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Lego teases new Legend of Zelda set with a likely Ganon showdown

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JOSH L.
Nov 12

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Lego has released a brief teaser for its next Legend of Zelda set, and it appears fans can expect a confrontation with the franchise’s central antagonist, Ganon. The video, shared across Lego’s social media platforms, features a minifigure version of Link from The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time standing in a fiery setting, sword and shield at the ready, facing an unseen threat. While the teaser doesn’t explicitly reveal the opponent, the shadowy figure’s outline and the familiar soundtrack suggest the appearance of Ganondorf, possibly in his final, monstrous Ganon form.

The new set is scheduled for release in 2026, though Lego has yet to confirm its price or exact launch date. What’s known is that it will reuse the Adult Link minifigure and Navi the fairy from last year’s Great Deku Tree kit. That set, which blended elements from Ocarina of Time and Breath of the Wild, was well-received among collectors and fans of both the franchise and Lego’s video game collaborations. In the teaser, Link is equipped with his recognizable Master Sword and Hylian Shield—pieces already seen in the previous kit—but there’s an intriguing addition: a Princess Zelda minifigure modeled after her Ocarina of Time appearance. Until now, Lego has only released a Breath of the Wild version of Zelda, so this marks a notable expansion of the series’ representation across the franchise’s timeline.

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The teaser suggests that Lego plans to continue exploring The Legend of Zelda’s rich mythology through future releases. With the franchise celebrating decades of influence in both gaming and pop culture, this set seems aimed at bridging nostalgic appeal with collectible value. While the company’s cautious rollout leaves much to speculation, the appearance of Ganon could hint at larger-scale builds or play features tied to one of the series’ most iconic battles.

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