Lego Unveils Tribute to the Timeless Heroism of Ocarina of Time's Final Battle, A 1,003-Piece Set for Zelda Fans.
In a stroke of nostalgia, Lego has announced its latest set, "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - The Final Battle," a meticulously crafted tribute to one of gaming's most iconic moments – the climactic showdown between Link and Ganondorf in Nintendo's 1998 masterpiece, Ocarina of Time.
This new release weighs in at an impressive 1,003 pieces, a relatively modest yet substantial amount that promises a rich experience for fans of the series. The set stands as a brick-built homage to the legendary battle, where Link and Princess Zelda joined forces to save Hyrule from Ganondorf's malevolent grasp.
Upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that Lego has spared no detail in recreating this pivotal moment in gaming history. A cleverly designed mechanism allows players to release Ganon by pressing a button that raises him from the rubble – an innovative touch that promises endless entertainment for young and old alike.
Alongside the main set, fans will receive a trio of minifigures: Link, Zelda, and Navi, each meticulously crafted to reflect their in-game personas. The true standout, however, is Ganon himself – a large, poseable figure that captures the essence of this enduring nemesis.
It's worth noting that Lego's new Smart Brick technology hasn't made an appearance here; instead, it seems we're back to traditional building bricks. But for fans of Ocarina of Time, the nostalgia factor is more than enough to justify the release.
Priced at $130 and now available for pre-order, this set promises to be a must-have for any serious Zelda collector or casual fan looking to revisit one of gaming's most beloved franchises.
In a stroke of nostalgia, Lego has announced its latest set, "The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - The Final Battle," a meticulously crafted tribute to one of gaming's most iconic moments – the climactic showdown between Link and Ganondorf in Nintendo's 1998 masterpiece, Ocarina of Time.
This new release weighs in at an impressive 1,003 pieces, a relatively modest yet substantial amount that promises a rich experience for fans of the series. The set stands as a brick-built homage to the legendary battle, where Link and Princess Zelda joined forces to save Hyrule from Ganondorf's malevolent grasp.
Upon closer inspection, it becomes clear that Lego has spared no detail in recreating this pivotal moment in gaming history. A cleverly designed mechanism allows players to release Ganon by pressing a button that raises him from the rubble – an innovative touch that promises endless entertainment for young and old alike.
Alongside the main set, fans will receive a trio of minifigures: Link, Zelda, and Navi, each meticulously crafted to reflect their in-game personas. The true standout, however, is Ganon himself – a large, poseable figure that captures the essence of this enduring nemesis.
It's worth noting that Lego's new Smart Brick technology hasn't made an appearance here; instead, it seems we're back to traditional building bricks. But for fans of Ocarina of Time, the nostalgia factor is more than enough to justify the release.
Priced at $130 and now available for pre-order, this set promises to be a must-have for any serious Zelda collector or casual fan looking to revisit one of gaming's most beloved franchises.
1,003 pieces is crazy but i guess it makes sense for die hard zelda fans who wanna relive the classic. ganon's poseable figure tho 
that's a game changer! and the mini figures are nice too, especially link & zelda 
gotta get my hands on this set ASAP and display it proudly on my shelf 
, i'm more of a gamer than a builder but this looks super cool, especially ganon he's such an iconic villain 
, is there gonna be more sets like this for other zelda games? 
the mini figures r also a nice touch, esp ganon lol he looks so menacing 
. personally, i think $130 is a bit steep but i guess it's worth it 4 fans like me who've been waiting 2 relive this iconic moment in gaming history 
. I guess if you're a die-hard Zelda fan, it might be worth it, but for everyone else, it's just another money-grab 
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1,003 pieces is a lot but it's gonna be worth it to see Ganon in all his glory, that poseable feature sounds insane 
but $130 is a bit steep even for me, hope its worth it tho 
And those minifigures?! 
they're so detailed and cute. I'm definitely pre-ordering it, might even get it as a gift for a friend who's super into Zelda. 
. And at $130, it's not too pricey either 
. It's like Lego knows what we want and gives it to us 
. I'm gonna pre-order it ASAP, not 'cause I need it for my collection (although that helps), but because I wanna relive those epic battles from Ocarina of Time 
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. fans are gonna be super stoked for this release! did you know that Ocarina of Time has sold over 11 million copies worldwide? 
. I mean, 1,003 pieces? That's like, a whole lot of bricks. And $130? No thanks, I've got better things to spend my money on. Like, have you seen the state of the world lately? It's not like we need more nostalgic crap to fill our lives with 
. But hey, if you're one of those die-hard Zelda fans who can't get enough of that old stuff, I guess this set is for you 
i mean, who wouldn't wanna build and play with their childhood memories? 
the detail in Ganon's design is top notch - can't wait to get my hands on it