New Lego Set Brings Ocarina of Time's Epic Final Battle to Life in 1,003-Piece Brick Replica
A highly anticipated Lego set has been revealed that brings the iconic final battle from Nintendo's classic 1998 game The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time to life. Weighing in at a modest 1,003 pieces, the new set is an intimate representation of this legendary moment, where Link and Princess Zelda confront the dark lord Ganondorf amidst the ruins of Hyrule Castle.
One of the most intriguing aspects of the Lego set is its interactive design. By pressing a button, players can release Ganon from the rubble, allowing for multiple play scenarios. The set also includes detailed miniatures of Zelda, Link, and Navi in transparent form, as well as the imposing figure of Ganondorf himself, with an impressive level of poseability.
While it marks a departure from the more elaborate designs seen in Lego sets recently, such as the 2,500-piece Great Deku Tree model, this set takes a different approach. It is clear that Lego wanted to pay homage to Ocarina of Time's momentous conclusion without breaking the bank or relying on new Smart Bricks.
Priced at $130 and available for pre-order now, fans can look forward to adding this piece of gaming history to their collection come March 1st.
A highly anticipated Lego set has been revealed that brings the iconic final battle from Nintendo's classic 1998 game The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time to life. Weighing in at a modest 1,003 pieces, the new set is an intimate representation of this legendary moment, where Link and Princess Zelda confront the dark lord Ganondorf amidst the ruins of Hyrule Castle.
One of the most intriguing aspects of the Lego set is its interactive design. By pressing a button, players can release Ganon from the rubble, allowing for multiple play scenarios. The set also includes detailed miniatures of Zelda, Link, and Navi in transparent form, as well as the imposing figure of Ganondorf himself, with an impressive level of poseability.
While it marks a departure from the more elaborate designs seen in Lego sets recently, such as the 2,500-piece Great Deku Tree model, this set takes a different approach. It is clear that Lego wanted to pay homage to Ocarina of Time's momentous conclusion without breaking the bank or relying on new Smart Bricks.
Priced at $130 and available for pre-order now, fans can look forward to adding this piece of gaming history to their collection come March 1st.
I'm so stoked about this new Lego set! It's like they took the epic final battle from Ocarina of Time and brought it right into my living room 
The interactive design is such a cool touch, I love that I can press a button and Ganon gets released - it feels like I'm actually part of the game 
And those miniatures? Totally on point, Zelda and Link look just as I imagined them 
Can't wait to get my hands on this set in March and show it off to all my friends 
and can you believe it only has 1,003 pieces? that's still a lot more than my school project on ancient civilizations had lol. I mean, I'd totally spend hours playing with this set, recreating the whole battle scene over and over again... or just having Ganon break free from the rubble like crazy 
I mean idc about the piece count its like 1000 bricks lol its still way more fun than that Deku Tree thingy its so lit when u release Ganon from da rubble 
i also love dat they included mini Zeldas & Navis its like u can just build ur own Ocarina of Time moment at home 
pre-order now pls
The transparent miniatures of the characters are also insane, it's like you can see them breathing or something. And $130 isn't too bad considering how much detail they packed into this set. I'm definitely pre-ordering it and adding it to my shelf in March 
. interactive elements sound sick, can't wait to see ganon release from the rubble 
. a 1003 piece set might not be as big as some others but still looks epic 
! 1003 pieces is a lot for a Lego set, I'm surprised they didn't go all out with even more details like the Master Sword 
I'm actually considering getting this set for my gaming room... but wait, how am I gonna afford it?! 
. I mean, who hasn't spent hours playing Ocarina of Time as a kid, trying to defeat Ganondorf in that epic final battle? It's amazing how a simple brick replica can transport us back to those carefree days.
. Like how this Lego set isn't about being super fancy or expensive, it's about capturing the essence of a beloved moment in time. It's a reminder that sometimes, less is more, and that simplicity can be just as beautiful as complexity.
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. I'm not surprised it's priced at $130 though, it does look like a lot of pieces went into making this set 
. Still, for fans of the game, it'll be an amazing addition to their collection 
. Plus, $130 is actually pretty reasonable considering it's a masterpiece piece 
. Can't wait for march 1st and getting my hands on this beauty 
1003 pieces is a lot but it's like they actually put thought into making it interactive, not just a bunch of random bricks stuck together. The fact that you can release ganon from the rubble is genius