Customer Ratings & Reviews

My family loves the amiibo we will be buying more.

Nintendo's second wave of amiibo figurines features sic new Super Smash Brothers characters; Zelda, Captain Falcon, Pit, Little Mac, and, this review's spotlight, Luigi. The Green Missle delivers his own flair . With goofy attacks, and unlredicatble movements, Luigi certainly is quite the contender.

I have almost all of these figures. They look nice but as of right now they don't do much in games. They look nice though!

The Luigi amiibo looks good, and is well made. The box I received was a little damaged but they replaced it for me.

Pretty nice details for a figure that costs $12.99, but it adds little value to any game at the moment.

The Luigi amiibo is another in the Mario game series that can be used to bring a training character is Smash Bros. Additionally, it has multiple uses in other games to bring in character costumes. It is a good, multiple use character that is easily found.

I like the figure and I'm also a fan of the Mario franchise, yet this pose is just strange to me.

The Luigi amiibo has the worst pose I've ever seen. The image of this figure fails to include the opaque quarter-circle plastic support that runs up between his legs and right into his "junk." I'm positive that Nintendo didn't give their Smash Bros. amiibo line a lot of thought when they designed the in-game poses and based the figures off of them.

There is some good details in this Amiibo. The planking in the air was an excellent choice.

Great addition to my amiibo collection. Would've preferred a different pose but this works!

I like Luigi, but this isn't he most detailed character and the pose is a little meh.

Just look at this guy. It's Luigi! And he's falling over! Okay, so it's his taunt pose from Super Smash Bros. What more can you say? It's a nice figure with an accurate sculpt and clean paint. Come on, you know you want it.

Remember when Luigi was the lesser known brother? Well, it's the year of Luigi every year, especially in Super Smash Bros. 4 when he's able to do 0-101% combos, surpassing his older brother, Mario. This amiibo is great!

This amiibo looks funny, if you are trying to collect them all he is easy.

I think this is a really neat product. I bought this for my son and he loves using it with the Wii U. He has been able to "transport"Luigi into several games. It does what it is supposed to do.

This is not one of the more attractive Amiibo so far, but again Im hoping nintendo pulls off some more surprises with these characters. I know there is already another Luigi figure for Mario Party and this one is not compatible with that, so be warned I think there is going to be a lot of double dipping by nintendo. I hope they prove me wrong.

All amiibos are well made and work well with the game. The only issue is availability. Can shop for months and see the same figures from release one a few from release 3 and none from 2.

product itself was fine. was assured by sales associate that it was compatible with system that i had or it could be adapted for a system that i had. found out when i got home that it does not work and adaptation device does not exist at this time. my son had already destroyed the package so it figured it was unreturnable.

This Amibo is a great addition to the wii-u. The character will level quickly and can either be teamed or versus. The skill set of the amibo is customizable. Awesome purchase.

Its well crafted, but this pose is beyond ridiculous. Who thought Luigi randomly falling down would make a good taunt in game? And to turn that into his amiibo pose... just no. Luigi is awesome on his own; he doesn't need to be turned into a punchline.