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Nintendo and Lego are teasing another The Legend of Zelda collaboration for 2026. There’s no price tag or description yet but we did get a neat little live-action tease recreating the end of Ocarina of Time.
The scene shows Link in his classic green tunic with the Master Sword and Hyrulian shield standing in the ruins of the castle with Princess Zelda in the background. Navi hovers nearby as a shadow creeps up and Ganon’s theme plays, suggesting the Lego set might be a depiction of the final battle from the classic Nintendo 64 game.
The other big question, aside from what the set will be, is how much it will cost. Lego has been aggressively burrowing into fan nostalgia and bank accounts in recent years with licensed sets that cost as much as some video game consoles. The Great Deku Zelda Lego set arrived back in 2024 for $300. At 2,500 pieces it was no small set, but it was also the same price as a Nintendo Switch (less now due to the latter going up in price earlier this year).
It seems like Lego is at least sticking with the Ocarina era for the follow-up and bringing Ganon into the mix this time. They might as well keep going and give us Zora’s Domain, Death Mountain, Gerudo Valley, Hyrule Castle, and the rest of Kokiri Forest. Personally, I’d love a Lego recreation of Clock Town from Majora’s Mask. I’m sure both companies can get to that eventually. Nintendo has its live-action Zelda movie coming in 2027.
