Zelda’s Sold-Out Official Replica Weapon Collection Gets Rare Re-Release
Image by Charlotte DavisA new re-release has officially been confirmed for a sold-out series of collectible replicas based on iconic weaponry from The Legend of Zelda.
Bandai’s “Legend of Zelda Weapon Collection” transforms some of the most memorable armaments from Breath of the Wild into miniature figures, allowing fans to build a display dedicated to some of Hyrule’s greatest heroes.
The Legend of Zelda is an acclaimed action-adventure franchise by Nintendo that follows the hero Link across various incarnations of the Kingdom of Hyrule.
Renowned for its intricate puzzle-solving and exploration, the series features a vast array of memorable tools and weapons used to combat the evil Ganon.
The returning mini figure collection, which was last released in early 2026, includes nine different weapons, ranging from Link’s iconic Master Sword to the weapons wielded by the Champions from Breath of the Wild.
Despite their palm-sized scale, each figure is sculpted with precision and includes a dedicated display pedestal engraved with the series logo.
Let’s take a look at the full collection!
- Master Sword
The legendary blade that seals the darkness comes with a display stand.
- Hylian Shield
This iconic shield features the Triforce and red bird crest design.
- Royal Claymore
A powerful two-handed sword often used by the Royal Guard.
- Zora Greatsword
A longsword crafted by the Zora people, known for its elegant design.
- Scimitar of the Seven
The cherished weapon of the Gerudo Champion, Urbosa.
- Great Eagle Bow
The signature bow wielded by the Rito Champion, Revali.
- Boulder Breaker
A massive weapon once used by the Goron Champion, Daruk.
- Lightscale Trident
The spear belonging to the Zora Champion, Mipha.
- [Rare] Master Sword (Sheathed Ver.)
This rare version consists of the scabbard and sword (without a full blade) and includes an additional display base.
The “Legend of Zelda Weapon Collection” was officially re-released at Lawson stores across Japan, on November 3, 2026.
Each figure is sold in a blind box format, with the price set at 495 yen (approx. $3.30 USD / £2.60 GBP) per box.
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