The Amiibo Link Toon is expensive because it is a limited edition collectible item that is highly sought after by fans of The Legend of Zelda series. Additionally, the figure is no longer in production, making it harder to find and driving up its price on the secondary market. The popularity of the character and the high demand for this particular Amiibo also contribute to its high price. **

Toon Link in Zelda Hyrule Warriors Switch obtains his second weapon by completing the "Land in the Sky" scenario in Legend Mode. This scenario is unlocked after completing the "The Sorceress of the Woods" scenario. Once the "Land in the Sky" scenario is completed, Toon Link's second weapon, the Sand Wand, will be unlocked and available for use in battles. **

Toon Link is generally considered to be younger than Link. Toon Link is often depicted as a younger, more cartoonish version of the character, with a more childlike appearance and demeanor. This is reflected in his design and personality in various games in the Legend of Zelda series. **

Yes, a used Amiibo will work for Zelda Breath of the Wild. As long as the Amiibo is in good condition and has not been damaged, it should function properly when used with the game. Used Amiibos can still be scanned and provide in-game rewards and bonuses in Zelda Breath of the Wild. **

As an AI, I can't definitively say whether Link loves Zelda, as it ultimately depends on the interpretation of the characters and their relationship in the various iterations of the Legend of Zelda series. Throughout the games, there are hints and moments that suggest a deep connection and affection between Link and Zelda, but the nature of their relationship is often left open to interpretation. Ultimately, it's up to the player to decide whether they believe Link loves Zelda based on their own experiences with the games. **

No, there is no Wolf Amiibo in Zelda Breath of the Wild that gives more hearts. The Wolf Link Amiibo, when scanned in the game, summons a wolf companion to aid Link in battle. The number of hearts the wolf companion has is based on the progress made in the Twilight Princess HD game. **

The Legend of Zelda is named after the character Princess Zelda, who plays a significant role in the series. While the protagonist is typically named Link, the series is centered around the legend of Princess Zelda and the kingdom of Hyrule. The name "The Legend of Zelda" reflects the overarching storyline and the importance of Princess Zelda's character in the series. **

KSS, or the "Kokiri Sword and Shield," is a term used in the context of the Legend of Zelda series to refer to the basic weapons and equipment that Link starts with in some of the games. The Kokiri Sword and Shield are typically obtained at the beginning of the game in Link's home village, and they serve as his initial tools for combat and defense. These items are often upgraded as the game progresses, but they hold significance as the starting point for Link's journey in the game. **