LEGO's first official The Legend of Zelda set, the Great Deku Tree 2-in-1, is now appearing on LEGO's "last chance to buy" pages, signaling an impending retirement for the 2024 release.
The listing was highlighted by IGN and picked up by Nintendo Life, indicating the set is being removed from the regular catalog in multiple regions.
Set details
The Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 launched in 2024 as LEGO's inaugural licensed The Legend of Zelda model.
The retail package is listed at $299.99 / £259.99 (local pricing may vary) and contains approximately 2,500 pieces.
The set includes four minifigures: two versions of Link, Young Link, and Princess Zelda, and it features build options inspired by scenes from Ocarina of Time and Breath of the Wild.
Official description, rewritten
LEGO's product copy explains that the Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 allows builders to construct the tree as it appears in Ocarina of Time or as seen in Breath of the Wild, with the model designed to be rebuilt into the alternate version.
The release includes two minifigure iterations of Link alongside Young Link and Princess Zelda.
Availability and retirement reporting
IGN reported the set's appearance on LEGO's U.S. "last chance to buy" webpage; Nintendo Life noted similar listings in the UK.
LEGO blogs and retailer pages cited in coverage are reporting that the set will retire in July 2024, and the product page is currently marked as "retiring soon." As with other discontinued LEGO sets, remaining stock and storefront availability can vary by region and retailer.
Context for collectors
Official LEGO retirement listings are a common signal that a set will no longer be produced once current inventory is sold.
Collectors tracking The Legend of Zelda merchandise or large licensed LEGO builds may want to verify availability through official LEGO channels, major retailers, or local store stock if they plan to purchase.
For reviews and hands-on impressions of the Great Deku Tree 2-in-1, Nintendo Life and other specialist sites have published full breakdowns and imagery.
The listing was highlighted by IGN and picked up by Nintendo Life, indicating the set is being removed from the regular catalog in multiple regions.
Set details
The Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 launched in 2024 as LEGO's inaugural licensed The Legend of Zelda model.
The retail package is listed at $299.99 / £259.99 (local pricing may vary) and contains approximately 2,500 pieces.
The set includes four minifigures: two versions of Link, Young Link, and Princess Zelda, and it features build options inspired by scenes from Ocarina of Time and Breath of the Wild.
Official description, rewritten
LEGO's product copy explains that the Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 allows builders to construct the tree as it appears in Ocarina of Time or as seen in Breath of the Wild, with the model designed to be rebuilt into the alternate version.
The release includes two minifigure iterations of Link alongside Young Link and Princess Zelda.
Availability and retirement reporting
IGN reported the set's appearance on LEGO's U.S. "last chance to buy" webpage; Nintendo Life noted similar listings in the UK.
LEGO blogs and retailer pages cited in coverage are reporting that the set will retire in July 2024, and the product page is currently marked as "retiring soon." As with other discontinued LEGO sets, remaining stock and storefront availability can vary by region and retailer.
Context for collectors
Official LEGO retirement listings are a common signal that a set will no longer be produced once current inventory is sold.
Collectors tracking The Legend of Zelda merchandise or large licensed LEGO builds may want to verify availability through official LEGO channels, major retailers, or local store stock if they plan to purchase.
For reviews and hands-on impressions of the Great Deku Tree 2-in-1, Nintendo Life and other specialist sites have published full breakdowns and imagery.
