It's been a while since I have played Tears of the Kingdom. In fact, I haven't really touched the game since completing it about a year ago. And given that you own a Nintendo Switch 2 already, there are now several good reasons to revisit the title, such as improved visuals or the new voice memories in the Zelda Notes app. But if you stay with the Nintendo Switch for now, like I do, then the new amiibo will have to do.
Sadly, they still haven't fixed the amiibo system (and probably never will). So, if you want the new paraglider fabrics in a timely manner, you will have to save scum, where at least this still works fine. I got lucky with Sidon, who gave me his fabric on first try, and with Yunobo after a couple of tries. But in case of Tulin and Riju I had to reload over a dozen times.
The designs of the new fabrics are nothing outstanding, but still quite good nevertheless. They were at the risk of treading the grounds of redundancy, since you already have the fabrics for the different tribes in the game and also the four Champion fabrics, where now they had come up with something new. But Riju's is the only one where this might be an issue, but I personally like its design much better than Urbosa's or the Gerudo fabric.
And the others are a bit more original. With Tulin it even looks like you have mounted him right above you, which is funny. And Yunobo's fabric is bearing the YunobCo symbol, which is really cool, but it would have been disappointing if this weren't the case, and this feels like an omission in the main game, even. The only letdown might be Sidon, where I personally like the other Zora designs better, but at least they were trying to do something different.
Anyway, below you can find a gallery of all the new stuff. For each of the fabrics you can see the message when obtaining them, their full design in the paraglider rework, and how they look in action.
Sage of Wind Fabric
Sage of Fire Fabric
Sage of Water Fabric
Sage of Lightning Fabric
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