Special edition? How were they special?

@@MorphBaller388 They were Grand Theft Auto themed. lol

@@MorphBaller388In the UK, The green squid amiibo were exclusive to a splatoon game bundle instead of the three pack. I belive the truck containing them was the one stolen, making the green squid significantly rarer there.

Ocean's Amiibo UK Edition. I remember. S** went bananas

​@@Torterra890I actually didn't know about this! as someone who lives in the UK and has a green squid amiibo, it is now alot more cool than I thought lol

What the fuck do any of the new ones, ultimate and newer just doesnt have games

@@nouns7504 Splatoon ones give you in game bonuses and the zelda ones all work for Totk

Best at “toys” Worst at “to life”

@@JakeLT64except no kid would ever play with these as toys when they have no articulation and attached to a base Amibo only lasted this long because people WANT to buy figures of iconic video game characters whereas no one gives a shit about bumblefuck mcnobody from sky landers game number 4

Not really, who tf buys the amibos for the game play aspect? You know... the "toys to life" part?

Very true, it should’ve had amiibo but hey, at least TotK got some…

Do it

for sure

They are both part of the Nintendo KZfaqr w/ Glasses Multiverse

@@JsYTA Pretty sure it's just a universe since they all exist in our reality. Less exciting, but more practical for crossovers at least!

add nathaniel bandy to that too

Honestly, those are the ones that have gained interest the most too. Just look at the prices online. For reference, these were $3 random gacha balls from like GameStop and I think the Pokemon Center. Now they run anywhere from like $20 for Lucario to $80 for a Piplup and the full set sold together without the shiny or Japanese collectibles is like $200-400. Which... as a weird Pokemon fan who wants these, very much hurts me. Especially as I had a decent time playing the 3DS Pokemon Rumble free-to-play game when I had absolutely nothing else but a pre-installed copy of Yokai Watch to play on my 2DS.

​@@Lucifronzjust save up and buy them all

@@Lucifronz Yeah,they have picked up a following.But i'm still shocked he sold all of the Lego Dimensions and Skylanders figures.(Not the Disney Infinity ones though,they can go die in a landfill)

Actually, the editor for this video specifically is Scott himself, as written in the description and since this was one of those videos tied to that card game of his.

@@mds_mainThe S-Reader collection to be exact. Too bad nobody really used it.

Indeed😊

yeah. they bounce off of each other really naturally.

This is giving me JacksFilms reacts to JacksFilms reaction video vibes.

An xzibit moment

zoomer humor is so lit. y'all. soooo lit bruh. no cap fam.

Honoka :D

​@@ianswift3521don't hurt yourself making fun of our slang lmao

I prefer to know how capable amiibo are of fitting inside Griffin's mouth. That just seems like a better measurement to me.

They're just fun. The small perks in games are nice, and admittedly while I don't like *having* to have a figure to do something in a game, I do think it adds value to the figure itself and makes it all the more worth collecting, but overall the figure itself is the main reason to get it. I just feel extra incentivized by the NFC functions. For me, my collection is primarily Skylanders. I have so many of them and I hope to increase my collection some more some day. But I do have some amiibo, and I love them. They're mostly the Animal Crossing amiibo, which I got because I'm a fan of the series and the quality of them is *astounding.* In my opinion, they are among the most well-designed and detailed figures out there. KK's guitar has a texture to it, Cyrus and Reese have ridges on their overalls, and the base of the figures is a cut-out of the terrain from the games. All-around *incredible* figures. But I also once picked up a Robin amiibo because I liked the design, long before I ever played and beat Awakening (by that time I was only a fan of Fates as it was my first and only FE game). It was one of my earliest amiibo, in fact. Now I have quite a few, but they're all safely tucked away with most of my stuff after a big move until I can get my living situation... well, _situated_ a bit better and find some room for them. I just wish I had a cheap and affordable display option for them. I want to have like elevated platforms so that the amiibo and Skylanders in the back (separately displayed, of course) have a height advantage over the ones in the front instead of just sitting in a crowd of figures next to each other, which doesn't look that great. But yeah... I treasure all of my figures. Unless I knew I could get a quick replacement, like I did with Nightfall when my nephew wanted it, I would never part with them. And not just because Skylanders have even *more* utility where they are actual playable characters with their save data stored on them outside of the Imaginators and 3DS games (where they let you save to the game/system).

All 4 people lol Jokes aside I’ve always wanted to play it and the figures were super cool

Where the rest of the time stamps?

@MrVIPGuest: I found the one I gave was the only noteworthy one in the Video.

@@leighdappa ah you said timestamps plural so I thought maybe you just forgot to update lol

For Pyra & Mythra, I suggest looking in-store at different Best Buys if you're in the US. My brother had the exact same problem and ended up finding them in a random BB when we took a trip across the country.

Kid named passwords

@@lakitudude7577 Passwords still require the lame navigation and platforming, no thank you I'll just tap my Link amiibo and go right to Mother Brain

Same. I was searching the comments, because I knew that I couldn’t be the only one. I’ve never even thought about buying an amiibo, but this was a chill and informative video.

The 8 Bit Modern Mario amiibo was eventually sold separately.

I remember that

Amiibos could have a entire retro game included. Imagine scan the ice climbers and you can play ice climber for nes just like that.

They sort of did, the Wii U had a section that unlocked demos of the games these figures originated from. But yeah, that easily could've been expanded upon. Disney Infinity tried to pull something off like that, but it wasn't ambitious enough

@@Harmonia96 Nintendo could have done it better than Disney. Nintendo could still do it, they could do a game based on Super Nintendo World theme park and you use amiibo to unlock content within the theme park game.

@@crobinson2624 Oh, Nintendo Land was such a great game. Way better than what 1-2 Switch offered