First 4 Figures has revealed a new statue of Princess Zelda from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. The officially licensed 12-inch painted PVC statue shows Zelda in the exploration outfit she wears at the start of the game, holding a torch in her right hand and the Purah Pad in her left. The collectibles company has been counting down to pre-orders on its official X account all week, and pre-orders open next week (October 22nd) in both a Standard Edition and an Exclusive Edition.
Check out the official showcase video from First 4 Figures below:
A Closer Look At The Zelda Statue
First 4 Figures describes the statue as Zelda "stepping forward with a searching gaze." She wears her blue tunic with gold trim, a gray hooded cloak tied at the neck, dark trousers, and brown boots, with the short braided hairstyle she has in Tears of the Kingdom. The flame of the torch is sculpted in bright orange, and the Purah Pad in her left hand shows the blue Sheikah Eye on its screen.
The base is designed after the Zonai shrine seal from the game, with the swirling Zonai markings wrapped around its edge. Both the Purah Pad and the base have a glow-in-the-dark feature, so the screen and the shrine seal light up when the room goes dark. Both of those features were shown off in the Standard Edition showcase.
The Exclusive Edition adds LED lighting in two spots. The torch in Zelda's right hand lights up, and the base has an LED function that illuminates the Zonai shrine seal. First 4 Figures showed off both features across two days this week. Check out the post revealing the light-up base below:
Pricing And Pre-Orders
First 4 Figures started teasing the statue on October 9th, when it announced that Zelda was joining its lineup and showed off her silhouette the next day. A short sneak peek video followed, then a closer look at the Standard Edition, the full showcase, and finally the two Exclusive Edition reveals.
The company has not announced a price for either edition yet. It said that pricing will be revealed on launch day, when pre-orders go live on its official store. Fans who sign up through the statue's product page before then can get $5 off their pre-order once it opens. The store also notes that licensing restrictions keep the statue from being sold in some countries, so collectors outside the main markets should check the product page before pre-order day.
The company's other Tears of the Kingdom pieces give some idea of where the price could land. The Link PVC statue Exclusive Edition, which shows Link with the Master Sword on his back and comes with LED light-up functions on his right arm and base, is listed at $134.99. That statue stands about 7.9 inches tall, so the 12-inch Zelda is a bigger piece. On the much larger end, First 4 Figures also makes a life-size Decayed Master Sword statue based on the scene where the sword is shattered by the Gloom beneath Hyrule Castle, which is listed at $519.99.
Zelda has appeared in the First 4 Figures lineup before. The company has also made a Breath of the Wild Zelda statue, alongside a long list of Breath of the Wild pieces such as Link on horseback, the Hylian Shield, the Sheikah Slate, and the four Champions.
A Busy Year For The Legend Of Zelda
The statue arrives during Nintendo's 40th anniversary celebration for The Legend of Zelda. Tears of the Kingdom launched on Nintendo Switch on May 12, 2023, as the direct sequel to Breath of the Wild, and it later received a Nintendo Switch 2 Edition with upgraded performance and support for Zelda Notes in the Nintendo Switch App.
Fans who want more Tears of the Kingdom on their shelves can also look to Dark Horse, which is publishing the Tears of the Kingdom book Secrets of the Zonai. The 472-page hardcover art and history book is listed at $59.99, with a Hero's Edition at $119.99.
The biggest Zelda release of the year is coming soon as well. Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake launches exclusively on Nintendo Switch 2 on November 5th, with overhauled visuals, fully voiced cutscenes with expanded dialogue, and a full symphonic orchestral score.
Are you picking up the Exclusive Edition with the light-up torch and base, or is the Standard Edition with the glow-in-the-dark details enough for your collection?
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