These are the most rare and expensive amiibo for Nintendo Switch

This large plush amiibo was a Toys “R” Us exclusive. It was hard enough to find when it came out, but now that the toy company has gone under, it’s even harder to obtain. Fortunately, there are some available on eBay if you’re willing to pay the right price.

For my money, some of the coolest amiibo figures come from the Yoshi’s Wooly World series. With figures made from real yarn, they stand out most in the amiibo series. The priciest figure from that release is Yoshi’s puppy, Poochy.

Rosalina is a gentle soul who first appeared in Super Mario Galaxy and has been featured in Mario multiplayer ever since. There are two versions of Rosalina, and the one pictured is the far more valuable one. Unfortunately, we weren’t able to find this version of her amiibo anywhere, but we could find the other version for sale.

These simple Goomba amiibo are some of the hardest to get your hands on, and the price reflects that. Get a grumpy brown mushroom man of your own and add him to the rest of your figures from the Mushroom Kingdom.

These cute little Koopa Troopas are a must-have if you’re collecting figures from the Mario games. It’s a little pricey but look at that happy face. You know he’ll fit in with the rest of your collection.

Mario has been the captain of Nintendo’s ship for some time, and the Super Mario amiibo series honored the plumber in his signature red. The silver color version of this Mario sculpt was only available at Walmart and has gone up a bit in price since its release.

When you start with color variants, it can be hard to stop. If you’re going to be getting the silver Mario, then odds are that you will probably want the gold version as well.

Luigi’s rival works with Wario to devise wicked schemes to thwart the Mario Bros. Sometimes that just involves trying to beat them at a game of tennis, using his long limbs as an advantage. His mustache-twirling menace has made him something of a fan favorite, so it’s not surprising his amiibo is pretty pricey.

To celebrate Super Mario Odyssey, a few figures could be found dressed in their best white wedding attire. You could buy Mario, Peach, and Bowser individually, but if you want to get them in the three-pack, you’ll have to pay a decent amount.

A rival and clone of Pit introduced in Kid Icarus: Uprising, Dark Pit was originally an alternate costume for Pit in Super Smash Bros. but has become a distinct character. Use him to rain arrows upon your enemies from the sky.

The star of Final Fantasy 7, Cloud Strife, appears in numerous Final Fantasy compilations and spinoffs. It’s no surprise the heroic swordsman also made his way into Nintendo’s crossover fighting game or that his amiibo is in high demand.

Kirby, one of the oldest Nintendo heroes, can inhale enemies and either spit them out or copy their abilities. That makes him a particularly versatile and fun combatant in the Super Smash Bros. games, which is where this amiibo comes from.

Another figure from the Smash Bros. series is everyone’s favorite leather-clad bullet artist. The Bayonetta Player 2 amiibo came out in mid-2017 and was a hard figure to find. She has since saturated the market, so you can pick her up a little more easily.

For many amiibo collectors, this defective Princess Peach figure is the holy grail. One sold for $25,000 on eBay a few years back. It won’t cost you an arm, but maybe a leg. For a regular Peach amiibo, check out the link below.

Oddly enough, these generic figures have become some of the rarest and most valuable figures in the series. You can purchase them individually, but it will still be an expensive venture.

Of all of the Mii amiibo, the Brawler is by far the most valuable. This particular amiibo is great for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and has a generic Mii face.

Lucario has been one of the most popular Pokémon ever since he first appeared in the series. While he isn’t the most expensive amiibo out there, he does cost a pretty penny.

Any amiibo with missing parts or additional pieces are high on collectors’ lists. A few years back, a Samus figure wielding two guns instead of one sold on eBay for $2,500. Not a bad return on investment. Here’s a link to a regular Samus amiibo.

One of the cool things about the Super Smash Bros. series of figures was the variety of characters on offer for the amiibo-verse. With that many characters, a few were bound to end up on the pricey side of the fence. The Corrin Player 2 figure from the Fire Emblem franchise was once one of the hardest figures to find.

These childhood friends are both from Fire Emblem: Shadows of Valentia. Together these two fight in the resistance against the invading Rigellian Empire. Now see if you can resist the urge to pull out your wallet and add them to your collection.

Ike is a powerful warrior from the Fire Emblem series who fought in the Mad King’s War. While he might not be the best-known character from FE, he’s definitely one of the most expensive amiibo.

This ain’t Ash’s Pikachu. This fast-talking, sassy Pokémon packs a lot of character. With Ryan Reynolds voicing the part in the Detective Pikachu movie, it wouldn’t be surprising if this amiibo gets even harder to find.

These awesome figures are must-haves for Metroid fans. It’s taken long enough for Nintendo to release the next Metroid Prime game, but at least they’ve given us Metroid amiibo in the meantime.

If you simply want the Metroid figure on its own, it will still cost you a decent amount of money. This figure looks freaking awesome — like it’s just broken out of confinement. It’ll pair beautifully with any of the other Samus amiibo.

The big bad of Monster Hunter Rise — well, at least one of them. The Magnamalo is a huge challenge in-game, but its amiibo can unlock a set of armor.

A Palico is your friend, and the useful cats can do everything, from help you train to hunt down rare items. Tapping this amiibo into Monster Hunter Rise gives you a special suit of armor for your Palico.

Palamute’s are the latest addition to the Monster Hunter series and add many mobility options to the game. They’re also incredibly handy in combat, and once tapped, offer a set of armor for your Palamute.

Avinia is a character introduced in Monster Hunter Stories. She is a cautious girl who tries to hide her feelings, wearing white armor similar to the Barioth she rides.

Dan is an expert rider who helps teach young boys and girls how to ride their monsters. Normally very excitable, he can get serious when he needs to.

Navirou is a happy-go-lucky felyne who loves a good snack. Despite his size, he tries to be brave when facing off against huge monsters.

Cheval is a gentle soul but becomes the player’s rival throughout Monster Hunter Stories.

The main character of Monster Hunter Stories, who befriends a wounded Rathalos.

The female variant of the main character of Monster Hunter Stories.