Using Amiibos in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom will grant you access to additional materials, new cosmetics, and small generic upgrades to reward you for scanning your figures.
In Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Link travels across Hyrule, exploring the new heights and hidden depths of the Kingdom, while fighting evil and uncovering a sinister plot. By scanning your chosen Amiibos, you can help Link embark on his adventure in style.
This is an in progress guide detailing Tears of the Kingdom Amiibo rewards and TOTK Amiibo compatibility. We’ll be adding more to this page as we learn more about what Amiibos give you and all the opportunities they provide in Tears of the Kingdom.
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Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Amiibo Rewards
Tears of the Kingdom amiibo can reward you with a number of items or cosmetic upgrades. All you need to do is own one of the compatible figures and scan it into the game to unlock your rewards. You can also use homemade Amiibo cards, but there is no guarantee that they will work the same way.
Below you’ll find the rewards we’ve earned using compatible Amiibos in Tears of the Kingdom so far:
| Amiibo | What it unlocks |
|---|---|
| Link (Tears of the Kingdom) | Paragliding cloth. |
| Link (Majora’s Mask) | Majora’s Mask Paraglider Cloth Clothing Item Fierce Deity Mask Clothing Item Fierce Deity Armor Clothing Item Fierce Deity Boots Fierce Deity Sword Ingredients Ingredients (including Cold Mushroom, Cobbler Mushroom, Hylian Mushroom, Sharp and the Heavenly Mushroom) Weapons (including the Knight’s Broadsword) |
| Link (Rider – Breath of the Wild) | Hylian-Hood Paraglider Cloth Ingredients (including Rushroom, Hylian Shroom, Zapshroom, and Sunshroom) Weapons (including Soldier’s Sword) |
| Link (Skyward Sword) | Sword-Spirit Paragliding ClothHeaven Cap, GarmentHeaven Tunic, GarmentHeaven Pants, White Sword of HeavenBox (may contain arrows) |
| Link (Twilight Princess) | EponaTwilight Mirror Paragliding ClothTwilight Apparel CapTwilight Apparel TunicTwilight Apparel Pants |
| Link (Archer – Breath of the Wild) | Souvenir Tunic Paragliding ClothIngredients (including raw meat and raw poultry thigh)Fish (including Hyrule Bass, Armored Carp, Power Carp, and Staminoka Bass)Bows (including Soldier Bow)Arrows |
| Link (Link’s Awakening) | Egg Paraglider ClothAwakening Garment MaskAwakening Garment TunicAwakening Garment PantsBarrels (may contain arrows and apples)Weapons (including soldier sword) |
| Young Link (Super Smash Bros.) | Clothing Item Cap of Time Clothing Item Tunic of Time Clothing Item Time Pants Biggoron Sword Ingredients (including Premium Raw Meat and Raw Meat) Weapons (including Soldier’s Claymore) |
| Link (Ocarina of Time) | Lon Lon Ranch Paragliding ClothClothing item Cap of TimeClothing item Tunic of TimeClothing item Pants of TimeBiggoron SwordIngredients (including raw meat)Weapons (including soldier’s Claymore) |
| Toon Link (The Wind Waker) | Red Lion King’s Paraglider ClothClothing item Wind CapClothing item Wind TunicClothing item Wind PantsFish (including Hyrule Bass and Sizzlefin Trout)Weapons (including knight’s sword) |
| Cartoon Link (Super Smash Bros.) | Sea Breeze Boomerang Fish (including Staminoka Bass, Chillfin Trout, Sizzlefin Trout, Armored Carp, Armored Snapper, and Power Carp) Weapons (including Knight’s Sword) |
| Link (Super Smash Bros.) | EponaTwilight Mirror Paragliding FabricTwilight Cap ClothingTwilight Tunic ClothingTwilight Pants Clothing |
| Link (8 bit – The Legend of Zelda) | Pixel Paraglider ClothHero’s Apparel Cap Hero’s Apparel Tunic Hero’s Apparel Pants Hero’s Sword Barrels (may contain arrows) Weapons (including Knight’s Sword) |
| Wolf and Midna Link | Ingredients (including premium raw meat and raw meat) |
| Zelda and Loftwing (Skyward Sword HD) | Goddess Paraglider Cloth Ingredients (including Warm Saffron, Hyrule Grass, Electric Saffron, Armoranto, and Mighty Thistle) |
| Zelda (breath of the wild) | Hyrule-Princess Paraglider ClothIngredients (including Hyrule Grass, Swift Carrot, Swift Violet, Electric Saffron, and Warm Saline)Shields (including Soldier Shield) |
| Zelda Cartoon (Wind Waker) | Bygone-Royal Paragliding ClothSea Breeze Shield Ingredients (including Hyrule Grass, Warm Saffron, and Blue Nightshade)Fusible Materials (including Opal) |
| Zelda (Super Smash Bros.) | Princess of Twilight Paragliding ClothSunset BowIngredients (including warm saffron, armor, cool saffron, and blue nightshade)Bows (including soldier bow) |
| Ganondorf | Demon King Paragliding Cloth Ingredients (including raw meat) Materials (including amber) |
| Sheikh | Sheikh’s Paraglider ClothSheikh’s Mask ClothingIngredients (including Frost Mushroom, Cobbler Mushroom, Hylian Mushroom, Sharp Mushroom, Sky Mushroom)Shields (including Mind’s Eye Shield) |
| my fa | Zora-ChampionVah Paraglider Cloth Ruta Divine HelmFish (including Stealthfin Trout, Hyrule Bass, Chillfin Trout, Mighty Carp and Voltfin Trout)Weapons (including Zora Spear) |
| Daruk | Goron-Champion Paragliding Cloth Clothing item for Vah Rudania’s Divine Helm Mining materials (including flint and rock salt) Weapons (including cobblestone crusher) |
| Urbosa | Gerudo-Champion Paragliding ClothVah Naboris Divine Helm Clothing ItemIngredients (includes raw meat, premium raw meat, and raw poultry thigh) |
| Revali | Rito-Champion Paragliding ClothVah Medoh Divine Mask Clothing ItemIngredients (including Wild Fruits, Palm Fruits, Hydromelon, Acorns, Chickaloo Tree Nuts, Volt Fruits, and Apples)Bows (including Swallow Bow) |
| guardian | Anicent-Sheikah Paragliding ClothMetal Boxes (may contain arrows)Shields (including Rusty Shield) |
| bokoblin | Bokoblin Paragliding Cloth Ingredients (including raw meat) Shields (including the spiked Boko shield) |
Below you will find all the Paragliding Cloths we have received from Amiibos so far. It is important to note that in order to change the skin of your glider, you must visit the dye shop in Hateno Village.
Link (Tears of the Kingdom)
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Link (Rider)
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Link (Majora’s Mask)
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Zelda and Loftwing (Skyward Sword HD)
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Link (Skyward Sword)
Urbosa
Zelda (Super Smash Bros.)
Link (Super Smash Bros.) and Link (Twilight Princess)
Revali
Ganondorf
bokoblin
Link (Archer – Breath of the Wild)
Link (8 bit – The Legend of Zelda)
Zelda (breath of the wild)
Link (Ocarina of Time)
guardian
Daruk
Zelda Cartoon (Wind Waker)
Link (Link’s Awakening)
my fa
Toon Link (The Wind Waker)
How to use the Tears of the Kingdom amiibo
If using Amiibo in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is the same as its predecessor, Breath of the Wild, then you can follow the steps below to scan your figure and collect your rewards.
It is important to note that you must attempt to open the Temple of Time for the first time in order to use Amiibo in Tears of the Kingdom.
- Enter your pause menu and navigate to the “Save” and “Load” screens.
- On this screen, select ‘Options’ and look for ‘Amiibo’.
- Select this setting and ‘Enable Amiibo functionality’.
- Once you have enabled Amiibo, scroll through the skills menu until you find the ‘Amiibo’ selection.
- Select this and make sure ‘Amiibo’ is equipped in the skill slot.
- Place the Amiibo scanner circle over a compatible area. If there is an exit on the screen, you will not be able to scan an Amiibo there.
- Then simply scan your figure or card by gently pressing it on the right controller of your Switch when in handheld mode.
Good luck getting Amiibo unlocks in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom! For more information on Link’s adventure through Hyrule, please visit our Tears of the Kingdom walkthrough.
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