Toon Link No.22 amiibo (Nintendo Wii U/3DS)

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Assorted Mushrooms (Chillshroom, Hearty Truffle, Hylian Shroom, Rushroom, Zapshroom, Stamella Shroom, Skyshroom, Ironshroom, Sunshroom, Brightcap, Razorshroom)

FYI, I tried using the Link amiibo in a town and got a chest instead of a horse. It seems you can't summon the horse in certain places? Kind of annoyed because now I have to wait until tomorrow to try again. Edgeguarding human opponents is always a risk, but forward air is incredibly strong when used off-stage. Neutral air strikes on both sides, but is best used above the stage as a landing option — not off-stage. Place the Amiibo scanner circle over a compatible area. If there's an exit on the screen, you can't scan an Amiibo there.Assorted Herbs (Silent Princess, Electric Safflina, Swift Carrot, Mighty Thistle, Blue Nightshade, Hyrule Herb, Fortified Pumpkin, Amoranth, Swift Violet) This amiibo will be named by Uncle amiibo, and will find lost Power Moons and mark them in the map. I'm also disappointed that the once-per-day restriction applies to Epona, since you're not gaining anything new by having the horse summoned repeatedly, assuming it only allows one in the game at a time. I was kind of hoping I could use the amiibo to summon my horse anywhere in the world, rather than the extremely limited whistling they put in the game that is all but useless and makes horses completely impractical to bother with.

As with Breath of the Wild, you can scan amiibo from your ability wheel to gain bonus items — some of which are themed to previous Legend of Zelda games. (If amiibo scanning is disabled for you, you can enable scanning functionality within the Options menu.) 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 With the exception of the two Super Smash Bros. games, Super Mario Maker, and One Piece: Super Grand Battle! X, games that are compatible with Toon Link's amiibo can use Link's amiibo for the exact same function. Assorted Fish (Armored Carp, Mighty Cap, Chillfin Trout, Hyrule Bass, Mighty Porgy, Staminoka Bass)Amiibo rewards range from paraglider fabric to armor, weapons or materials (like ancient blades), depending on the figure in question.

Assorted Meat (Raw Meat, Raw Prime Meat, Raw Gourmet Meat, Raw Whole Bird, Seared Gourmet Meat, Roasted Whole Bird) The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has amiibo support, including previous Zelda amiibo figures and a new version of Link specific to the game. By scanning amiibo, you can get special armor pieces, weapons, and paraglider fabric.Ingredients (Including Warm Safflina, Hyrule Herb, Electric Safflina, Armoranth and Mighty Thistle) As mentioned in the previous section, Boomerangs are the only projectile Toon Link’s AI manages to use properly. When you’re a fair distance away from your FP, use a Boomerang or two to close the gap. If you’re a loyal fan of The Legend of Zelda franchise, there’s a good chance you’ve got a couple dozen Amiibo that have been collecting dust since you rolled credits on Breath of the Wild. Thankfully, with the recent release of Tears of the Kingdom, all those Link and Zelda figures — as well as those of their friends and foes — can once again be leveraged to do much more than express your fandom. Below you'll find the rewards we've earned using compatible Amiibos in Tears of the Kingdom so far: Amiibo There are still some unique items only available by tapping the Zelda series amiibo, though — namely, unique paraglider fabric. You can change your paraglider fabric by heading to the Kochi Dye Shop in Hateno, and there are some rather lovely ones too.