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Nintendo Action Figures: Our Favorite Nintendo Character Toys

Nintendo Action Figures: Our Favorite Nintendo Character Toys

Posted by admin on Jan 16, 2018

Ah, Nintendo. Microsoft and Sony die-hards can say what they will, but after all is said and done, is there really any fanbase that can match the complete love and devotion that Nintendo fans have for original characters and stories? Whether it’s the young ones just catching their first Pokemon or saving their first princess, or older die hards who still remember owning a super Nintendo, the magic has been very real to many people.

But maybe just fond remembrance or discovery isn’t enough. Maybe you want to really show off just how much you love Nintendo. Here at Plaza Japan, we’ve got you covered. We carry a wide variety of Nintendo action figures and Nintendo character toys so that you can show your hardcore love by adding to the decor of shelves, desks, or tables. To help you get started, here’s our list of our absolute favorite Nintendo action figures.

 Original Mario from Super Mario Brothers 

A Mario from Super Mario Brothers packaged action figure

Being the flagship mascot of Nintendo, if not in name then certainly in practice, we’ve seen Mario in all sorts of situations before, from cleaning up the toxic sludge of a city in trouble to exploring other galaxies in the farthest reaches of space. Our hero has truly gone above and beyond to the wackiest and most vibrant realities,and now you can immortalize your love for this intrepid plumber and his constant adventure to defeat Bowser and save the princess with this  Mario action figure!

Though Mario has been on several adventure’s with alterations always being made to his look, sometimes it’s best to have a piece of memorabilia that’s just as classic as the character himself. Mario appears here in his classic Super Mario Bros. look, frozen in his trademark jumping action. In his left hand he holds a power shroom for increasing his health and size so he’s always ready for action. Your princess may be in another castle, but this Nintendo action figure will always be a welcome sight to come home to.

Link from The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker 

A Link from Legend of Zelda packaged action figure

Following the incredibly dark and gritty Majora’s Mask, and being the first Legend of Zelda title to be released on the Gamecube, Wind Waker was met with an extraordinary amount of fan controversy upon its release due to its bright scenery and cell-shaded graphics.

However, in the end, the game managed to stand the test of time and is now hailed as one of the most full and enjoyable adventures in all of Nintendo lore. With this  Link action figure, you can immortalize your love for this historic quest.

For the first time in Zelda history, it was Link’s quest to travel the seven seas and rescue his sister, discovering ancient secrets and exciting adventure along the way. Here we see link in the midst of combat, his cartoonish design and swashbuckling actions combined into one to make an incredible Nintendo action figure. Any Zelda fan can’t afford to miss this Nintendo character toy.

Fire Mario from Super Mario Brothers U 

A Fire Mario packaged action figure

Fire Mario was a beautiful zenith for hardened players and the most bitter envy of new players who weren’t quite that good yet, and the same is true with the “U” version of this power. Upon obtaining the fire flower, Mario transforms into Fire Mario, an augmented form of our hero with the incredibly useful ability to conjure fire.

With the power of fire in his possession, Bowser’s forces of evil were no match for Mario, and now you add this supercharged version of the hero to your collection.

When Mario powers up to this form, his appearance changes drastically, and this is reflected well in the dynamic  Fire Mario action figure. We see mario ready to face any odds, his blue and red garb changing to a more intimidating red and white. With a look of determination in his eye as he casts a fireball at unsuspecting villains, this Nintendo action figure is a centerpiece for any collector and fan of the franchise.

Luigi from Super Mario Brothers 

A Luigi from Super Mario Brothers packaged action figure

Luigi has come a long way. From being a top-tier contender in Smash Brothers series to even having games of his own, Luigi seems to have finally cut a path for himself. Before that, however, he was just the younger brother of Mario who could never seem to catch a break or earn any respect.

Even before that, he was little more than a green shaded skin to use if a second player wanted to tag in. For this  Luigi action figure, we are going all the way to the beginning.

Here, Luigi sports his casual air of goofiness with a playfully raised eyebrow and an over-the-top fighting stance. We see him in his most natural and most original, and when the chips are down, we know he’ll help to save the day. Among Nintendo character toys, this Luigi Nintendo action figure is definitely one to own if you want to indulge your playful side.

Yoshi from Super Mario World

A Yoshi from Super Mario World packaged action figure

For all of this talk of Mario, Luigi, their perilous quests and heroic deeds, one must consider where the duo might be without the constant assistance of the Yoshis.

Coming in a variety of colors, Yoshi would appear out of his trademark spotted egg to serve as a temporary mount for our heroes, allowing them to jump higher, move faster, and execute more effective attacks. With the  Yoshi action figure, you can cement your understood appreciation for this unsung hero.

Appearing in the default and most recognizable green skin, we see yoshi in the middle of his impressive jump with a coy look in his eye, ready to assist the duo of plumbers. If you have an appreciation for these strange and humorous dinos, this is a Nintendo action figure that you don’t want to miss.


Author Bio

PJ Chan

PJ-Chan is the pocket-sized powerhouse of Plaza Japan and the undisputed anime figure aficionado of the team, making sure every shelf is filled with heroes and villains alike. When she’s not immersed in the world of anime, PJ-Chan can often be found with a slice (or two) of delicious cake. She has been part of the Plaza Japan family since 2009 and at the tender age of 99, she assures us retirement is not in her vocabulary.