LEGO Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Final Battle Set Leaks, Features Link and Zelda Fighting Ganon

LEGO’s highly anticipated The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time set, showcasing Link and Zelda in their epic showdown with Ganon, has surfaced online along with its price tag and launch date.

Billed as “The Final Battle,” this 1,003-piece model is scheduled to hit shelves on March 1, per Brick Tap. Priced at $129.99 / €119.99 / £99.99, the cost has sparked some debate among fans when stacked against other non-licensed LEGO collections.

Fans are already praising the build quality, particularly Ganon’s pig-human hybrid design and the inclusion of three iconic minifigures: Link, Zelda, and human-form Ganondorf. The set also features recovery hearts, Navi, and the Megaton Hammer.

First look at the new LEGO Zelda set releasing in March! pic.twitter.com/i27p8JSjCk

— Brick Tap (@BrickTapNews) January 16, 2026

The model recreates the flaming rooftops of Hyrule Castle, the site of the dramatic final boss battle in the classic N64 title. LEGO previously teased this location during an early sneak peek, suggesting that a full official reveal is imminent.

It’s INCREDIBLE, wrote Zelda enthusiast TheLegendofCap on Reddit. I’m buying this day one for sure. Happy we’re getting a Ganondorf minifigure. Another user, Donkeyrocket, added: Yeah, the Deku Tree set is pretty cool but I’d be far more eager to have this one as a display piece. Really good size and detail.

This marks LEGO’s second major entry into the franchise, following its September 2024 launch of the Great Deku Tree set. That release featured versions of the tree from both Ocarina of Time and Breath of the Wild, alongside two sets of Link and Zelda minifigures.

In other news, LEGO recently unveiled its first wave of Pokémon toys to largely positive feedback, despite some fan disappointment over the angular Pikachu and Poké Ball designs. Other sets in the range—featuring Eevee and a massive combined Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise creation—have received high praise. The collection is already selling out quickly, with resale prices climbing on eBay.