The LEGO Group has carried over the momentum from last year, introducing sets that the community wants, as well as some releases that are their own brainchild. Last year, LEGO hinted at a Legend of Zelda collaboration with Nintendo, and now the official set is releasing. This one joins the likes of the and the set released by the group this month.
The will replicate one of the most iconic boss battles in the title’s history, depicting the Ocarina of Time bash taking place among the ruins of Hyrule Castle Town, as Link and Princess Zelda take on the monstrous Ganon. The official set is even better than initially anticipated by community experts, adding to the numerous options LEGO fans have at their disposal.
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The 1,003-piece set dubbed the Ocarina of Time: The Final Battle is a faithful diorama of the most iconic arcade games for the Nintendo N64 console line-up. Ganondorf, in his final boss human form (that’s buildable piece by piece), takes up the most territory of the set, as minifigures of Link and Zelda are depicted taking on the monster. The base of the set shows Ganon’s ruined castle and damaged tower, as the rubble masks the three recovery hearts. Other inclusions of the set include the Master Sword, a couple of fabric capes, dual honking swords of Ganon, and the Hylian Shield.
When the set depicting the intense scrap in the ruins of Hyrule Castle is put together, it measures 6.5 inches high, 11 inches wide, and 7 inches deep. That makes it ideal for your gaming desk setup or work shelf to display your love for the title. If you look closely at the official pictures, the base recreates the arena of Hyrule from the N64, and has the Triforce-badged display base. LEGO has paid attention to detail in the creation, as one can spot the little elements of the Ocarina. Things like the pile of rubble, the Megaton Hammer, or Navi the fairy floating among the chaos. In fact, a hidden button activates the lid mechanism, as the ruins erupt and the super villain announces his presence for ultimate supremacy.
Compared to the 2-in-1 Great Deku Tree set, this one is smaller since it represents only a single title. The price tag of $130 is also accommodating for fans who don’t want an elaborate set to fit in their scheme of things. Ocarina of Time: The Final Battle set is up for pre-order right now, and the official launch is slated for 1st March. Even for a neutral fan who loves playing arcade games for fun, this LEGO build is one to consider.
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