Nintendo Samus amiibo - Nintendo Wii U

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  Masada36

  Even if hard to find for "reasonable" prices, a beautiful Amiibo, a great figurine, and a worthy Amiibo to port into Xenoblade

  Simply to share, as my bias surely affects my best intentions of a helpful review, I avoided purchasing any Amiibo figures until very shortly after the most present release of Series 4. That shared, due to a New 3DS mishap at a big box retailer, I was given store credit and with it, brought home my first 4 Amiibo (Series 1 Link and Zelda; Series 2 Toon Link and Sheik). After having these 4 Amiibo to experiment with, it was only after I truly made my first two Amiibo purchases (dare I say, invested), Series 1 Marth and this figure, Series 2 Shulk.I could not find the U.S. release of Shulk at a price that competed with the Japanese release. After reading another review elsewhere, and realizing it doesn’t matter whether one has the U.S. or Japanese Amiibo release in terms of being able to port into Wii U and New 3DS XL games, I jumped at the opportunity to purchase Shulk.My purchase of this Amiibo was wholly due to the excitement I have had in experiencing the gameplay of Xenoblade Chronicles for the New 3DS. I missed the game first time ‘round (on the Wii), and have been quite expectant of a great game experience.I have not been let down, neither by the game, nor with this particular Amiibo figure.As this is a review of Shulk, the Amiibo figure, let me focus there on a number of points I hope will help you, the potential buyer of this out-of-print and increasingly hard to find figurine:As other reviewers before me have stated, comparatively this is a very well sculpted Amiibo figurine: Shulk’s face is expressive, his clothing and wardrobe in general is detailed and nicely painted (between the lines!), and his hair looks (just about) as good as it does in the game (LOL)!In terms of the actual sculpted figure, as with the other sword-wielding Amiibo I have, Shulk’s Monado sword is not perfectly straight, but bows slightly. Why is this? I do not know. Perhaps it has something to do with the heating and cooling process of manufacturing? Regardless, the materials (plastics) this Amiibo is cast in allows for the sword to be slightly misshaped. While this doesn’t bother me or affect my enjoyment of the figure, I can see more scrutinizing collectors of toys and figures to be irked by this oversight in the perfecting of manufacturing.Some Amiibo have colored or clear plastic supports extending from the base to the figure itself. Such is the case with Shulk and at first, from my perspective, it looks a bit odd, but after having ported Shulk into the new Xenoblade Chronicles for the New 3DS, I don’t mind as much. This is hugely subjective and the photographs supplied by Amazon and myself (along with other reviewers) will hopefully aid in clarifying for you if this is something you care about or not.Rough dimensions for this Shulk figure, from base to top of his head, is nearly 4-inches; from widest point to widest point (sword tip to extended opposite hand) is 3-inches.Regarding gameplay, the Japanese import has ported just as any other Amiibo has on my New 3DS. I would expect the same from others, especially with so many reports consistently claiming this is in fact the case.If it is not clear by now, I’m a collector of things, especially that which relates to Nintendo. Most of us seemingly having missed out on the U.S. release, is it worth it to purchase this Shulk Amiibo for 2x-6x the MSRP? I cannot answer that for you, obviously, but having ported Shulk into Xenoblade Chronicles, if you decide to make the purchase, I hope your experience is as much fun as mine has been!Happy gaming and happy collecting!Ver másVer menos

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  Toad626

  5 de abril de 2018

  LOZ amiibos and Breath of the Wild Functions.

  Legend of Zelda amiibos are getting expensive I mean REALLY expensive. So you need to ask yourself do you really want it on your shelf and the Breath of the Wild Functions each provides? I want to help you answer that. Main in game functions I will mention is Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild. (Though keep in mind some work with Smash, Twilight Princess HD, and Hyrule Warriors.) They will be organized into groups by their main drop.*Sword Group* - Travelors sword - Royal Sword and elemental arrows.(Smash Link/TP Link) The 2 work the same.Unique set: Twilight Princess skins.Epona appears on 1st scan. She's a contender for best horse. She sprints for more strides and the gentle temperament won't throw you off.Extras:Produce,Elemental arrows, shieldsSmash Link is a poor quality figurine while TP Link is one of the highest.(Skyward Sword Link)Unique: Skward Sword skinsGoddess Sword. ForgettableExtras: rupees,shieldsHigh quality figurine(Breath of the Wild Link Rider)Unique: special horse saddleExtras:ProduceHigh detail figurine.(8-bit Link)Unique:Legend of Zelda skinsSword. Nothing to go out of your way to aquire.Extras: Rupees,shieldsFor the nostaligia collector.(Smash Toon Link/LOZ 30 anniversary Toon Link)Unique: Windwaker skinsSeabreeze boomerang. I personally use boomerangs as melee weapons in Breath. The jury's out on this one.Extras:FishFigures are good quality.*Bow Group* Travelors bow-royal bow(Smash Princess Zelda)Unique: Twilight Bow. This one rocks. Best bow by range. Literal sniper. Uses light arrows not your arrow supply. Has around a hundred shots before it goes. Not the most powerful but that range is second to none.Extras:gems, flowers, herbsGood quality figurine. Dress well done(Breath of the Wild Archer Link)Unique: none. May drop Falcon Bow but that's not exclusiveExtras: elemental arrors, meat, fishVery High quality figurine.*Shield Group* Travelors shield-royal shield(Too Zelda)Unique: Heros Shield. Rendered useless by Hylian Shield.Extras: herbs, flowers, gemsFigurine is ok it's good for what it is depicting(Breath of the Wild Zelda)Unique: none, source for radiant shield. Rendered pointless by Hylian Shield.Extras:herbs, flowers, gemsGood figurine hard to find.*2 Handed Sword Group* Travelors claymore- Royal claymore(OoT Link)Unique: OoT skins, Biggoron sword. Not worth the trouble to get.Extras: meat, elemental arrowsFigurine based on OoT artwork ok not great eyes look weird.(Smash Ganondorf)Unique: Sword of the Six Sages. Not worth it to go out of your way.Extras: rupees, gems, rare monster parts (unique to this Amiibo but you can farm all monster parts in game)Great quality figurine. Only Ganon we have so far for collectors. One of the more affordable amiibos.(Majora's Mask Link)Unique: Fierce Deity skins and sword. Functions the same as the in game barbarian set. Looks cooler but like barbarian set requires lyanel farming to upgrade.Extras: produce, elemental arrowsHigh quality figurine. This one is expensive and getting worse...High demand by Zelda collectors.*Unique* they are all different.(Breath of the Wild Guardian)Unique: Source of guardian - guardian ++ equipment weapons and shields. Source of ancient and giant ancient (rare) cores. Source of ancient arrows. Source of ancient parts. This is the best Amiibo for in game use. If you only get one this is the one to get.Extras: gemsHighest quality figure. Top 5 of best Amiibo design. Looks great. Expensive and getting worse. Approaching $50...(Breath of the Wild Bokoblin)Unique:none. In game use for this guy is at zero. Boko weapons are everywhere in game as is meat. If I had him I wouldn't bother to scan him.High quality figurine. Fairly rare in stores.(Smash Sheik)Unique: sheik's mask. Essentially an additional head skin working in the stealth clothes set.Source of Sheika weapons (outclassed by midgame) and elemental arrows.Extras: mushrooms*Champions Ballad set*All 4 may drop diamonds. Each has a unique helmet that pairs with the ancient armor set and each weapon drops corresponds to their race.Figures are of the highest quality. They are still in stores but buy fast.Happy Hunting.
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  Jesus

  3 de junio de 2026

  An Amazing Amiibo

  It’s a really cool amiibo and I love the design.

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  Kelly Lienemann

  Perfect Gift for hobbyist/Collector/ or Gamer

  The Samus Nintendo Amiibo is an absolute must-have for any Metroid fan or Amiibo collector. From the moment I unboxed it, I was blown away by the stunning detail and craftsmanship. The iconic armor and dynamic pose capture Samus perfectly, making it a standout piece in my collection.Quality and Design:The attention to detail is remarkable. Every aspect of Samus' suit is meticulously crafted, from the intricate armor plating to the vibrant colors. The pose is dynamic and true to the character, making it not just a functional Amiibo but also a fantastic display piece.In-Game Features:When it comes to functionality, this Amiibo doesn't disappoint. I’ve used it with various games, and the extra content it unlocks is both fun and useful. Whether it's gaining new items in Metroid Dread or special bonuses in other compatible games, it adds significant value to the gaming experience.Durability:The Amiibo is well-made and durable, designed to withstand regular use. The base is sturdy, and the figure feels solid, ensuring it can handle being moved around and used frequently without any signs of wear.Collector's Value:For collectors, this Samus Amiibo is a gem. It’s a beautiful addition to any collection and a great way to show off your love for the Metroid series. It’s also a fantastic gift for any Nintendo fan.Overall:The Samus Nintendo Amiibo is a perfect blend of aesthetics and functionality. Whether you’re a dedicated gamer looking to enhance your gameplay or a collector wanting to add a high-quality figure to your collection, this Amiibo is worth every penny. I highly recommend it to all Nintendo and Metroid enthusiasts.Ver másVer menos

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  Skywalker

  12 de marzo de 2026

  Great amiibo with detailed design

  This Ike amiibo looks great and is a nice addition to any amiibo or Nintendo collection. The figure has a lot of detail, especially in the armor, cape, and sword, which makes it stand out nicely on a shelf or display.The quality feels solid and the paint job is clean. Like most amiibo figures, it’s well made and looks good whether you’re using it in games or just displaying it as part of a collection.It also works exactly as expected with compatible games, making it a fun extra for fans who enjoy unlocking content or using amiibo features.Overall, this is a great figure for fans of Fire Emblem or collectors who enjoy Nintendo amiibo.Ver másVer menos

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  Matthew Wolfe

  8 de febrero de 2015

  But the product itself is good. For those who are looking to get these ...

  --Amiibo full in depth review--For starters, I am giving each an all the amiibo's in this list the same review as most allhave the same function.I have given it a 4 stars because it would be 3 stars due to the price on most. But theproduct itself is good. For those who are looking to get these amiibo's, wait a littlebit. They should come back in stock eventually as it has been promised. So buy out theother one's on the list that are more available to have at this point.From the product design, it's a knock off design from the characters trophy that you getfrom finishing classic mode. Most are pretty decent crafted and pretty appealing to lookat.Now for the in depth product usage review for those who are unsure to how they work. Andto those who do know, you might learn something. Going in order of how they are used:-All amiibo's are not and I mean NOT region locked. This allows you to play with a Japanese,European/Australian, USA made amiibo on any console. This can help you find better prices.for amiibo's if you so want them badly now.-Registering the amiibo's is extremely easy to use and the wii u gamepad will quickly recognizethe amiibo on the character selection screen on smash modes. You don't even have to touch,it will recognize it that fast.-You can feed it equipment stuff to boost the speed, power, and defense stats like a customcharacter. But if you are wanting them for training purposes like myself, then this would bebetter not done.-They start out at level 1 and will cap at level 50. Leveling is easy to do, just have themfight against a cpu's for a bit. Set the timed match to an hour or 99 minutes or the stockto 30 or higher. This allows for the match to go for long periods, and allows them to levelup continuously. They also gain levels for finishing matches, so it's not best to level fromthe longest match possible always. But after they reach level 50 is when they are more usablefor your training. They are better than a level 9 will ever get. on the level scale, they aremore like level 13-15. But they also learn and change up move usage after a bit of playing againstthem.-Saving amiibo data is easy. Back out of the character selection (DO NOT TURN GAME OFF) andthe game may ask you to tweak your amiibo. It will only ask that if you used 1 amiibo.Tweaking is just feeding it equipment stuff, which for training purposes is pointless.After that it will pop up with saying put the amiibo on the game pad and hold it there.This only takes a second just to transfer data. If you used more than 1 amiibo, it won'tsay will you tweak? and goes straight to the data transfer screen.-Now for how each one battles. They are all pretty even, not one is better then the other.Which is why it's good to just have at least one amiibo to use. They may be better then some othersbecause you have played with them more so they are smarter. Sadly though, they are not goodat using combo skills. Those types of things would be difficult to program anyways. Combo's beinglike a character would chain attacks together. Such as grabbing, and down throw to follow up withan aerial attack. This makes the more tricky characters to use more difficult for the amiibo'sto use.-There is a character who each amiibo's have trouble against. That is Rosalina and Luma.It's due to the fact that they don't know how to deal with Luma. Like on online matches,most people know to kill Luma if you separate the two. While the amiibo's won't. They alsodon't understand Luma's ranges as well for simple attacks. But after quite some time and playingthey get a better grasp, but don't fully understand Luma. So you can easily kill them witha down attack in the air while they are off stage.-Now here's how some of them work. They do have a somewhat learning chip in them that willchange up their moves and how they attack. But the sad part is the fact that they also cheat.How they cheat is like this. When you press the button A on the controller, your character willdo a simple attack. The controller acts as an input device to the system, so when you press A,the system transfers it through the game data to do the simple attack. But with the amiibo,the system transfers it to the game and the amiibo, so when you press A, the amiibo knows it.This allows them to almost always get perfect dodges. How I can tell that they can do this.When going up against an opponent who grabs, it's better to use jab attacks, which is the rapid A attack.But whenever I do use a jab on them, it's like they are a mind reader and roll to the back of mealmost instantly. And they never do this regularly unless I use a jab. They also can tell ifyou are going to shield against a dash attack. In this case they will grab. But I have gottento the point where they go on a grabbing frenzy. And they are good at it. They can do backwardsgrabs perfect everytime even. That is when you quickly turn around and perform a grab instantly.It's not easy to do.-The amiibo's are in-tuned with sweet spot hitting as well. For instance, Marth has a goodsweet spot at the end of his sword. And they can recognize how to sweet spot hit easily andhow to do it every time. So they are accurate with all the punches. But they also don't getperfect hits every time but most of the time. So better work on effective dodging.-When amiibo's play against each other, they play more dumb then they do against you. Itmight be because they can't recognize the input device that a fellow amiibo will do. Sothey play blind, and act almost as dumb as the regular cpu's do, but play better then theydo.All in all, the amiibo's do make a good self training partner to get the hang of differentmovements of characters, especially the popular to use one's. It allows you to play againstsomeone who's better then a level 9 anytime for hours as well. But it's good to note thatwhen you face others, they probably won't have the most effective dodging to the digits thatan amiibo can. They are also pretty cool to have and collect as well. And when the pricesdo finally drop, we can all finally collect all of them in our list of amiibo's to own.Having a good variety will help with the most effective of training. And they can be funto share with others. Overall, the product is really good and I highly recommend these,but at the $12.99 price.