24pcs Cards for Zelda Amiibo Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild Switch/Switch Lite Wii U New 3DS with Crystal Case

I love these cards. They work perfectly and I don't have to spend hundreds of dollars on amiibos that I don't even want. You get the same benefits as the amiibo counterpart. Another reviewer said if you look hard enough you can figure out which card corresponds to the correct amiibo. I think I figured it out and have included a side-by-side picture. If I'm wrong, sorry. Your girl tried. Again, completely worth it and fun to use. I wish I got these sooner.

Comprehensive review time! I saw these and thought "jackpot! all the amiibos for BOTW in one, portable case!" This is only partially true. First, I'll start with the cons since everyone always wants to know these first:1.) These guys are small! Now my bad for not reading the full description, since it says it right in the description that they're small. This is a con because you can easily lose them.2.) They're hard to discern which ones belong to which amiibos. The pictures aren't photo's of the amiibo's, which I initially thought (again, if I looked at the pictures in the description, I would have known). Now I understand that the reason for this is because the seller can't sell anything with copyrighted material on it, so making similar-looking images (good artistry!) was ingenious, but it is hard to figure out which ones are which though.3.) I got one that didn't work! The one representing gannondorf doesn't work, which is a bummer because my gannondorf amiibo doesn't either! I seriously thought about returning them for this, but I didn't for the pros which are...1.) They're small! Yep, I put this in the cons section too, but it's a pro because the case with all the cards is so small that it fits inside the portable switch case which is nice!2.) The whole set is super cheap! If you don't the majority (or any) of the amiibo's, you won't be penalized for missing out on getting them. Now I don't know the legality of this, but, technically, you paid for the game and the amiibos unlock equipment that already exists in the game, so I think you're safe.3.) I don't own a couple of the amiibos myself (two of the zeldas), so the few I don't own make owning this set worth keeping (since buying the amiibos just to use in the game is more expensive than this set alone), but if the seller is listening, I wouldn't be opposed to getting a new gannondorf card in the mail....just sayin'!Other things to note:1.) I didn't verify all of the princess cards, so I don't know for a 100% fact that they give me what the amiibos would give, but they do work, and the non-special stuff I get from them looks like the stuff the princess cards are supposed to give you.2.) the two cards I think are smash bros link and twilight link (*not the wolf link) only ever give me brown horses. I looked up that the first thing each of these amiibos gives you in the game is epona, so it *might* be that the game registers each amiibo that is used to track if epona has been given with an amiibo (making it possible to get epona multiple times with multiple different ssb or twilight links, or multiple versions of the cards in this set). Since I didn't save the game after verifying the amiibos, I don't know for sure if it's epona or not (the camera just says "horse" when I train the sheika slate on it), or if the amiibos are just messed up (I've never heard of an amiibo that only gives you brown horses for BOTW though, so I think it might be safe to assume that they're ssb link and twilight link).

Received each card and they worked. Took a while to figure which card belongs to which amiibo but here's what I came out with. The Toon Links may be switched,

Apologies to all the purists out there! These are a great value for the money. All the cards worked as advertised. I have multiple Switches and my kids (ages 10, 6, and 4) each have their own profiles on different consoles. They all love Zelda, but it's difficult for them to spend many hours acquiring the necessary supplies and gear to advance in the quests and main story lines. Rather than continuing to ask Dad to play for them each time they get stuck or need something, we started using Amiibo's to help them along. Buying all Zelda Amiibo's would cost several hundred dollars, so these cards are a great alternative. As they break things while roaming, these cards help them restore to previous levels without heading off on a multi-day quest for new gear. As you can use each card once per day per profile, it makes it easy for everyone to get something useful. I've noticed that depending on your current level and gear that each card gives something slightly different each day for each player, but they are consistently within the categories and style of the character displayed on the card (for example, the "Rock" guy always gives you minerals and ore, but the exact composition changes each day, and you'll get a different assortment of Guardian parts each time you use the card). If you're not very far along, you tend to get clothing and mid-level weapons along with a multitude of supplies. If you're more advanced in the game, it shifts to almost exclusively high-end weapons and armor along with supplies. There are several things you can only access in the game by using Amiibo (like Wolf Link and Epona), so if you're in to unlocking everything possible within the game, you're going to need Amiibo to do it. Overall, these made the game much more fun for my kids, though I still have to read everything to my 4 year old. Does anybody have a card for that? If not, I'll go back to my original plan of teaching him to read.

A huge steal for the amount of content you're getting! 22 Amiibos for just above $30?! Wow!Usually an amiibo costs anywhere between $30-50, which is crazy in comparison.So far, no issues with usage, though I have noticed that the Twilight Princess Link and Smash Bros Link both give you the same items, which is accurate. Just annoying sometimes when you're trying to get different things and RNJesus decides to give you an item you already have. But that's the luck of the draw!Original little artworks on this item make it feel almost like a knockoff, but at the same time cool and unique.If you're like me and don't feel like collecting all the amiibos for the pricing, get this. It's saving money for sure!

I like these cards very small and has a nice small vase to hold them in, I took a picture with a quarter next the case of cards to show how big they are

I was about to return these because they were not working and it seems like Nintendo made an update for using amiibos in the home menu. After I chose to use amiibos in the home menu they all worked great. Definitely awesome!!