Amigo news 2016: Toys R Us to restock Mega Yarn Yoshi amiibo, 'Kirby: Planet Robobot' amiibo compatibility info

Gamers are given another chance to grab the adorable Mega Yarn Yoshi amiibo. Toys R Us announced that a fresh stock of the amiibo will be up for grabs on March 20.

Those who want to secure one will have to head to the nearest outlet of the retailer because it won't be available online. The quantity will also be limited, so players should make sure they get the 11-inch toy fast.

Mega Yarn Yoshi amiibo with the regular Yarn Yoshi amiibo Nintendo

The Mega Yarn Yoshi amiibo was first made available back in November for $39.99. Ever since the first supply ran out, Toys R Us hasn't refreshed its stock and the humongous amiibo has become very difficult to come by.

Meanwhile, new details about the amiibo use in "Kirby: Planet Robobot" have also emerged. All amiibo figures can be utilized in the game, with each figurine giving players access to a unique ability.

The Link amiibo will give "Kirby: Planet Robobot" players the sword copy ability, while Meta Knight will simply grant players a sword ability, Meta Knight style. Mario endows the gift of fire while King Dedede summons a giant hammer.

To be able to use the parasol copy ability, use the Princess Peach amiibo in the game. Use Waddle Dee to get a parasol and a costume.

As for the different kinds of Kirby amiibos, Smash Bros. Kirby amiibo will award "Kirby: Planet Robobot" players with a unique ability from "Super Smash Bros." The Star Kirby amiibo beckons the UFO robot ability.

In other amiibo news, it has been announced that a free eShop game called "Mini Mario and Friends amiibo Challenge" will be released for the Wii U and the Nintendo 3DS. The game allows players to scan their amiibo and navigate as one of the 11 minis in over 60 levels.

"Mini Mario and Friends amiibo Challenge" is set in the Mario vs. Donkey Kong universe and gives characters one unique ability. The Amiibos that is compatible with the title will be sold on March 25. The game itself will be launched on April 28.

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