Nintendo does not currently list an official Splatoon Raiders amiibo 3-pack in the United States. The U.S. Nintendo Store lists Shiver, Frye, and Big Man as three separate $24.99 figures. Buying all three at MSRP therefore costs $74.97 before sales tax. Official Nintendo pages in the UK and Australia do advertise a triple-pack, which is why imported bundles and confusing “3-pack” marketplace titles appear in U.S. searches.
This guide separates U.S. products from overseas packaging and records price and stock observations as of July 28, 2026. Inventory can change by ZIP code and by the hour, so use the retailer links as places to check—not as permanent promises that an item is available.
U.S. price and packaging at a glance
The three figures launched alongside Splatoon Raiders on July 23, 2026. Nintendo's American storefront gives each character a separate product entry rather than one combined retail box. A seller may bundle three individually packaged figures into one marketplace order, but that is not the same product as Nintendo's regional triple-pack.
| U.S. figure | Nintendo U.S. MSRP | Packaging shown by Nintendo US |
|---|---|---|
| Shiver (Splatoon Raiders) | $24.99 | Individual figure |
| Frye (Splatoon Raiders) | $24.99 | Individual figure |
| Big Man (Splatoon Raiders) | $24.99 | Individual figure |
| All three at MSRP | $74.97 before tax | Three individual U.S. products |
The simplest way to avoid a packaging mistake is to read the item count and product photographs. “Complete set,” “set of three,” and “3-pack” are not interchangeable phrases on a marketplace. A complete U.S. set can be three sealed individual cards, while a regional triple-pack places all three in one official outer package.
Where to buy Splatoon Raiders amiibo in the United States
Nintendo, Target, Walmart, Best Buy, and GameStop all have or have indexed U.S. listings for the Raiders figures. The launch was only five days old when this page was checked, and stock was uneven. Nintendo's own Splatoon store labeled all three sold out. Target's Frye page was showing $24.99 and in stock, while Walmart's Shiver page showed $24.99 and out of stock online. GameStop indexed Big Man at $24.99.
| Retailer | Format found | Status observed July 28, 2026 |
|---|---|---|
| Nintendo US | Three individual $24.99 listings | All three labeled sold out |
| Target | Individual figures | Frye shown at $24.99 and in stock at crawl time |
| Walmart | Individual figures | Shiver shown at $24.99 and out of stock online |
| GameStop | Individual figures | Big Man product page listed at $24.99 |
| Best Buy | Individual figures | Search index still showed a stale “Coming Soon” label |
Always open the live product page and enter your location before driving to a store. A national search result can say “in stock” while your nearest branch has none, and pickup inventory can differ from shipping inventory. Best Buy's lingering pre-release label after the street date is also a useful warning: a search snippet is not a checkout confirmation.
How to check a listing before you pay
- Seller: Prefer the retailer itself or a seller with clear fulfillment and return terms.
- Item count: Confirm whether the price buys one figure, three individual figures, or one regional triple-pack.
- Condition: “New,” “open box,” and “loose” matter if you collect packaging.
- Delivered total: Add shipping, import fees, tax, and currency conversion before comparing with $74.97 U.S. MSRP.
- Photos and identifiers: Match the Raiders designs rather than the older Splatoon 3 Deep Cut figures. Nintendo's U.S. Shiver record uses SKU 125231 and UPC 00045496894658.
- Returns: Check who pays return postage if an imported box arrives crushed or the listing contains the wrong wave.
Amazon and other marketplaces can mix first-party retail inventory with third-party offers on one page. Check the “sold by” and “ships from” lines immediately before checkout. A low headline price may apply to one character even when the main image shows the trio.
Why overseas listings show an official 3-pack
The triple-pack is not an invented reseller product. Nintendo's UK and Australian Splatoon Raiders pages explicitly describe a new Deep Cut amiibo triple-pack featuring Shiver, Frye, and Big Man. Nintendo also says the bases can be combined to display all three together. The difference is regional packaging and distribution, not a different cast of figures.
This regional split explains apparently contradictory search results. A UK article can accurately say “triple-pack,” while a U.S. Nintendo page can accurately sell three singles. Neither page should be used to assume the other region's box or retailer availability.
Packaging also changes the collector calculation. Three U.S. singles let you replace or resell one damaged character without breaking a sealed combined box. The overseas pack offers a unified presentation and makes the connected-base concept easier to display. Neither format advertises a fourth figure or a bonus in-game costume, so the extra value is the package and presentation rather than additional Raiders content.
Will an imported Raiders amiibo work in a U.S. game?
Nintendo's Raiders scan instructions identify compatibility by the Splatoon figure, and the same named Shiver, Frye, and Big Man figures are promoted across regions. In practical terms, the NFC figure is the relevant part for the in-game scan, not the language printed on the cardboard. Nintendo's checked support page does not state a regional restriction for these rewards.
That does not remove every import risk. Packaging text, retailer warranty, delivery time, exchange rates, tax, customs handling, and returns can differ. An imported triple-pack may make sense for a sealed-box collector, but a player who only wants the outfits usually has less risk buying U.S. individual stock at MSRP.
Should you buy all three amiibo?
Each Raiders figure unlocks a different character-themed Mechanic outfit. Shiver cannot unlock Frye's clothing, and Big Man cannot unlock the other two. If your goal is all three exclusive looks, you need access to all three figures. Our complete amiibo rewards and scanning guide shows the exact reward groups and the first-three-raids requirement.
| Your priority | Sensible purchase | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| One favorite outfit | Buy that character only | Each Raiders figure has its own themed reward |
| Every Raiders cosmetic | Collect all three | The three rewards are separate |
| Display collector | Compare U.S. singles with an official regional pack | Regional pack presentation and combined bases may matter |
| Gameplay power | Skip them | The outfits do not provide documented combat buffs |
At $74.97 before tax, the complete U.S. trio costs more than the game's $49.99 digital list price shown by Nintendo at launch. That comparison does not make the figures bad collectibles, but it does make an impulse purchase worth reconsidering. The rewards are cosmetic; they do not unlock stronger weapons or make a difficult raid easier.
How to handle sold-out stock and reseller prices
Launch-week scarcity can make an ordinary $24.99 figure look permanently rare. No official restock timetable was found during this July 28 check, so avoid treating rumors or a marketplace countdown as confirmation. Save the individual retailer pages, enable first-party stock alerts where offered, and check local pickup separately from delivery.
Use $24.99 per figure and $74.97 for all three as your baseline. A modest shipping charge may be reasonable; a large premium is the price of impatience, not a higher in-game reward. If an imported triple-pack costs more, calculate the delivered price and decide whether its one-box presentation is genuinely worth the difference.
A live discount on one character also does not change Nintendo's MSRP for the wave. Record the price in your cart and compare the same condition and seller type. Three small discounts across separate orders can disappear once shipping is added, while a retailer pickup may make an otherwise identical offer cheaper.
Also verify that you are looking at the Splatoon Raiders versions. Shiver, Frye, and Big Man already had earlier amiibo tied to Splatoon 3. The new figures depict their Raiders adventure looks. Similar character names in a title do not guarantee the pictured wave is correct.
Splatoon Raiders amiibo 3-pack FAQ
Is there an official Splatoon Raiders amiibo 3-pack in the USA?
No official U.S. triple-pack listing was found on Nintendo's American store as of July 28, 2026. Nintendo US lists Shiver, Frye, and Big Man separately. Official Nintendo pages in other regions do advertise a triple-pack.
How much do all three cost in the United States?
Each figure has a $24.99 U.S. MSRP, making the trio $74.97 before sales tax and shipping.
Can I buy them at Amazon, Best Buy, or GameStop?
U.S. retailer listings exist, but inventory is volatile and may be local. Open the live item page, confirm the seller and character, and do not rely on an old search-result label.
Does an imported triple-pack give different rewards?
The official regional pack contains the same Raiders versions of Shiver, Frye, and Big Man. Rewards are tied to the compatible figures. Packaging does not advertise extra U.S.-exclusive or import-exclusive Raiders outfits.
When were the Raiders amiibo released?
The three figures launched on July 23, 2026 alongside Splatoon Raiders. For the game's current price, platform, and edition details, see the Splatoon Raiders game information guide.
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