LEGO Announces The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Set, Arriving in 2026
In a major announcement that bridges the worlds of brick-building and video gaming, The LEGO Group has officially revealed its ongoing work on a new LEGO set inspired by The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.
Scheduled for release in 2026, this forthcoming set underscores the enduring collaboration between LEGO and Nintendo, two of the biggest names in entertainment and interactive media. Background: A Partnership Forged in Gaming History The Legend of Zelda series, a flagship Nintendo property since its debut in 1986, is renowned for its genre-defining action-adventure gameplay and iconic characters like Link and Zelda.
Among the franchise's many celebrated entries, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo 64 consistently stands as a high-water mark, frequently cited among the greatest video games ever created.
LEGO, famous for turning popular franchises into immersive building sets, partnered with Nintendo in recent years to bring interactive sets to fans worldwide through collaborations on both Mario and Zelda series. Ocarina of Time’s Deku Tree Set Paved the Way LEGO’s most recent The Legend of Zelda-themed set was centered on the Deku Tree, a memorable location from Ocarina of Time.
The Deku Tree set made headlines upon its release, both for its intricacy and its higher price tag, reflecting the premium craftsmanship LEGO brings to iconic gaming properties.
With its collectible status and positive reception, the Deku Tree set set the stage for further expansions into the Zelda universe. Next Set Teased, Release Window Confirmed On November 11, 2025, Nintendo of America further stoked anticipation with a social media teaser, hinting at the scale and ambition of the new Ocarina of Time set.
In a concise statement, The LEGO Group confirmed ongoing development of the set and outlined plans for a 2026 release.
While images are currently limited to an official teaser, the announcement has already generated significant buzz across the gaming and toy enthusiast communities. Facts and Context - The latest set follows the LEGO Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time edition), continuing support for The Legend of Zelda properties in brick form. - LEGO's collaboration with Nintendo extends beyond Zelda, including celebrated releases like the LEGO Super Mario interactive sets for Nintendo Switch fans. - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time debuted on Nintendo 64 in 1998, later arriving on multiple platforms including the Nintendo Switch via digital distribution on the eShop. - LEGO’s licensed video game sets are known for high production standards and limited-edition appeal, making each release notable for collectors and fans alike. Looking Ahead As the LEGO Group prepares for the 2026 launch of its new The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time set, both Nintendo fans and LEGO enthusiasts can anticipate another meticulously designed product that honors a classic chapter from Nintendo history.
More details on pricing, set features, and pre-order opportunities are expected as the release date approaches. Stay tuned for ongoing updates on this and other major Nintendo-related LEGO projects as both companies continue to celebrate gaming’s enduring legacy through creative, buildable experiences.
Scheduled for release in 2026, this forthcoming set underscores the enduring collaboration between LEGO and Nintendo, two of the biggest names in entertainment and interactive media. Background: A Partnership Forged in Gaming History The Legend of Zelda series, a flagship Nintendo property since its debut in 1986, is renowned for its genre-defining action-adventure gameplay and iconic characters like Link and Zelda.
Among the franchise's many celebrated entries, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time for the Nintendo 64 consistently stands as a high-water mark, frequently cited among the greatest video games ever created.
LEGO, famous for turning popular franchises into immersive building sets, partnered with Nintendo in recent years to bring interactive sets to fans worldwide through collaborations on both Mario and Zelda series. Ocarina of Time’s Deku Tree Set Paved the Way LEGO’s most recent The Legend of Zelda-themed set was centered on the Deku Tree, a memorable location from Ocarina of Time.
The Deku Tree set made headlines upon its release, both for its intricacy and its higher price tag, reflecting the premium craftsmanship LEGO brings to iconic gaming properties.
With its collectible status and positive reception, the Deku Tree set set the stage for further expansions into the Zelda universe. Next Set Teased, Release Window Confirmed On November 11, 2025, Nintendo of America further stoked anticipation with a social media teaser, hinting at the scale and ambition of the new Ocarina of Time set.
In a concise statement, The LEGO Group confirmed ongoing development of the set and outlined plans for a 2026 release.
While images are currently limited to an official teaser, the announcement has already generated significant buzz across the gaming and toy enthusiast communities. Facts and Context - The latest set follows the LEGO Deku Tree (Ocarina of Time edition), continuing support for The Legend of Zelda properties in brick form. - LEGO's collaboration with Nintendo extends beyond Zelda, including celebrated releases like the LEGO Super Mario interactive sets for Nintendo Switch fans. - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time debuted on Nintendo 64 in 1998, later arriving on multiple platforms including the Nintendo Switch via digital distribution on the eShop. - LEGO’s licensed video game sets are known for high production standards and limited-edition appeal, making each release notable for collectors and fans alike. Looking Ahead As the LEGO Group prepares for the 2026 launch of its new The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time set, both Nintendo fans and LEGO enthusiasts can anticipate another meticulously designed product that honors a classic chapter from Nintendo history.
More details on pricing, set features, and pre-order opportunities are expected as the release date approaches. Stay tuned for ongoing updates on this and other major Nintendo-related LEGO projects as both companies continue to celebrate gaming’s enduring legacy through creative, buildable experiences.
