Full Breakdown
Hasbro Announces First Legend of Zelda Figures for 2027
7/23/2026, 12:51:38 PM
Core Event: Unveiling at Comic-Con 2026
At San Diego Comic-Con 2026, Hasbro revealed the inaugural “Heroes of Hyrule” action-figure line, featuring Link, Princess Zelda, and Ganondorf. The three figures were displayed on early prototypes at Hasbro’s booth, and IGN provided the first exclusive images of the set.
Background & Context: New Zelda License and Design Inspiration
Hasbro recently secured the license to produce collectibles based on Nintendo’s *The Legend of Zelda* franchise. The debut figures draw their visual design from the 2023 video game *The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom* rather than the forthcoming live-action movie, aligning the line with the series’ most recent console entry.
Data & Statistics
- Scale: Link and Zelda stand 6 inches tall; Ganondorf is 7.5 inches tall, matching Hasbro’s 6-inch “Black Series” format.
- Articulation & Accessories: All figures include extensive joint articulation. Ganondorf ships with a Gloom Sword, scabbard, and interchangeable right hand; Zelda includes a Decayed Master Sword and interchangeable right hand; Link comes with a Hylian shield, a Zonai power hand, and the Master Sword.
- Pricing: Hasbro lists Link and Zelda at $27.99 each, while Ganondorf is priced at $42.99.
- Release Schedule: Hasbro says the figures are slated for release in Spring 2027. Preorders are scheduled to open on July 22 at 5 p.m. PT.
Impact: What the Figures Mean for Collectors
The launch expands Hasbro’s portfolio of licensed collectibles, joining lines such as *Star Wars: The Black Series* and *G.I. Joe Classified*. By basing the designs on *Tears of the Kingdom*, the figures target fans of the latest game while offering a high-detail, articulated option for tabletop display and cosplay accessories.
What’s Next: Preorder and Availability
Fans can place preorders beginning July 22 at 5 p.m. PT through the links provided by Hasbro. The figures are expected to ship later in 2027, aligning with the announced Spring release window.
