The Legend of Zelda‘s collaboration with LEGO continues into 2026. For years, while other Nintendo properties got the brick treatment, including Mario and Animal Crossing, Zelda was left curiously behind. Despite having a rich backlog of potential games, characters, and moments to choose from, it was not until 2025 that an official crossover occurred.
This collab burst onto the scene in grandeur. It was a massive, 2,500-piece set that cost $300. Players could build the Great Deku Tree, choosing whether to make the version from Ocarina of Time or Breath of the Wild. That was a huge, challenging one to build. This time, they’re back with another Ocarina of Time crossover, but it’s smaller-scale and perhaps a little more iconic in nature.
LEGO’s Second Zelda Set Officially Available
At first, a second LEGO Zelda set was only a leak. Leakers indicated that there’d be another release. The leak ended up being incredibly accurate, revealing that it would be from Ocarina of Time and much smaller than the first release. It was also right about the release date, which is March 1.
The leak didn’t reveal this initially, but it was always highly likely that the LEGO set would focus on the final battle. It’s one of the most iconic moments not only in Ocarina of Time but in the entire The Legend of Zelda franchise. Even almost 30 years later, it holds up against the rest of the games.
It features Link and Navi, who was sidelined along with Princess Zelda, attempting to take on Ganondorf in his final form. This is after a false ending in Hyrule Castle. Ganondorf hunts Link down and starts up a circle of fire so that Navi and Zelda cannot help Link in his final encounter.
Within the set is also a destroyed version of Hyrule Castle from after the first Ganon encounter. There’s a Triforce as well, which is fitting since it’s the logo for this series (more or less), and it’s what the Demon King was searching for in the first place. It’s a pretty accurate depiction of the final boss fight from what many consider to still be the best game in the series.
The set contains 1,003 pieces, and it’s available for pre-order now for $130. It is expected to be released on March 1, 2026, but it is also highly likely to sell out, so act fast. There is a limit of three per customer, so LEGO is attempting to make sure plenty of fans can get theirs.
LEGO is having a big year with Nintendo. They’re coming out with several new Pokémon sets, including an Eevee and Pikachu with a Pokéball. Those two are available for $60 and $200, respectively. The big set, however, is a diorama with Charizard, Bulbasaur, and Blastoise. That one is $650, and it has almost 7,000 pieces.
Those are the first three licensed Pokémon LEGO sets. There are only two The Legend of Zelda sets so far, but it is highly likely that more will come in the future. The GameBoy set features two game cartridges, one of which is Link’s Awakening, but that’s not a full Zelda set.
Conclusion
The Legend of Zelda fans are anxiously awaiting the next new game, but in the meantime, there’s plenty to tide them over. The movie is coming out next year and is filming now, but there’s also a brand-new LEGO set to help pass the time. More could be coming in the future, but either way, they are officially 2/2 on licensed Zelda sets, providing two iconic sets for gamers to build.
