Hasbro’s Zelda Heroes of Hyrule Figures Bring Link, Zelda and Ganondorf to 6-Inch Scale

Ganondorf stands more than 7.5 inches tall, while Link and Princess Zelda each come with character-specific accessories: Hasbro’s new The Legend of Zelda Heroes of Hyrule figures give collectors a trio of distinct display options inspired by The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. All three are designed at 6-inch scale, though Ganondorf’s stated height gives him a larger shelf presence. The figures are scheduled for Spring 2027.

Hasbro lists preorders for July 22, 2026, at 5 PM PT / 8 PM ET through Amazon, Walmart, Hasbro Pulse and Fan Channel retailers. The figures are also slated for display at the Hasbro booth, #3213, at San Diego Comic-Con, July 23–26. The in-person showing offers collectors an early look at the sculpts and packaging ahead of the planned retail release.

Link’s gear supports scene building

The Legend of Zelda Heroes of Hyrule Link

Link is inspired by his appearance in Tears of the Kingdom and includes the Master Sword, a Hylian shield and an interchangeable Zonai power hand. Hasbro specifies 20+ articulation points and a soft cloth cape, giving collectors several elements to work with when posing the figure or arranging it alongside other characters. The figure comes in window-box packaging with character art.

Its approximate retail price is $27.99. The listed age grade is 4 and up. Preorders begin July 22, 2026, at 5 PM PT / 8 PM ET through Amazon, Walmart, Hasbro Pulse and Fan Channel retailers. Hasbro lists Spring 2027 availability at select retailers nationwide.

The character’s role in the game gives the accessories a clear display context: Link gathers the power of the Sages on his quest to defeat Ganondorf. Collectors can use the included gear to evoke that adventure or build their own arrangement. As with the other figures in the group, additional products are sold separately and availability may vary.

Zelda’s figure includes a Decayed Master Sword

The Legend of Zelda Heroes of Hyrule Princess Zelda

Princess Zelda is also drawn from Tears of the Kingdom. Her figure has 20+ articulation points and comes with a Decayed Master Sword and an interchangeable right hand. The accessories reflect her part in the story, in which she is cast back through time and works from the past to help Link defeat the Demon King. Hasbro describes the sculpt and design as game-inspired.

The listed approximate retail price is $27.99, with an age grade of 4 and up. Preorders are scheduled to open July 22, 2026, at 5 PM PT / 8 PM ET through Amazon, Walmart, Hasbro Pulse and Fan Channel retailers. Select retailers nationwide are listed for Spring 2027 availability.

For display planning, Zelda’s included sword gives the figure an immediately recognizable prop, while the interchangeable hand adds another posing option. The packaging features game-inspired character art, according to Hasbro’s description of the collection. Each figure is sold separately, and availability is subject to change.

Ganondorf rises above the 6-inch scale

The Legend of Zelda Heroes of Hyrule Ganondorf

Ganondorf is the largest of the three described figures. Although classed at 6-inch scale, he stands over 7.5 inches tall, a useful distinction for collectors arranging him with Link and Zelda. His included Gloom Sword and scabbard, along with an interchangeable right hand, provide display choices suited to the character’s role as the story’s villain. The figure has 20+ articulation points and a sculpt inspired by Tears of the Kingdom.

Hasbro lists an approximate retail price of $42.99 and an age grade of 4 and up. Preorders are scheduled for July 22, 2026, at 5 PM PT / 8 PM ET through Amazon, Walmart, Hasbro Pulse and Fan Channel retailers. The stated retail window is Spring 2027 at select retailers nationwide. Ganondorf also comes in window-box packaging featuring game-inspired character art.

The three-character lineup pairs the central figures of Hyrule’s conflict with different accessories and price points: Link and Zelda are each listed at $27.99, while Ganondorf is $42.99. The maker’s descriptions identify articulation, included parts and Ganondorf’s taller height, giving collectors concrete details to consider when planning a display. The series’ first U.S. game release was in 1987; this figure set draws specifically on the later Tears of the Kingdom.

Hasbro and Nintendo are named on the product listings. Spring 2027 is the planned availability window, with select retailers listed and availability subject to change. The July preorder date and Comic-Con display provide the next opportunities to see the figures and review their final presentation.

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