Legend of Zelda Master Sword replica by Hasbro goes up for pre-order, and it's cheaper than I thought it'd be
You don't need to brave the Lost Woods to find it
Hasbro's Master Sword seems to have sold out again, but it's already come back into stock once at Hasbro Pulse... in other words, keep a very close eye on this store. If it returns, move fast; it won't last long.
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Following a surprise announcement during a Legend of Zelda-themed Nintendo Direct, Hasbro's Master Sword prop is now up for pre-order. Usually, replicas like this are many rupees… but not in this case. The toy is much more affordable than I thought it'd be.
Announced alongside merch for the Ocarina of Time Remake, including a playable ocarina, the Hasbro Master Sword will set you back $39.99 and should arrive on your doorstep in Spring 2027 (just in time for the new movie, in other words). Pre-orders should theoretically be live at Amazon, Hasbro Pulse, Walmart, and more, but stock is currently hard to come by. I've got more details on where you might find the prop below, but the TL:DR version is to keep a close eye on Hasbro Pulse. It's already dropped back into stock there once, so watch it like a hawk in case that happens again.
While this is a smaller prop and isn't a 1:1 replica (it's very much a toy), it still looks rather handsome in product photography with plenty of detail to its name. Yes, it's clearly made of plastic, but the colors and proportions are surprisingly spot-on despite this thing being 27 inches rather than the full 40 or so.
Hasbro Pulse: Check stock
Amazon: Check stock
Walmart: Check stock
Entertainment Earth: Check stock
Big Bad Toy Store: Check stock
At the time of writing, Hasbro's Electronic Master Sword is proving almost as difficult to get hold of as the real thing. While you won't burn through hearts trying to remove it from a pedestal, it's selling out almost everywhere I've looked. Indeed, the only place that I've seen with product in the past day or so is Hasbro Pulse thanks to an unexpected restock. This was snapped up almost as quickly as it arrived, so keep a close eye on Pulse in case it returns.
This may be smaller than the actual Master Sword at 27 inches, but it's still packed with cool features. It uses 15+ sound effects, including the equip/un-equip audio when the toy is lifted or set down by the hilt. It also provides swiping and clashing noises when swung, or upon impact. Rather than the Ocarina remake everyone's going nuts over though, this Master Sword is based on the one seen in Tears of the Kingdom. That means it'll go nicely with Hasbro's first Legend of Zelda action figures.
The Electronic Master Sword is being made by the folks over at Hasbro Pulse, e.g. the place behind incredible replicas like the Darth Vader Force FX Elite Lightsaber or that phenomenally tempting Wolverine helmet. However, I don't think it'll be the only Master Sword produced there. I'd be downright astounded if those folks didn't make a full-size, 1:1 scale replica at some point, not unlike the Proplica version that made us weep with pure Zelda fandom joy. An absurdly detailed replica designed for adult collectors with sound effects and a cool stand to show it off on? That's absolutely within Pulse's wheelhouse. We just have to be patient, I guess.
In the meantime, will you be grabbing this new Master Sword?
This isn't the only awesome merch revealed during the Zelda direct; we also got a Lego Link and Epona kit, not to mention two new Ocarina of Time amiibo figures. They're certainly contenders for our list of the best Legend of Zelda merch...
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I've been writing about games in one form or another since 2012, but these days you'll find me managing GamesRadar+'s tabletop gaming and toy coverage (I spend my time here handling everything from board game reviews to the latest Lego news). I've also been obsessed with Warhammer since the 1990s, and love nothing more than running tabletop RPGs like D&D as a Dungeon Master.
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