These are the rarest and most expensive amiibo for Nintendo Switch

This simple little amiibo from BoxBoy! is one of the rarest and most valuable figures. You'll have to pay in the triple digits if you want to add him to your collection. This is a must-have figure for die hard amiibo fans.

If you missed your chance at picking up this Squid Sisters two-pack then you are most likely going to be paying a premium to get your hands on them now. Callie and Marie are demanding pretty high prices these days and if absolutely have to have them, you'll have to dig into your wallet to get them.

This special pop idol-duo from Splatoon packs tons of character into one package. You can use these amiibo in Splatoon 2 to unlock each character's gear and even get photos with these musicians during Splatfest events.

This sweet three-pack gives you two octoling figures and one octopus to help you show off your love for the Splatoon games. These amiibo have serious attitude and will look good in anyone's collection.

The ink slingers from Splatoon also got an amiibo series. Dropped in 2016 this series had all the characters you would expect. One of the pricier options is the Splatoon three pack.

Of the Legend of Zelda figures, child Link from Majora's Mask is undoubtedly the hardest one to find. This of course also makes it the costliest independent non-monster figure from the Zelda series.

The Legend of Zelda figures prove to be some of the most in demand amiibo as this Skyward Sword Link demonstrates. Add this iconic figure to your collection.

Link Link Link. Yes, once again we have another Link amiibo from The Legend of Zelda series. What can we say? Nintendo fans love Link and they can't get enough of him. You'll need this amiibo if you want to ride Epona in Breath of the Wild.

With so many different Zelda related amiibo on the market, there are bound to be a few that fetch some pretty steep prices. One such figure is the Ocarina of Time Link.

This amiibo captures Link in an awesome action pose as he aims his Ancient Arrows, presumably at an approaching Guardian. There are several high-value amiibo from the Breath of the Wild Zelda game. You'll have to dip into your wallet to collect them all.

Link shows off his sick horse riding skills with this Breath of the Wild figure. Use it in-game for the chance to unlock some rare items, including Traveler's Bridle and Traveler's Saddle. These items are exclusive to this amiibo.

With the success of the Nintendo Switch and the major success of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, it's not surprising that figures from the game would become some of the rarest and most expensive collectibles. Add this princess Zelda figure to your collection.

You can't look at this figure without hearing the accompanying chase music. This unique figure is larger than most and holds the highest price of any of the Breath of the Wild amiibo.

In December of 2016, Nintendo released the 30th Anniversary Legend of Zelda series. There were various Link and Link-related figures that were a part of the release. Today, the most expensive out there is the Toon Link and Zelda 2-pack.

This ain't Ash's Pikachu. This fast-talking, sassy Pokémon packs a lot of character. With Ryan Reynolds voicing the part in the upcoming Detective Pikachu movie, it wouldn't be surprising if this amiibo gets even harder to find.

This has become one of the rarest amiibo on the market because it can only be purchased in a special bundle for the Mega Man Legacy Collection game on 3DS.

Any amiibo with missing parts or additional pieces are high on collector's lists. A few years back, a Samus figure wielding two guns instead of one sold on eBay for $2,500. Not a bad return on investment. Here's a link to a regular Samus amiibo.

These awesome figures are must-haves for Metroid fans. It's taken long enough for Nintendo to release the next Metroid Prime game, at least they've given us Metroid amiibo in the meantime.

For many amiibo collectors this defective Princess Peach figure is the holy grail. One sold for $25,000 on eBay a few years back. It won't cost you an arm, but maybe a leg. For a regular Peach amiibo, check out the following link.

Surprisingly, the most valuable of the initially released Mushroom Kingdom residents is Mario's younger-yet-taller brother, Luigi. He's not standing in his brother's shadow when it comes to this price.

To celebrate Super Mario Odyssey there were a few figures that could be found dressed in their best white wedding attire. You could buy Mario, Peach, and Bowser individually, but if you want to get them in the three-pack, you'll have to pay a decent amount.

One of the cool things about the Super Smash Bros. series of figures was the variety of characters on offer for the amiibo-verse. With that many characters, there was bound to be a few that ended up on the pricey side of the fence. The Corrin Player 2 figure from the Fire Emblem franchise was once one of the hardest figures to find. However, Nintendo has since made it a little easier to come by.

Another figure from the Smash Bros series is everyone's favorite leather-clad bullet artist. The Bayonetta Player 2 amiibo came out in mid-2017 and was a hard figure to find. She has since saturated the market so you can pick her up a little more easily.

This one might come as a bit of a shock. When it released, so many people were eagerly snatching up popular characters that this amiibo quietly became a difficult figure to find. Admittedly, it isn't worth as much as other rare amiibo, but you'll have a hard time finding one in person.

Yet another amiibo from the sprawling Smash Bros. series is Rosalina. Her first appearance was in Super Mario Galaxy. She was one of the rarest amiibo at one point, being a Target exclusive. However, more recently she has become quite a lot easier to find.

This iconic plumber's enemy is a fighter in the new Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Switch game. A limited number of these amiibo have been released making it harder to find, and costlier than average.

These simple Goomba amiibo are some of the hardest to get your hands on and the price reflects that fact. Get a grumpy brown mushroom man of your own and add him to the rest of your figures from the Mushroom Kingdom.

These cute little Koopa Troopas are a must-have if you're collecting figures from the Mario games. It's a little pricey, but look at that happy face. You know he'll fit in with the rest of your collection.

This fun little ghost from the Mario games is a fun figure to add to your amiibo collection. Even used, the price for the Boo amiibo starts at $42. You'll need to make peace with your wallet if you want to collect all of the rare figures from the Mushroom Kingdom.

Mario has been the captain of Nintendo's ship for some time. The Super Mario amiibo series went some way toward honoring the plumber in red. The silver color version of this Mario sculpt was only available at Walmart and has gone up a bit in price since its release

When you start with color variants it can be hard to stop. If you're going to be getting the silver Mario, then odds are that you are probably going to want the gold version as well.

For my money, some of the coolest amiibo figures come from the Yoshi's Wooly World series. With figures made from real yarn they really stand out from all the other amiibo series. The priciest figure from that release is Yoshi's puppy Poochy.

This large plush amiibo was a Toys R Us exclusive. It was hard enough to find when it came out, but now that the toy company has gone under, it's even harder to obtain. Fortunately, there are some available on Amazon, if you're willing to pay the right price.