The shelves at Nintendo UK have a habit of going quiet on Zelda fans for months at a time, then suddenly restocking with figures you'd almost given up on. That's exactly what's happening right now. Several fan-favorite Legend of Zelda amiibo have quietly resurfaced on Nintendo's UK storefront, giving collectors a real window to grab figures that have been out of stock for a while.
The catch? If you were hoping the recently announced The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time figures would be part of this restock, they aren't. Those remain completely absent, which is frustrating given how much hype has built around them.
The amiibo that actually came back
Here's the lowdown on what's available. The Majora's Mask Link amiibo is front and center in this restock, and it's one of the more sought-after figures in the entire Zelda lineup. The design pulls directly from Link's look in the N64 classic, and it's the kind of figure that tends to disappear fast whenever it surfaces.
The Majora's Mask Link amiibo isn't alone either. A handful of other Zelda-series figures have returned alongside it, making this one of the more substantial restocks Nintendo UK has done for the franchise in recent memory. For anyone who's been sitting on a wishlist, this is the moment to check the storefront directly.
Why the Ocarina of Time figures are still missing
The new Ocarina of Time figures are a different story entirely. Nintendo has been building anticipation around collectibles tied to one of gaming's most beloved titles, and collectors have been watching closely. But the figures simply haven't materialized on any major storefront, Nintendo UK included.
This isn't unusual for high-demand Nintendo collectibles. The company has a long history of staggered regional releases, and figures tied to flagship titles often take longer to reach retail than fans expect. The key here is that the absence of OoT figures from this restock doesn't mean they've been cancelled or delayed indefinitely. It just means they aren't ready yet, or at least not ready for this particular wave.
What most players miss in these situations is that Nintendo UK restocks rarely follow a predictable pattern. Figures can appear with almost no advance notice and vanish just as quickly. Keeping an eye on the storefront directly, rather than waiting for a big announcement, is genuinely the better strategy.
What this means for Zelda collectors right now
The timing here is worth paying attention to. Zelda amiibo have seen a steady uptick in collector interest, partly driven by ongoing enthusiasm for the franchise and partly because older figures tied to N64-era games carry a nostalgia premium that newer releases don't always match.
The Majora's Mask amiibo in particular has always punched above its weight in terms of demand. It's a figure that represents one of the more tonally distinct entries in the Zelda series, and fans of that game tend to be especially passionate about it.
For anyone specifically waiting on the Ocarina of Time figures, the honest advice is to keep checking back. Nintendo UK restocks without much warning, and a separate wave dedicated to OoT collectibles feels like a matter of when rather than if. In the meantime, this current restock is a genuine opportunity for collectors who've been waiting on the Majora's Mask Link figure.
If you want to stay across everything Zelda-related while you wait, the Ocarina of Time guide collection is worth bookmarking, and the broader gaming guides hub covers the wider Nintendo ecosystem as new releases and collectibles continue to land.
