LEGO The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – dates and features locked

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The LEGO Group has formally revealed LEGO The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – The Final Battle (set 77093), a brick-built take on the game’s climactic showdown inside Ganon’s Castle. The set comprises 1,003 pieces and centers on a crumbling tower that hides three Recovery Hearts. A push-button mechanism bursts open the debris and lifts Ganondorf into the arena. The box includes minifigures of Link, Princess Zelda, and Ganondorf, plus a large brick-built Ganon and a transparent build representing Navi. Pre-orders start January 16, 2026, with the retail launch on March 1, 2026 at USD 129.99.

Recreating the climactic fight in bricks

The build focuses on the final sequence from the Nintendo game, staging the confrontation amid the ruins of Ganon’s Castle. Interactive elements drive the scene: players can reveal hidden items within the rubble, trigger the lift that raises Ganondorf, and engage with a brick-built Ganon for a second-phase showdown. The inclusion of a clear-blue Navi element places the characters within the familiar Ocarina of Time context without straying from the core moment.

Key build and play features

• 1,003 pieces constructing a collapsing castle tower environment.
• Button-activated mechanism that opens the debris and elevates Ganondorf.
• Three Recovery Hearts concealed within the rubble.
• Brick-built Ganon for the transformed boss encounter.
• Minifigures: Link, Princess Zelda, Ganondorf, plus a transparent Navi build.

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Release timing and price

LEGO has set clear availability dates and pricing for this set, aligning its rollout across pre-order and general release. Below is a concise overview of what to expect and when.

Release schedule at a glance

Final takeaway – a focused diorama of Ocarina’s endgame

This set distills the Ocarina of Time finale into a mechanics-first display with a liftable Ganondorf, hidden hearts, and the Ganon transformation accounted for in bricks. For players who value scene-driven builds with clear dates and transparent pricing, it offers a definitive snapshot of the series’ most pivotal battle.