Charizard Amiibo - Japan Import (Super Smash Bros Series)

Works just like it should. Came in original packaging

This got to me a day earlier that I was expecting. I was a little concerned since the box that it came in was really crushed on one side. When I opened up the box, there were a couple dents on the bottom plastic parts of the packaging. But the Amiibo itself was totally fine! The paint quality is really good and as a Toon Link main myself in Smash Bros., this is a perfect addition to my collection!

Awesome looking figure. Can be used in the various Fire Emblem games for 3DS, as well as Super Smash Bros for 3Ds and Wii U to create an opponent that you can fight and levels up. The amiibo can also be used in the 3DS game Code Name: Steam which allows Marth to enter the level you are playing on in place of another character. Will also likely be used in the upcoming Fire Emblem Warriors for Nintendo Switch.

So far so good. Sealed packaging. Bran new. A Japanese import. Still great. I recommend Definitely

I only buy the amiibo of the characters I personally like. Samus is one of them and it’s a great amiibo just very small in size compared to the splatoon amiibos I got. But still love it none the less

Significantly lower priced than the North American version, but has the same functionality and looks exactly the same. Unless you are a collector looking specifically for a first edition or NA version, this should do nicely. Works with my Wii U and Switch and looks great alongside all my other Zelda amiibo. Hes currently training to be a kickass Smash fighter. I love him.

Love the art work and detail

The Rosalina and Luma Amiibo was, in the United States, a Target exclusive item. Meaning nowhere else stocked it. Nintendo does that with each wave it seems. Target wasnt very good about restocking, so lots of people missed out. This is, as Im sure youre trying to figure out, your second chance. Nintendo did NOT region lock the Amiibo toys, so unlike most games and accessories you can use this Japanese import on your American WiiU. I assure you, it will work. The only difference between this and the American version is the language on the box. The system doesnt even register it in Japanese, so its fine to get. I know thats a concern when deciding to buy something lkke this for someone else and you dont really know and dont want to screw up.

Ive been collecting Zeldas amiibos. It has taken me quite a lot of time to find them all. The quality of these items is pretty good because they dont feel cheap to the touch. The NFC function works pretty well so far just as it was meant to work. The amiibos might be overpriced becuase they are scarce, but they are worth the trouble if you are a collector. Overall the amiibo is well made, NFC work, and it is detailed in every part of the character.

I trained my kirby to be a toxic a-hole in smash, it is perfect