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Thankfully, with the recent release of Tears of the Kingdom, all those Link and Zelda figures - as well as those of their friends and foes - can once again be leveraged to do much more than express your fandom. If you’re a loyal fan of The Legend of Zelda franchise, there’s a good chance you’ve got a couple dozen Amiibo that have been collecting dust since you rolled credits on Breath of the Wild. Your CNN account Log in to your CNN account
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