US EditionLego Teases a Return to Hyrule: A New Legend of Zelda Set Is Coming in 2026
The 2026 release follows the Great Deku Tree set from 2024 and may include the first Ganondorf minifigure, expanding the Legend of Zelda Lego collection.
- On Tuesday, Lego announced a new Legend of Zelda set releasing in 2026 that may include Ganondorf as a minifigure variant for the first time.
- Nintendo and Lego have worked together since March 2020; their first Legend of Zelda release, the Great Deku Tree, arrived in September 2024 as a two‑in‑one build.
- On Tuesday, Lego released a 12‑second teaser showing mini figures of Link, Zelda and the fairy Navi, with Link surrounded by flames staring at a large threat.
- Collectors and fans stand to gain as the release expands Nintendo‑themed Lego sets and continues Lego's adult outreach with recently honed adult LEGO sets.
- It remains unclear whether the new Legend of Zelda set will be a two‑in‑one build or its piece count unknown, while clues suggest Link's green tunic and Zelda's pink dress point toward Ocarina of Time rather than Switch games.
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Nintendo has released a teaser for a new Lego set on The Legend of Zelda.
Nintendo and Lego have released a first teaser for a new set based on The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. The post from Nintendo of America begins with the line, "Do you realize who you're dealing with?" [Link to article: LEGO and Nintendo announce new Zelda set] You can support us with every purchase you make through Amazon. Your price remains the same, and we receive a small commission. Simply use this link. Thank you!
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