Nintendo launches Zelda merchandise, including playable ocarina
The collection goes on sale November 5 at the Nintendo Store and Nintendo TOKYO, OSAKA, KYOTO and FUKUOKA, alongside Ocarina of Time for Switch 2.
Nintendo announced new The Legend of Zelda-themed merchandise on November 5 and began selling it the same day at the Nintendo Store and the official Nintendo TOKYO, OSAKA, KYOTO and FUKUOKA stores, according to news.denfaminicogamer.jp.
Among the items is an ocarina figure that reproduces the instrument from The Legend of Zelda series. It comes with a fingering chart, and the body can actually be played.
The lineup also includes a gold badge collection depicting Links from across the series, with each work's title engraved around the artwork, in 10 types, and an embroidered keychain collection of 10 types covering Link's outfits, the Champion's tunic seen in Breath of the Wild, the Master Sword and Hylian Shield, and Heart Containers. Each collection is sold as single items containing one of the 10 types or as a BOX product containing one of each of all 10 types.
Other goods include pins themed on the Stamina Vessel and Silent Princess, celadon-style green plates and mugs with the Triforce, and a quilted tote.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for Nintendo Switch 2 is also on sale from the same day.
Quick answers
When did Nintendo's new Zelda merchandise go on sale?
It went on sale on November 5, the same day Nintendo announced it.
Where can I buy the new Zelda merchandise?
At the Nintendo Store and the official Nintendo TOKYO, OSAKA, KYOTO and FUKUOKA stores.
Can the ocarina figure actually be played?
Yes. It reproduces the ocarina from The Legend of Zelda series, includes a fingering chart, and its body can be played.