Link set forth on his adventures in style.

This is an in-progress guide detailing the Tears of the Kingdom Amiibo rewards and TOTK Amiibo compatibility. We will be adding more to this page as we learn more about what the Amiibos give you, and all the opportunities they provide in Tears of the Kingdom.

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If you'd like to learn more about Link's adventure, visit our Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom walkthrough.

Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Amiibo rewards

Amiibos for Tears of the Kingdom can reward you with a number of items or cosmetic enhancements. All you need to do is own one of the compatible figurines and scan it in-game to unlock your rewards. You can also use homemade Amiibo cards, but there's no guarantee that they will work in the same way.

Below you'll find the rewards we've earned using compatible Amiibos in Tears of the Kingdom so far:

Amiibo What it unlocks
Link (Tears of the Kingdom) Paraglider Fabric.
Link (Majora's Mask) Majora's Mask Paraglider Fabric
Fierce Deity Mask clothing item
Fierce Deity Armor clothing item
Fierce Deity Boots clothing item
Fierce Deity Sword
Ingredients (Including Chillshroom, Zapshroom, Hylian Shroom, Razorshroom, Skyshroom)
Weapons (Including the Knight's Broadsword)
Link (Rider - Breath of the Wild) Hylian-Hood Paraglider Fabric
Ingredients (Including Rushroom, Hylian Shroom, Zapshroom and Sunshroom)
Weapons (Including the Soldier's Broadsword)
Link (Skyward Sword) Sword-Spirit Paraglider Fabric
Cap of the Sky clothing item
Tunic of the Sky clothing item
Trousers of the Sky clothing item
White Sword of the Sky
Crates (Can contain arrows)
Link (Twilight Princess) Epona
Mirror of Twilight Paraglider Fabric
Cap of the Twilight clothing item
Tunic of the Twilight clothing item
Trousers of the Twilight clothing item
Link (Archer - Breath of the Wild) Tunic of Memories Paraglider Fabric
Ingredients (Including Raw Meat and Raw Bird Drumstick)
Fish (Including Hyrule Bass, Armored Carp, Mighty Carp and Staminoka Bass)
Bows (Including Soldier's Bow)
Arrows
Link (Link's Awakening) Egg Paraglider Fabric
Mask of Awakening clothing item
Tunic of Awakening clothing item
Trousers of Awakening clothing item
Barrels (Can contain Arrows and Apples)
Weapons (Including Soldier's Broadsword)
Young Link (Super Smash Bros.) Cap of Time clothing item
Tunic of Time clothing item
Trousers of Time clothing item
Biggoron's Sword
Ingredients (Including Raw Prime Meat and Raw Meat)
Weapons (Including the Soldier's Claymore)
Link (Ocarina of Time) Lon Lon Ranch Paraglider Fabric
Cap of Time clothing item
Tunic of Time clothing item
Trousers of Time clothing item
Biggoron's Sword
Ingredients (Including Raw Meat)
Weapons (Including Soldier's Claymore)
Toon Link (The Wind Waker) King of Red Lions Paraglider Fabric
Cap of the Wind clothing item
Tunic of the Wind clothing item
Trousers of the Wind clothing item
Fish (Including Hyrule Bass and Sizzlefin Trout)
Weapons (Including the Knight's Broadsword)
Toon Link (Super Smash Bros.) Sea-Breeze Boomerang
Fish (Including Staminoka Bass, Chillfin Trout, Sizzlefin Trout, Armored Carp, Armored Porgy and Mighty Carp)
Weapons (Including the Knight's Broadsword)
Link (Super Smash Bros.) Epona
Mirror of Twilight Paraglider Fabric
Cap of the Twilight clothing item
Tunic of the Twilight clothing item
Trousers of Twilight clothing item
Link (8-Bit - The Legend of Zelda) Pixel Paraglider Fabric
Cap of the Hero clothing item
Tunic of the Hero clothing item
Trousers of the Hero clothing item
Sword of the Hero
Barrels (Can contain Arrows)
Weapons (Including the Knight's Broadsword)
Wolf Link and Midna Ingredients (Including Raw Prime Meat and Raw Meat)
Zelda and Loftwing (Skyward Sword HD) Goddess Paraglider Fabric
Ingredients (Including Warm Safflina, Hyrule Herb, Electric Safflina, Armoranth and Mighty Thistle)
Zelda (Breath of the Wild) Hyrule-Princess Paraglider Fabric
Ingredients (Including Hyrule Herb, Swift Carrot, Swift Violet, Electric Safflina and Warm Sadllina)
Shields (Including Soldier's Shield)
Toon Zelda (The Wind Waker) Bygone-Royal Paraglider Fabric
Sea Breeze Shield
Ingredients (Including Hyrule Herb, Warm Safflina and Blue Nightshade)
Fuse materials (Including Opal)
Zelda (Super Smash Bros.) Princess of Twilight Paraglider Fabric
Dusk Bow
Ingredients (Including Warm Safflina, Armoranth, Cool Safflina and Blue Nightshade)
Bows (Including Solduer's Bow)
Ganondorf Demon King Paraglider Fabric
Ingredients (Including Raw Meat)
Materials (Including Amber)
Sheik Sheik Paraglider Fabric
Sheik's Mask clothing item
Ingredients (Including Chillshroom, Zapshroom, Hylian Shroom, Razorshroom, Skyshroom)
Shields (Including the Shield of the Mind's Eye)
Mipha Zora-Champion Paraglider Fabric
Vah Ruta Divine Helm
Fish (Including Stealthfin Trout, Hyrule Bass, Chillfin Trout, Mighty Carp and Voltfin Trout)
Weapons (Including Zora Spear)
Daruk Goron-Champion Paraglider Fabric
Vah Rudania Divine Helm clothing item
Materials from mining (Including Flint and Rock Salt)
Weapons (Including Cobble Crusher)
Urbosa Gerudo-Champion Paraglider Fabric
Vah Naboris Divine Helm clothing item
Ingredients (Including Raw Meat, Raw Prime Meat and Raw Bird Drumstick)
Revali Rito-Champion Paraglider Fabric
Vah Medoh Divine Mask clothing item
Ingredients (Including Wildberry, Palm Fruit, Hydromelon, Acorn, Chickaloo Tree Nut, Voltfruit and Apple)
Bows (Including Swallow Bow)
Guardian Anicent-Sheikah Paraglider Fabric
Metal crates (Can contain Arrows)
Shields (Including Rusty Shield)
Bokoblin Bokoblin Paraglider Fabric
Ingredients (Including Raw Meat)
Sheilds (Including Spiked Boko Shield)

Below you'll find all of the Paraglider Fabric we've recieved from Amiibos so far. It's important to note that, to change your Paraglider design, you have to visit the Dye Shop in Hateno Village.

Link (Tears of the Kingdom)

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Link (Rider)

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Credit: Nintendo. | Image credit: Nintendo.

Link (Majora's Mask)

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Credit: Nintendo. | Image credit: Nintendo.

Zelda and Loftwing (Skyward Sword HD)

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Credit: Nintendo. | Image credit: Nintendo.

Link (Skyward Sword)

Urbosa

Zelda (Super Smash Bros.)

Link (Super Smash Bros.) and Link (Twilight Princess)

Revali

Ganondorf

Bokoblin

Link (Archer - Breath of the Wild)

Link (8-Bit - The Legend of Zelda)

Zelda (Breath of the Wild)

Link (Ocarina of Time)

Guardian

Daruk

Toon Zelda (The Wind Waker)

Link (Link's Awakening)

Mipha

Toon Link (The Wind Waker)

How to use Tears of the Kingdom Amiibos

If using Amiibo in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is the same as its predecessor, Breath of the Wild, then you can follow the steps below to scan your figurine and collect your rewards.

It's important to note that you must attempt to open the Temple of Time for the first time to use Amiibo in Tears of the Kingdom.

  1. Enter your pause menu and navigate to the 'Save' and 'Load' screen.
  2. On this screen, select 'Options' and look for the 'Amiibo' one.
  3. Select this setting and 'Activate Amiibo Functionality'.
  4. Once you have enabled Amiibo, go along your abilities menu until you come across the 'Amiibo' selection.
  5. Select this and make sure that 'Amiibo' is equipped in the ability slot.
  6. Place the Amiibo scanner circle over a compatible area. If there's an exit on the screen, you can't scan an Amiibo there.
  7. Then, simply scan your figurine or card by gently pressing it onto the the right controller of your Switch when it's in handheld mode.

Good luck collecting Amiibo unlocks in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom! If you'd like to learn more about Link's adventure across Hyrule, visit our Tears of the Kingdom walkthrough.

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