Key Takeaways
- Nintendo and First 4 Figures have officially revealed a Princess Zelda PVC statue from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
- The statue stands 12 inches tall and depicts Zelda in her exploration attire from the beginning of the game.
- It features a glow-in-the-dark Purah Pad and a Zonai shrine-inspired base.
- Pre-orders open Thursday, October 22, 2026 at 5:00 AM Eastern via the First 4 Figures website.
- Pricing has not been announced yet — it will be revealed when pre-orders go live.
- Based on the earlier Link statue, expect a price in the $130–$150 range.
- A companion art book — Secrets of the Zonai by Dark Horse — is also coming in 2027 for $59.99.
Zelda fans have had a solid year of collectibles to look forward to, and Nintendo just dropped another one worth getting excited about. In partnership with First 4 Figures, a brand new Princess Zelda PVC statue from The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has been officially revealed — and pre-orders are opening very soon.
If you’re the type who has a dedicated shelf for your gaming collectibles, this one’s going to be hard to pass on.
What Is the Zelda Tears of the Kingdom PVC Statue?
This is the latest in First 4 Figures’ growing lineup of Tears of the Kingdom collectibles. The statue captures Princess Zelda exactly as she appears at the start of the game — in her exploration outfit, ready to venture through ancient ruins with Hyrule’s history in her hands.
The design includes her blue tunic with gold patterns, a gray cloak tied at the neck, black trousers, and brown boots. Her signature short blonde hairstyle with braids along the top — the look she debuted in Tears of the Kingdom, swapping out her long hair from Breath of the Wild — is faithfully recreated here.
She’s posed holding a torch in her right hand and the Purah Pad in her left. The Purah Pad has a glow-in-the-dark feature, lighting up the Sheikah Eye emblem in blue at the center of the device. That same glowing blue effect carries over to the statue’s base, which is designed with symbols pulled straight from the Zonai shrines scattered throughout Tears of the Kingdom.
It’s a thoughtful design all around — the kind of piece that looks great even if you don’t know the game, but means a lot more when you do.
Statue Measurements
- Height: 12 in / 30.5 cm
- Width: 6.8 in / 17 cm
- Depth: 6.8 in / 17 cm
- Weight: 1.38 lb / 0.63 kg
At a full foot tall, this is a proper display piece — not a tiny figure you’ll barely notice on a shelf. It’s substantial enough to be a centerpiece in any Zelda collection and comes packaged in a themed box that fits the overall Tears of the Kingdom aesthetic.
When Do Pre-Orders Open and How Much Will It Cost?
Pre-orders for the Zelda PVC Standard Edition statue open on Thursday, October 22, 2026 at 5:00 AM Eastern, directly through the First 4 Figures website. Pricing details haven’t been shared ahead of launch — they’ll go live when pre-orders begin.
That said, if you’ve been following First 4 Figures’ recent Tears of the Kingdom releases, you can get a rough idea of what to expect. The earlier Link PVC statue from the same game was priced at $134.99, which puts the Zelda statue likely in that same $130–$150 ballpark. It’s premium collectible pricing, but it’s in line with what the brand consistently delivers.
One thing worth noting if you’re ordering from outside Asia: since stock ships from a warehouse in Asia, delivery to Europe, the US, and other regions can take one to three months after purchase. So don’t expect this to show up on your doorstep before the new year if you pre-order on October 22.
First 4 Figures also offers a $5 discount for members who sign up to their platform, which is worth doing before pre-orders open if you haven’t already.
Part of a Growing Tears of the Kingdom Collectible Series
This Zelda statue doesn’t exist in isolation. First 4 Figures has been steadily building out their Tears of the Kingdom lineup throughout 2026. Just one month before this Zelda reveal, the company unveiled a Decayed Master Sword collectible statue — a life-size replica of the damaged blade that Link wields in the early game, with two variants available (Standard and Exclusive Edition with enhanced lighting effects).
The Link PVC statue that came earlier in 2026 has already proven popular with collectors, and this Zelda statue looks to be a natural companion piece to it. The shared design language — Zonai-inspired base, glow-in-the-dark accents, the same PVC construction — means these two will look great displayed together.
If you’re into high-quality gaming collectibles in general, you might also want to check out some of the other releases making waves right now. The Witcher 3 Remastered October 2026 update brought some fresh life to another iconic game that fans love collecting around.
About First 4 Figures and Their Zelda Partnership
If you’re new to the brand, First 4 Figures has one of the longest and most respected partnerships in gaming collectibles when it comes to The Legend of Zelda. They’ve been producing high-quality statues and figures tied to the franchise for years, covering everything from Breath of the Wild characters to iconic weapons and environments.
Their reputation is built on attention to detail and quality materials, which is exactly what you want from a piece you’re going to display long-term. The Tears of the Kingdom lineup in particular has been a strong run for them, and the Zelda statue looks to continue that trend.
What About the Tears of the Kingdom Secrets of the Zonai Art Book?
The statue isn’t the only Tears of the Kingdom product that fans can look forward to. Dark Horse is releasing a companion book called The Legend of Zelda: Secrets of the Zonai, which is shaping up to be a deep dive into the lore and artistry behind the game. The book spans 472 pages and will include developer interviews and official concept art from throughout the game’s development.
Secrets of the Zonai is currently slated for release sometime in 2027, with a starting price of $59.99. For anyone who wants to go deep on the behind-the-scenes of Tears of the Kingdom — the Zonai civilization, the sky islands, the underground depths — this is the kind of book that’ll make a great companion to the game and, if you’re a collector, a natural shelf partner for the statue itself.
Why Tears of the Kingdom Collectibles Are Still Going Strong
Tears of the Kingdom launched back in May 2023, but interest in the game hasn’t cooled down the way some titles do after the initial hype fades. It’s one of the highest-rated entries in the entire Zelda franchise, and the Nintendo Switch 2 Edition upgrade in June 2025 gave the game a second wave of attention with its 60fps performance boost and Zelda Notes integration.
That kind of longevity is exactly why First 4 Figures keeps returning to the well — there’s a huge, active community of Zelda fans who are still deeply connected to the game three years after release. A well-made Zelda statue at this point isn’t just a nostalgia buy; it’s a celebration of one of the best games this generation has produced.
For comparison, Zelda isn’t even a playable character in Tears of the Kingdom — her story unfolds as a mystery for players to piece together across Hyrule’s skies, surface, and underground. The fact that she’s become such a fan-favorite figure to own as a collectible says a lot about how well the game handled her presence and storytelling even without putting her in the player’s hands directly.
While you’re waiting for those pre-orders to open, there’s plenty of other gaming news worth keeping up with this week. The Pokémon Pokopia Halloween event kicked off today with some sweet Pumpkaboo surprises, and there’s also been a big nostalgic reveal that collectors have been buzzing about — Shrek 2 Remastered leaked ahead of its official Xbox announcement, bringing another beloved classic back into the spotlight.
Final Thoughts
This is a clean, well-designed collectible from a brand with a proven track record. If you’re a Tears of the Kingdom fan with a shelf that needs a Zelda to stand alongside your Link, mark October 22 at 5:00 AM Eastern in your calendar and have the First 4 Figures page ready to go when pre-orders open. These things tend to sell out or hit limited stock quickly, so don’t sleep on it.
Pricing drops the moment pre-orders go live, so you’ll know exactly what you’re committing to before you put anything down. Keep an eye on the official First 4 Figures page and check back here — we’ll have the price details and any additional info as soon as they’re available.
