Ryu amiibo (Super Smash Bros Series)

Compared to the other amiibos, Wii Fit Trainer is one of the lightest and as a result, feels kind of cheap. Her build is very close to the current $4 Jakks Pacific World of Nintendo line. That said, her mold is really good and does her source material justice. Her leg cast isnt noticeable from afar and isnt really a nuisance otherwise.

A Mario

Amibo came in good condition but was under the impression it was in some sort of package but came as a loose figure. If it came in some kind of package(didnt have to be original box) or would have been clearly marked as Loose and it would be perfect.

Item arrived faster than expected. My son asked for this for his birthday . He used it in his game and is very happy!

hes rad, i like feeding him grilled cheese, thank you amiibo bro.

Nice figure, package complete and a really good fighter in smash. Really worth its price and cheaper than local overpriced shops

My samus came with a slight deformity. Her head is tilted into one shoulder. Besides that the Amiibo works perfectly as it should. I would still be proud to keep this on my shelf. I would suggest buying it in a real store, however, as you can check for defects before buying.

Bought as a Christmas present for a friend, I obviously never played with it, but it seemed to work well for her.

Cute, classic but modern, useful.

As a Zelda fan and someone who mains Link in Smash Bros. I find this amiibo to be a bit of a disappointment. The first thing is Links pose. His head is tilted downwards making it impossible to see his face unless he is above eye level. The yellow stand is also glaring and an eyesore. The earlier amiibo figures clearly show Nintendo were still trying to figure out toys to life. While I can get the idea behind capturing their Smash poses? It just seems a bit lazy for Nintendo who makes some finely crafted games. Compare this amiibo to the Splatoon amiibos and you see a night and day difference.