Sega Brings Back Tears of the Kingdom Plush and FIGURIZMa Figure

Sega is reintroducing merchandise based on The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, including plush dolls of Link, Zelda, and a Korok, alongside a FIGURIZMa figure of Link. These items were previously available worldwide but have been absent from retail channels for over two years.
The three plush toys, each measuring approximately four inches in height with a fabric loop for attachment, will initially serve as prizes at select Taito Station arcade locations in Japan beginning November 6, 2026. The Link FIGURIZMa figure, standing about nine inches tall and depicting the hero in his new attire with a sheathed Master Sword, will be distributed more broadly in Japanese arcades starting December 4, 2026.
While the initial launch saw these products sold globally, this rerelease focuses on the Japanese market first. Given the history of FIGURIZMa figures and previous global availability of the plushies, they are expected to appear at the Sega Store on Amazon or other international retailers several weeks or months after their domestic debut.
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Original headline at Siliconera: “Sega Rereleases LOZ: Tears of the Kingdom Link and Zelda Plush, FIGURIZMa Figure”
Key facts
- Release Date (Plush)
- November 6, 2026
- Release Date (Figure)
- December 4, 2026
- Platform
- Switch, Switch 2
Tags
- #Arcade
- #FIGURIZMa
- #Plush
- #SEGA
- #Tears of the Kingdom
- #The Legend of Zelda
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