Kirby Amiibo - Japan Import (Super Smash Bros Series)

Pit has been a nightmare trying to find a good price for. Him, as well as the Holy Trinity, Captain Falcon, and Little Mac, went for absurd 60+ prices. I think Japan may have got a restock in most of these guys since they (except for Marth) go for $20 now. I got him in a week since the guy I bought him from had it in an Amazon warehouse and Amazon sent it to me. Though collectors may want to be careful as the box was pretty beat up, although the figure itself was fine. I didnt care too much since I was going to open him up anyway. As for the figure, he looks great. His face isnt derpy and his bow isnt bent. I like the detail on his wings and tunic as well as the other accessories he has. The stand doesnt bother me much. Although its colored, the color makes sense (its a sky blue color). He is kind of flying off the ground with his pose. It reminds me of Good Smiles Figma of him. I played and enjoyed Kid Icarus Uprising. Yes the gameplay was pretty awkward, but the characters and humor is what drove me to play the game. Although Pit wasnt my favorite in the cast (its a three-way tie between Palutena, Viridi, and Hades), its still nice to have him, especially on how rare he is. Uprising was great, and if you are a Kid Icarus fan and cant get a Pit Figma (which is almost $200), this is a much less expensive, but just as high quality alternative.

A great figure of the WarioWare design of Wario, the first time a figure of that particular design has been done (before that they were all the more traditional Overalls Wario). The figure is fun to train in Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS & Wii U and has nice unlockables in other games, such as unlocking a Wario costume in Super Mario Maker and Yoshis Woolly World while also being able to unlock a racing suit for Miis in Mario Kart 8 and can also be used as a game piece in Mario Party 10. There will be many more uses for the Wario amiibo in the future, Im sure, so this figure was well worth the money.

The amiibo works and looks great. Zero Suit Samus is not the strongest of Amiibo fighters for Smash Bros, but if well trained she can compete.

The packaging was worn and beat up. It appeared to me that this was in storage for some time and not taken care of. Thankfully, Im no box collector. The figure itself was excellent with the notable bendy sword being the only flaw.

I enjoy it, I knew amiibo quality and price but it makes me happy to have zero suit Samus around

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.

This is a very nice figure of a character that I like a lot.

Product works great, and great price as well. Package arrived with no padding inside so product was shaken up a bit, no damage done thankfully. Second package Ive gotten from Amazon in the last couple weeks that had no bubble wrap inside. Disappointing. Other than that product itself was fine.

Fact: 1:Overpriced, but that is nintendos fault for being plain stupid. 2:The japanese amiibo DOES work with the american Wii U. 3:Her neck is a little fragile Nintendo could have done better. 4.Beautiful just perfectly, wonderfully, detailed.(No let down there.) My opinion: I am satisfied with most of it but I am a BIG fan of her. Nintendo could have done better but in their defence, they were making her while the sales of the amiibos (Wave 1 and 2.) were still coming in.They could have made a poll asking fans who THEY want to know which ones to remake. Even then nintendo is a game maker NOT a toy manufacture-er so it does get difficult for them, but I am still agravated at them.

Its a Japanese imported Amiibo. It came in good condition and works perfectly fine. This is one of the easiest and arguably best ways to get your hands on Amiibo.