Zelda's LEGO is now official: the Great Deku Tree will arrive in September

The new LEGO set of The Legend of Zelda

After being leaked more than once, Nintendo's first LEGO set based on the Zelda franchise is now official. It's indeed the Great Deku Tree, a scene featuring Link and Zelda in clothing from Breath of the Wild , and even a Korok making an appearance.

The first official LEGO Zelda

The wait has been endless for some, but we can finally say that the LEGO Zelda set is official. It will arrive on September 1st , and just like the beautiful LEGO bonsai set, this tree will also have a version with green leaves and a flowering version, allowing users to customize it to their liking depending on the time of year or the scene they prefer to depict.

Link will be able to wear either the classic green outfit from Ocarina of Time or the distinctive blue attire he debuted in Breath of the Wild . To be precise, there will be two different sets that can be assembled simultaneously, allowing you to sport two distinct styles inspired by The Legend of Zelda games: Ocarina of Time and Breath of the Wild.

There are also small structures like Link's house , carnivorous plants, or the unmistakable cooking pot from Breath of the Wild in which you cook tasty dishes that increase the character's stamina.

Hidden details

The set will feature many details that will delight fans of the saga. For example, one of the sets includes Link carrying the Ocarina of Time , the Hylian Shield, the Master Sword, and much more. It also includes a Zelda figure and three Link figures in different versions.

It is a set that hides many references from the game, making it a very special gift for lovers of the saga.

The new LEGO set of The Legend of Zelda

How much does it cost?

For now, the announcement shared by Nintendo has only shown a teaser video, but we only have to visit the LEGO website to discover that the official price of the set will be €299,99 when it becomes available on September 1st.

It will consist of 2.500 pieces , and will have the reference number set #77092. It has a height of 33 centimeters for the Ocarina of Time version and 31 centimeters for the Breath of the Wild version.


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