Tears of the Kingdom Switch icons are available for a few more days

Wave 2 is available until May 25, 2023

Tears of the Kingdom is taking the world by storm, and you might want to rep it via the Nintendo Switch Online system. That’s where icons come in! Following the release of Wave 1 last week, Nintendo just dropped Wave 2 of its My Nintendo Switch icon rewards this past weekend, and you have a few more days to pick them up (until May 25 at 5:59 PM PT, to be exact).

You can now redeem your #MyNintendo Platinum Points to collect custom icons from The Legend of #Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, available until 5/25 at 6pm PT. Icon elements will be refreshed each week. #NintendoSwitchOnline #MissionsAndRewards

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— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) May 12, 2023

Wave 2 of the Tears of the Kingdom icon suite includes (all icons are priced at 10 Platinum Points):

• Riju (Gerudo)
• Sidon (Zora)
• Tulin (Rito)
• Ganondorf

Also, there are a few more icons that are still available in the general pool:

• Link kneeling on a sky island
• Link sheathing his sword
• A Zonai
• A horde of enemies
• The Master Sword (no background)
• A silhouette of the Master Sword (black background)

Here’s the full visual suite for Wave 2, including backgrounds and frames:

Need Platinum Points?

As a reminder, if you want physical rewards, you can find our full Platinum Point guide here, which has been updated with details on weekly missions: bookmark it for when you need quick points for a reward. A handful of points is incredibly easy to get, as that’s basically just 15 minutes with Super Mario Run, or a quick sign-on to the 3DS or Wii U 3Shop. Also remember that any shipments are bundled together, so you can pay a flat rate for multiple items instead of paying it each time. Just know that items go out of stock on My Nintendo frequently, and some are never restocked.

Chris Carter

EIC, Reviews Director – Chris has been enjoying Destructoid avidly since 2008. He finally decided to take the next step in January of 2009 blogging on the site. Now, he’s staff!

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