Customer Ratings & Reviews

Work like a supposed to fun for the kids :-) .....

They are made of yarn...so yeah better quality. A+

It's better then I expected... Cute and soft......

Gotta love Yoshi! This handknit amiibo is so cute!

Everyone needs one of these in there house to love

Really???! I loved it! Get it before out of stock.

I bought this Yarn Yoshi in addition to the green and blue one. I love collecting Amiibo and had to get the alternate Yarn Yoshis to complete the set. The yarn is of great quality and the integration of the Amiibo in-game is also really cool! Nintendo really did a great job with these Yarn versions of Amiibo.

Well knitted and soft, this amiibo is an excellent addition to anyone's collection (and non collectors too)!

Really cute and high quality, a step up from a typical Amiibo (which are good to begin with), definitely worth a couple of bucks extra. I like how the electronic "base" is hidden inside Yoshi's butt, the Amiibo looks like an adorable plush. I highly recommend this one, kids will love it (or buy for yourself!)

It's such a cool looking little figure! I wish it did more in games though. It has a lot of potential, Nintendo just needs to give it more support... Which I, unfortunately doubt.

I love the design of these amiibo. My only complaint is the paper tag coming out of back. It can make them a little awkward on a shelf but cutting it off would probably be worse.

I am not really going to use it as an amiibo but rather decoration. It's really cute. It also comes with a thing on the head that will allow you to hang it if you so choose.

As a person who likes to buy Skylanders, Disney Infinity, and amiibo characters I have never would've thought I would witness the day where Yoshi is getting not a new traditional plastic figure but a 3 different color set of stuffed animal amiibo figures I have to say I have not bought or even played with a stuffed animal since I was a kid but I think that this is definitely the time when stuffed animals have made a comeback I bought the blue one cause blue is in fact my favorite color and I would definitely recommend this to other players and to the young generation of players cause this is the most adorable thing that I have ever bought!

When it comes to Amiibo, for me personally, I absolutely need to have the characters I love the most. Blue Yarn Yoshi is incredibly well designed but it is a bit expensive.

My original thoughts on Amiibos were that they were useless cash grabs from Nintendo. I haven't entirely changed my stance on this, but they aren't as useless as I originally imagined. The primary issue with Amiibos are that they are not entirely compatible across all Amiibo-enabled Wii-U games. They can be very useful/enable additional content for _some_ games while they're completely aesthetic or useless in other games. Additionally, there are memory storage issues that aren't very explicit when you first purchase one. Some are only able to activate certain features in a game while others are able to save digital information to the physical Amiibo itself. With this in mind, those Amiibos that _DO_ allow you to save data to the Amiibo itself can only store information for one character/Mii at a time and only useful for one particular user. This can double-down in its uselessness when you play another Amiibo-enabled game that also stores information to the physical Amiibo. If this is the case, then you will need to overwrite and lose previous information _or_ buy another identical Amiibo for use in that other game. If you're confused by everything I've said here, then you feel the way I did when I first bought them. With all that being said, every Amiibo I've purchased so far (~5 or so) is seemingly top quality in its own right and very well made. I feel like the price-point for Amiibos are fair, but I feel their implementation is weak and not thought through very well.

My original thoughts on Amiibos were that they were useless cash grabs from Nintendo. I haven't entirely changed my stance on this, but they aren't as useless as I originally imagined. The primary issue with Amiibos are that they are not entirely compatible across all Amiibo-enabled Wii-U games. They can be very useful/enable additional content for _some_ games while they're completely aesthetic or useless in other games. Additionally, there are memory storage issues that aren't very explicit when you first purchase one. Some are only able to activate certain features in a game while others are able to save digital information to the physical Amiibo itself. With this in mind, those Amiibos that _DO_ allow you to save data to the Amiibo itself can only store information for one character/Mii at a time and only useful for one particular user. This can double-down in its uselessness when you play another Amiibo-enabled game that also stores information to the physical Amiibo. If this is the case, then you will need to overwrite and lose previous information _or_ buy another identical Amiibo for use in that other game. If you're confused by everything I've said here, then you feel the way I did when I first bought them. With all that being said, every Amiibo I've purchased so far (~5 or so) is seemingly top quality in its own right and very well made. I feel like the price-point for Amiibos are fair, but I feel their implementation is weak and not thought through very well.

I'm not a big fan of amiibos but this was a must buy. This amiibo is actually made of soft yarn and looks like it came straight out of the game. They also come in other colors.

It is what it is. A little stuffed animal figure from Mario. Bought it for my son since he has to have everything Mario related. A little pricey, but is well made.

i originally got this just as a toy for my wife and decide to get the game as well. Being able to use this amiibo and bring the pink yoshi into yoshi's woolly world from the start is so much fun. it's nice that it's only a cosmetic feature in the game and it's cool to keep on display.

Being made of Yarn makes this Yoshi amiibo feel a little more special and it's a good deal if you would rather not waste $40 on the Mega version.