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

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Sword-Spirit Fabric, Sky Armor, White Sword of the Sky, knight's broadsword, knight's shield, soldier's shield This amiibo will be named by Uncle amiibo, and will find lost Power Moons and mark them in the map. Assorted Meat (Raw Meat, Raw Prime Meat, Raw Gourmet Meat, Raw Whole Bird, Seared Gourmet Meat, Roasted Whole Bird)

Train your FP fighter and level it up in offline modes to create a worthy friend or foe. Data is transferable between Wii U and 3DS, but not between Ultimate without losing FP levels and ability to be used on Wii U and 3DS. Of course, the real draw are those coveted armor sets, letting fans outfit their Hylian hero in their favorite green caps, tunics and trousers from past adventures. Tears of the Kingdom also introduces precious paraglider fabrics, encouraging you to tailor the all-important navigational tool with style to spare. 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. Below you'll find all of the Paraglider Fabric we've recieved from Amiibos so far. It's important to note that, to change your Paraglider design, you have to visit the Dye Shop in Hateno Village. Link (Tears of the Kingdom) Credit: Nintendo. | Image credit: Nintendo. Link (Rider) Credit: Nintendo. | Image credit: Nintendo. Link (Majora's Mask) Credit: Nintendo. | Image credit: Nintendo. Zelda and Loftwing (Skyward Sword HD) Credit: Nintendo. | Image credit: Nintendo. 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 Toon Zelda (The Wind Waker) Link (Link's Awakening) Mipha Toon Link (The Wind Waker) How to use Tears of the Kingdom AmiibosIf you're just starting out, Getting Started And Beginner Tips will be useful. We also have BOTW guides to help you with the Tarrey Town Quest, how to get equipment such as the Hylian Shield, the Master Sword, the Green Tunic, and the Radiant Set, plus advice on the Best Clothing And Armour Sets and How To Find Every Item in the Master Trials DLC. We can help you find key places such as All Captured Memory Locations, All Great Fairy Fountain Locations, and Where to find The Lord of the Mountain, too. Then, simply scan your figurine or card by gently pressing it onto the the right controller of your Switch when it's in handheld mode. Once you have enabled Amiibo, go along your abilities menu until you come across the 'Amiibo' selection. King of Red Lions Fabric, Wind Armor, Sea Breeze Shield, Sea Breeze Boomerang, boomerang, knight's broadsword

This is part of our Zelda Breath of the Wild walkthrough, which includes All Shrine Locations And Maps and help with specific shrines, including the Keo Ruug Shrine Puzzle Solution, Mirro Shaz Shrine Puzzle Solution, Sha Warvo Shrine Solution, Shae Loya Shrine Puzzle Solution, Eventide Island - How To Beat The Hardest Shrine Quest, and Shee Vaneer And Shee Venath Shrine Answers and Solutions.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.

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.)Manage cookie settings 10 Things We Wish We Knew Before Starting The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Watch on YouTube For example, scanning the Majora’s Mask Link amiibo grants you the chance to themed fabric for your paraglider, or the Fierce Deity set. Beyond that, amiibo often also have a theme running through their respective characters — such as most Link amiibo dropping a type of generic sword, or Zelda amiibo granting minerals, herbs and flowers. Image: Nintendo Amiibo rewards range from paraglider fabric to armor, weapons or materials (like ancient blades), depending on the figure in question. Let’s start with some Spirit recommendations! If you’d like to have your FP participate in Spirits tournaments ( or if you just want to raise a powerful Raid Boss ), then we’ve got a bunch of setups here that work well with Toon Link. If you want to learn more about how Spirits work in this game, be sure to read our full Spirits guide — or just bookmark it for later!