Tears Of The Kingdom First 4 Figures Zelda Statue Pre-Order Details

Nintendo Published Oct 16, 2026, 8:38 AM EDT Josh Coulson is an editor at TheGamer covering breaking news on everything from colorful platformers to the latest Lego sets. Primarily a news writer since 2018, Josh has covered just about every major game from the past decade. Now an editor, their focus has shifted to being the leading affiliate expert at the site, building relationships between TheGamer and global brands including Mattel, Funko, and The Pokemon Company. Sign in to your TheGamer account There was a time earlier this year when it felt like Nintendo was going to let The Legend of Zelda’s 40th anniversary come and go with barely a mention. Here we are a few months later, and not only are we getting an Ocarina of Time remake, but a new statue courtesy of First 4 Figures shows Nintendo still isn’t done with Tears of the Kingdom. First 4 Figures Reveals Tears Of The Kingdom Zelda Statue First 4 Figures First 4 Figures has created a couple of Tears of the Kingdom statues, including one modeled after Link, of course, and the game’s decaying Master Sword. Its last Zelda statue, however, was based on her look in Breath of the Wild. Zelda’s new TOTK statue features her updated look from the sequel and is based on the image of her carrying a torch aloft with the Purah Pad in her other hand. It’s 12 inches tall, made of PVC, and the exclusive edition that you will be able to pre-order through the First 4 Figures website starting from October 22, 2026, lights up. As you can see in the first official images of the Zelda statue, the flame on the end of the torch lights up courtesy of LEDs inside it. It’s the statue’s base that will emit the most light, though. The entire base is a Zonai Shrine seal that glows a bright green, just like the seals in the game. Although it isn’t equipped with LEDs like the torch and the base, the Purah Pad glows in the dark. The Zonai Shrine base also glows in the dark, meaning you will still be able to see it with the lights out without having it turned on so it’s glowing a bright green while you’re trying to sleep. How Much Is This Statue Going To Cost? First 4 Figures How much the new Zelda statue is going to cost has not yet been revealed, nor will it be until pre-orders open next week. Link’s TOTK and Zelda’s BOTW statues are both less than $200 each. However, they’re also both significantly smaller than the new 12-inch Zelda statue. The exclusive edition of the Decayed Master Sword is $720. That is actual size based on the Master Sword’s in-game design, though, making it more than twice the size of the TOTK Zelda statue. You might wonder why Tears of the Kingdom is getting a new statue when Ocarina of Time is the game getting a remake on Switch 2 next month. These things don’t only take a long time to come together, but they also take a long time to arrive. No window for delivery on the new statue has been revealed, but it will likely be at least a year until you get your hands on it if you buy one. Nintendo’s work with First 4 Figures will almost certainly continue. If so, that might mean its designers are currently hard at work on a new range of statues based on characters and elements from the Ocarina remake. There’s already a Link on horseback statue based on the character’s look in BOTW. Just give me that, but with adult Link from Ocarina riding Epona. Systems Released May 12, 2023 ESRB Rated E for Everyone 10+ for Fantasy Violence and Mild Suggestive Themes Developer(s) Nintendo Publisher(s) Nintendo Engine Havok Cross-Platform Play N/A Cross Save N/A Genre(s) Adventure, Action, Open-World