World of Nintendo The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Link Action Figure 4 Inches

Toy has lasted lots of dramatic play with multiple kids. Graphics were on point and item looks as pictured. Accessories work well- shield is a bit tricky to get in the hand but this is true for any Link action figure.

In the Kingdom of Hyrule, gateway to the Sacred Realm, where the Triforce lays, there is a cycle of rebirth. When the King of Evil rises and the Princess of Destiny is threatened, the Hero of Time is summoned by destiny to draw forth the Master Sword and save the kingdom from evil. This is the fate the binds Link, the Hero of Time, representing the Triforce of Courage, Princess Zelda, the Princess of Destiny and Ganondorf, the King of Evil.The Ocarina of TIme was the first time Link was ever refered to as the Hero of Time, the one destined to save Hyrule when the King of Evil emerged. The game starts with Link as a child, then continues with Link as an adult and allows the player to switch between the two times in order to fight Ganondorf. This is Link as an adult.Link is in the classic green outfit, with the Hylian Shield and the Master Sword. The sheath fits well into a slot on the back, and he is able to securely hold the shield and the sword. The figure I have has some issues with the sword hand being a little loose. The articulation is quite good, allowing for a lot of movement. All and all, it is a well done figure that looks just like the game come to life.

Bought this for my kid's birthday, he loved it. Is sized just smaller than, say, typical Batman and Superman action figures, which he used alongside this one. He would take it on long trips, to show his friends (pre-covid), and pose it to stand in various places, such as in the xmas tree.After 2.5 years, it finally broke. A few months ago, it was fine; he took it on a weeklong trip and for the first time it became a bath toy. Since then, from the few times I played with it with him, I noticed the joints were much more loose, though I don't know if the bath time had any effect. Tonight, another much younger boy was playing semi-rough with it and snapped the joint of the knee pretty cleanly off (not the gentlest kid, not the first toy he's broken, but it was quite old and he's barely over the recommended age -- if new, maybe wouldn't have broken). If I were to knock a star off, it would be because it is not easily repaired, given the price; I've bought quite a few action figures of this size and, with the exception of snapped thumbs, we've been able to fix anything my kid cared about enough to justify it. So, nobody's fault really, and it lasted much longer than it appears any of these other reviews did that talk about breakage.As far as the toy itself as like a collectible or something, it is pretty awesome if you like Zelda. I actually remember seeing one just like this when in the 3rd grade, a girl brought it in for a show and tell window display type deal. I looked for one like it; I don't know if this is the same model, doubtful, but I was pretty proud to buy it for my son 15 years later (granted, I bought it on sale!).I hold off on reviewing expensive toys to see if they break. This one finally did, and nobody anticipated it lasting this long.

This is a pretty good figure. It's durable, but it feels like almost rubber. The "mystery accessory" is just his Hylian Shield, so don't get too excited about that... The sword's handle is almost as long as the blade, which detracts from the otherwise excellent proportions and the shield is nearly impossible to equip. A pretty goodtoy, but not a collectible item for enthusiasts.

I’m currently making a smash display and needed a link and boy does this one deliver!The sculpt is awesome and is he functions pretty well with some other Nintendo figures… the real problem comes with the price…$30 is way too much for this figure, he’s supposed to retail for $10 which is a steal if you ask me, but this listing particularly does not justify the price, the sword isn’t even painted like in the imageOverall, if you want a classic green tunic Link for your display and don’t mind shelling out the extra money, your better of should definitely get him, even if the articulation is kinda lacking

Nice likeness! Who doesn’t love Link? I was about 20yrs old when Legend of Zelda first came out. Been playing ever since. LOZ was first game ever played. I am 60 yrs old now. Nice piece of memorabilia for me.

The arm broke off almost immediately. And the sword did not match the product images. Now I have a disappointed child. Certainly not worth the exorbitant price for what it is. Very disappointed.

This was the perfect gift for my 5-year-old Legend of Zelda lover! I know it’s meant to be a display model, but it works as an action figure. Only downside is that he cannot sit due to his plastic tunic. Very pleased and though expensive, it was worth it for us.