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Lego’s next Legend of Zelda set recreates Ocarina of Time’s final battle.

After launching its first three Pokémon sets this week, Lego has announced a second Legend of Zelda set today, following the debut of the Great Deku Tree in 2024. The 1,003-piece, $129.99 set features Ganon’s ruined castle from Ocarina of Time’s climactic final battle, Zelda, Link, and Ganondorf minifigures, and a larger buildable version of Ganon.

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<em>The set is now available for preorder through Lego’s website and will ship starting on March 1st, 2026.</em>
<em>Minifigure versions of Link, Zelda, and Ganondorf are included, plus Navi.</em>
<em>The buildable version of Ganon battles Link with two swords and the Megaton Hammer.</em>
<em>The set features interactive play elements including movable rubble and a button that makes the Ganondorf minifigure rise from the ruins.</em>
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The set is now available for preorder through Lego’s website and will ship starting on March 1st, 2026.
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