Resident Evil Requiem amiibo are finally in stock at Nintendo US for the very first time
The Resident Evil Requiem amiibo are back in stock
Resident Evil Requiem has come and gone. I'm still having nightmares of being stalked down barely-lit corridors by monstrous, mutated creators, but I'd be willing to dive back into the horrors with the amiibo in my arsenal.
The Resident Evil Requiem amiibo were first unveiled during a Nintendo Direct showcase earlier this year, but it wasn't until May 18 that pre-orders finally dropped online. The tiny plastic versions of Grace Ashcroft and Leon appeared for $29.99 at GameStop each, but subsequently sold out minutes later and have been difficult to find ever since.
By some miracle, they have now appeared at the Nintendo US storefront despite being GameStop exclusives. That means if you missed them the first time around, you can grab them today for $29.99 at Nintendo each. Even better, they've appeared back up at GameStop too. In the UK, the stock situation still hasn't changed. The NFC-collectibles haven't appeared at any retailer to date. Even the official Nintendo UK store has yet to list them, which is the best place to find all the latest 2026 amiibo releases. They are, at least, available to import from Amazon Japan for £14.80 (Amazon) each, but that comes with the likelihood of customs fees and long shipping times.
Since their unveiling, I've been keeping track of any and all stock alerts, and things seem to be looking up in the US at least. In the UK, it still looks a little bleak, but I've gathered all the links you should be bookmarking down below in hopes of adding them to your collection. As a big amiibo fan myself, I'll be checking back in to help you secure your Resi toys alongside US fans, spaghetti-looking plastic hair included.
Where to buy Resident Evil amiibo in the US
Resident Evil Requiem Grace amiibo | $29.99 at Nintendo
The Grace Ashcroft amiibo has finally dropped on the official Nintendo US store, giving you another chance to make it yours. Nintendo states it'll ship on July 30, so you won't have much longer to wait until Grace arrives at your door - hopefully without any of her creepy zombie friends.
Resident Evil Requiem Leon amiibo | $29.99 at Nintendo
The Leon amiibo is also on the Nintendo US online store for the very first time. You can grab him and his fabulous spaghetti-looking hairdo alongside Grace, and both should arrive at your door on July 30, according to Nintendo.
Where to buy Resident Evil amiibo in the UK
Resident Evil Requiem Grace amiibo | Check stock at Nintendo UK
The Resident Evil amiibo pre-order date came and went in the US, and yet the Grace figure has still yet to appear at UK retailers. Even at the official Nintendo storefront, the amiibo still has yet to show its face. But if and when that changes, I'll be the first to let you know.
Resident Evil Requiem Leon amiibo | Check stock at Nintendo
If you want the toy of Leon instead, the situation is just as disappointing. While Grace and Leon are popping up at US stores they have yet to appear at any UK retailer. But there's a strong likelihood the official Nintendo store could be waiting until we get closer to the July 31 ship date.
Resident Evil Requiem Amiibo FAQ
When did the Resident Evil Requiem amiibo release?
The Resident Evil Requiem amiibo are set to release for $29.99 each in "Summer 2026" as shared in the official Nintendo Direct video unveiled on February 5, 2026. This was later confirmed to be June 30, according to the official Nintendo Japanese website. However, the official Nintendo US product listings for both figures state they'll arrive on July 30, 2026 instead.
What do the Resident Evil Requiem amiibo unlock?
The Resident Evil Requiem Grace Ashcroft amiibo unlocks an exclusive weapon skin for her S&S M232 weapon in-game. Meanwhile, the Leon S Kennedy amiibo unlocks an exclusive skin for the Requiem weapon.
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