Amazon has restocked the Metroid Dread Amiibo 2-Pack for $25.31, down from $30 and sold directly by the retailer. This set, featuring Samus and E.M.M.I., offers a budget-friendly option compared to the pricier Metroid Prime 4: Beyond Amiibo figures launching this week.
Restock Details
The Metroid Dread Amiibo 2-Pack, originally priced at $30, is now available at Amazon for $25.31. This restock is notable as it is sold and shipped directly by Amazon, avoiding third-party sellers who often charge higher prices. For fans of the Metroid series, this provides an accessible way to acquire the collectibles tied to the 2021 Nintendo Switch game Metroid Dread.
Amiibo Features
The two-pack includes a Samus figure in her regenerating Varia Suit, which incorporates organic elements from the Fusion Suit seen in Metroid Fusion. This design reflects the storyline where Samus recovers from an X parasite infection via the Metroid vaccine. The E.M.M.I. figure, representing the Extraplanetary Multiform Mobile Identifier robots, captures a menacing pose from the game's key art and highlights one of the series' most eerie enemies.
Context with Recent Releases
This restock arrives amid excitement for Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, set to release on December 4 for Nintendo Switch at $60 and Switch 2 at $70. The game's Amiibo lineup includes Samus for $30, Samus & Vi-O-La for $40, and the upcoming Sylux for $30, all more expensive than pre-2025 standards. If the Dread set sells out at Amazon, it can be found on Walmart Marketplace for a similar price.
The availability underscores ongoing interest in Metroid collectibles, with additional gear like action figures and accessories available at various retailers.