Summary
Alongside the Ocarina of Time remake and anniversary hardware, Nintendo’s Legend of Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct package includes a new brick collaboration: LEGO The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – Link & Epona.
Nintendos U.S. news post describes the set as a 1,750-piece collectible display model for adults, available starting spring 2027. The company frames it among partner anniversary initiatives, in the same breath as a Hasbro electronic Master Sword (also spring 2027) and other collaborations. The Nintendo wording does not publish a dollar price, exact street day, or set number in that post, so those details stay off this draft until LEGO or Nintendo Store pages lock them.
The timing puts the build after the remake’s November 5, 2026 Switch 2 launch and after the October 29 anniversary Switch 2 system and accessories. That sequencing matters for readers chasing the Direct’s full product wave: game and hardware first this fall, larger collectible merch into next spring.
Video Games Chronicle notes the set depicts adult Link riding Epona and places it as a follow-up to earlier Zelda LEGO releases (the Great Deku Tree and Ocarina of Time: The Final Battle). RCG is treating piece count, adult display positioning, spring 2027 availability, and the official set name as Nintendo-confirmed; comparative “third set” ranking and retired-set resale talk remain outlet context, not first-party claims.
For series context on rcg.news, see the live Tezuka retirement note at https://rcg.news/legend-takashi-tezuka-retiring/. The primary announcement is Nintendo’s Direct news page: https://www.nintendo.com/us/whatsnew/the-legend-of-zelda-40th-anniversary-celebration-revealed-in-new-nintendo-direct-presentation/.
Do not invent preorder windows, age gating beyond Nintendo’s “for adults” phrasing, or a U.S. MSRP. If LEGO publishes a full product sheet later, that can be a follow-up draft rather than a PATCH of this one.
Key Points
- Official set name: LEGO The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – Link & Epona
- 1,750 pieces; positioned as an adult collectible display model
- Availability: spring 2027 (no exact day, price, or set number yet)
- Sequencing: after Oct 29 anniversary Switch 2 hardware and Nov 5, 2026 Ocarina of Time remake
- Also announced in the same partner wave: Hasbro electronic Master Sword (spring 2027)
- Prior Zelda LEGO sets include the Great Deku Tree and Ocarina of Time: The Final Battle
