What Zelda figures did Good Smile Company make?

Japan's Good Smile Company works in two signature formats, and Zelda appears in both. The figma line is articulated and poseable, and its first Zelda entry was Link as he appears in Skyward Sword, a figure that stood for years as the modern articulated Link before the line returned for later games, most recently a Tears of the Kingdom Link.

The Nendoroid line, Good Smile's chibi format, began its Zelda run with The Wind Waker's Link in 2014, conducting baton in hand, shown at Toy Fair that year as one of the first real Zelda figures to reach Western collectors in some time.

Breath of the Wild gave both lines their fullest wave: a Nendoroid Link, and a Nendoroid Zelda packed with three face plates, her Royal White Stallion, a Sheikah Slate and the Hot Footed Frog from the game's most famous memory scene, an accessory only a figure line fluent in the game would think to include.

Where First 4 Figures documents Zelda as statues, Good Smile documents it as toys in the best sense: handled, posed and accessorised, and imported by Western collectors through Japanese figure channels.