Resident Evil Requiem amiibo are selling out fast, but I've gathered the best places to try and catch Leon and Grace
The Resident Evil Requiem amiibo launch on June 30
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.
These figures are GameStop exclusives in the US, so if you weren't quick to secure your amiibo, your chances now are pretty slim. In the UK, the situation is even worse. 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 (about $20), but that comes with the likelihood of customs fees and long shipping times.
As a big amiibo fan who's eager to try and grab these figures for my own collection, I've been keeping an eye on stock across US and UK retailers. While things look bleak, I haven't given up hope just yet, especially as users of the r/residentevil subreddit shared that they were back on the shelves shortly after the initial sellout. There's every chance this could happen again, and so to be prepared, I've gathered all the links you should be bookmarking down below and will be checking back in to help you secure your Resi toys too, spaghetti-looking plastic hair included.
Where to buy Resident Evil amiibo in the US
Resident Evil Requiem Grace amiibo | $29.99 at GameStop
The Grace Ashcroft amiibo dropped on GameStop on May 18, and sold out shortly afterwards. On May 19, some fans were able to secure their Grace amiibo order for a brief period, but the Grace collectible remains listed as "not available" for now.
Resident Evil Requiem Leon amiibo | $29.99 at GameStop
The Leon amiibo appeared at GameStop on May 18 alongside Grace, and sold out just as quickly. Ever since the amiibo has been stuck with a "not available" label at the US retailer, but I recommend checking this link at regular intervals in case another batch appears.
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 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. Like Grace, the Leon amiibo has 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 June 30 release 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, and both figures were available to pre-order at GameStop as of May 18, 2026.
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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