Nintendo and several major partners have rolled out a wide array of commemorative products for The Legend of Zelda’s 40th Anniversary, showcasing collaborations across toys, puzzles and collectibles.
The merchandising slate, highlighted during a dedicated anniversary presentation and related promotional events, spans a licensed LEGO set, playable ocarinas, action figures, an electronic Master Sword replica and special Huzzle puzzle editions.
Among the most visible items is a Link and Epona LEGO set that recreates the bond between the hero and his horse in block form.
Nintendo described the product as an officially licensed construction set designed to capture a classic series moment for collectors and fans.
Nintendo also revealed multiple ocarina offerings, including a playable model and a version with an electric component.
In journalistic terms: Nintendo announced that new playable ocarinas will be available as part of the anniversary lineup and confirmed one model that integrates electronic features for amplified sound or connectivity, expanding the range beyond purely decorative replicas.
Toy partners are involved as well.
Hasbro’s figure line is on the way, giving collectors a mass-market option for character figures tied to the franchise.
Nintendo additionally showed an electronic Master Sword replica intended as a display-ready collectible that incorporates light or sound effects to evoke the series’ signature weapon.
Puzzles are also represented: The Legend of Zelda Masterpiece Color Edition Huzzle and The Legend of Zelda Premium Gold Edition Huzzle were announced as special puzzle releases aimed at fans and collectors.
These Huzzle editions join the broader anniversary merchandise program.
In Japan, the Nintendo Museum is participating in the anniversary celebrations with a new commemorative book that documents the series’ history and milestones.
The museum’s offering supplements the global retail announcements and provides a museum-focused collector item.
The Legend of Zelda franchise began in 1986 and has since become one of Nintendo’s flagship series, spawning numerous console releases and merchandise collaborations.
This anniversary merchandise push leverages long-standing partners such as LEGO and Hasbro and expands the range of physical collectibles available to fans on and off Nintendo platforms.
For more details on the full slate of announcements from the 40th Anniversary Direct and where specific items will be sold, check official Nintendo channels, the Nintendo eShop for digital announcements, and partner retail listings.
The merchandising slate, highlighted during a dedicated anniversary presentation and related promotional events, spans a licensed LEGO set, playable ocarinas, action figures, an electronic Master Sword replica and special Huzzle puzzle editions.
Among the most visible items is a Link and Epona LEGO set that recreates the bond between the hero and his horse in block form.
Nintendo described the product as an officially licensed construction set designed to capture a classic series moment for collectors and fans.
Nintendo also revealed multiple ocarina offerings, including a playable model and a version with an electric component.
In journalistic terms: Nintendo announced that new playable ocarinas will be available as part of the anniversary lineup and confirmed one model that integrates electronic features for amplified sound or connectivity, expanding the range beyond purely decorative replicas.
Toy partners are involved as well.
Hasbro’s figure line is on the way, giving collectors a mass-market option for character figures tied to the franchise.
Nintendo additionally showed an electronic Master Sword replica intended as a display-ready collectible that incorporates light or sound effects to evoke the series’ signature weapon.
Puzzles are also represented: The Legend of Zelda Masterpiece Color Edition Huzzle and The Legend of Zelda Premium Gold Edition Huzzle were announced as special puzzle releases aimed at fans and collectors.
These Huzzle editions join the broader anniversary merchandise program.
In Japan, the Nintendo Museum is participating in the anniversary celebrations with a new commemorative book that documents the series’ history and milestones.
The museum’s offering supplements the global retail announcements and provides a museum-focused collector item.
The Legend of Zelda franchise began in 1986 and has since become one of Nintendo’s flagship series, spawning numerous console releases and merchandise collaborations.
This anniversary merchandise push leverages long-standing partners such as LEGO and Hasbro and expands the range of physical collectibles available to fans on and off Nintendo platforms.
For more details on the full slate of announcements from the 40th Anniversary Direct and where specific items will be sold, check official Nintendo channels, the Nintendo eShop for digital announcements, and partner retail listings.
