Ryu amiibo (Super Smash Bros Series)

Perfect

Bought for MSRP. Totally worth. Little warped where the plastic meets the cardboard, also a little smudge of light blue paint on his hair on box pic... being too picky here, its Marth for MSRP, Im totally happy with it! <3 Last piece I needed for Fire Emblem amiibo~

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

its a great amiibo, but if you will - the prices are too damn high - thats all I have to say about it.

Came quickly. Product as described. There was some slight damage on the Amiibo package, but I take mine out if the box, so I dont care. Just want people to be aware of it in case they do care.

SONIC is my favorite character and you have to train him feed him and level him up almost like he`s your baby THEY GROW UP SO FAST.

This Amibo character arrived on time and well packaged. It was exactly as described and worked with my sons game he wanted it for. Thank you.

**Please note that the product picture with Fox attached with a single pole to the base is from the original Nintendo prototype and the one you purchase will have the less aesthetic but more sturdy blocks on his feet I ordered seven of the first series of these -- Fox, Pikachu, Kirby, Villager, Samus, Link, and Mario -- and I have to say Fox impressed me most as far as detail goes. I put my order in for these before Nintendo released the official images rather than prototypes, and was a little nervous to see the less aesthetic blocks holding his feet down, but since this is meant to be played with and not just displayed I dont think its distracting enough to dock a star for Fox. Id be happy enough for the money just for the figure as a collectible. They have his reflector and blaster on his side, and theres a decent weight to the figure. As far as durability, Im in my 20s and am not concerned about breaking it from the base, but I am keeping all of mine in a Tupperware container for storage to help prevent bending anything like Links sword or Foxs tail. Im not sure about younger children, but I assume that if they have Skylanders or Infinity (similar products) theyll be fine with these. Now for the Wii U functionality, so far I dont think youll be missing out if you pass on these. Theyre fun to play against, and the AI seems challenging enough as it levels up, but syncing with the figures when you exit smash mode or the customization screen can get tedious. If you play against three of them, youll have to set all three back on the gamepad NFC portal after youve finished. Im not sure what happens if you just turn the game off before pressing b in smash mode, the game may persist unsynced data or you might lose it. The NFC function of the game pad does work quite well though. Syncing is pretty quick, though I did pull the figure away too quickly once and corrupted its data which the game detected and helped me fix. The other games that support these figures dont seem to have much content yet other than custume changes, which in my opinion shouldnt be content that requires the purchase of a figure, but in the guide for the amiibo it says that only one games data can be stored on each figure at a time, so Im interested to see how Nintendo manages that with the multiple have support theyre planning.

It looks great and works perfectly! Having a learning opponent in Smash Bros for Wii U is great, and being able to use the Spinner weapon in Hyrule Warriors make this a worthwhile purchase.

Great amiibo. Looks like Nintendo did some great work with Charizard. Looks as amazing as the stock photos.