The 2026 LEGO Zelda set is 77093 Ocarina of Time, The Final Battle. It went on sale on March 1, 2026 and recreates the end of Ocarina of Time: Ganon's castle tower in ruins, with Adult Link, Princess Zelda and Ganondorf as minifigures, a large brick-built Ganon and the fairy Navi. It is rated 18+, it is LEGO's second Zelda set, and the first one, the Great Deku Tree, is no longer sold by LEGO.

Quick answer: Ocarina of Time, The Final Battle (77093) is the 2026 Zelda set, out since March 1, 2026. It has three minifigures, a big Ganon figure and a button that bursts the tower ruins open. The earlier Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 (77092) is retired.

The set at a glance

Ocarina of Time – The Final Battle
  • Set: 77093 Ocarina of Time, The Final Battle
  • Revealed: mid-January 2026, with pre-orders from January 16
  • Released: March 1, 2026
  • Age mark: 18+
  • Minifigures: Adult Link, Princess Zelda, Ganondorf
  • Also in the box: a large brick-built Ganon and a transparent build of Navi
  • Size: over 17 cm high, 29 cm wide and 18 cm deep, according to LEGO
  • Expected exit: December 31, 2027 in our catalog

The piece count is on the card and comes from our catalog when this page is built.

Ocarina of Time – The Final Battle

Ganon's ruined tower from the final battle of Ocarina of Time, with Link, Princess Zelda and Ganondorf minifigures, a large Ganon figure and Navi.

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What is in the box

The build is the collapsing castle tower where the game ends. Three Recovery Hearts are hidden in the rubble, and a button-driven lid mechanism throws the ruins open so Ganondorf rises out of the debris, the moment before he transforms. Ganon himself is a separate, much larger brick-built figure. LEGO lists the Master Sword, the Hylian Shield and the Megaton Hammer among the accessories, and Zelda's power is shown as waves of light.

The minifigures are the draw for many fans. Princess Zelda comes in her pink and purple Ocarina of Time dress, Link is the adult version, and Ganondorf gets a cape and printed armour. One early review noted what is missing: there is no bow and no Light Arrows, even though Light Arrows are central to the Ganondorf fight in the game.

How it compares with the Great Deku Tree

Great Deku Tree 2-in-1

The first LEGO Zelda set, the Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 from 2024, was a large display model that could be built in a Breath of the Wild or an Ocarina of Time version. The Final Battle is a smaller, single-scene diorama with more play built in: the button mechanism, hidden hearts and a big-figure villain. If you missed the Deku Tree, it now has to come from the secondhand market; the card shows its current status.

Great Deku Tree 2-in-1
Retired at LEGO; check the set page for where it is still sold

The Great Deku Tree 2-in-1, the first LEGO Zelda set, buildable as either the Breath of the Wild or the Ocarina of Time version. Retired at LEGO.

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Who should buy it

  • Buy it if Ocarina of Time is your Zelda, or you want Princess Zelda and Ganondorf as minifigures next to the Link you already own.
  • Think twice if you want a large display piece: it is a compact diorama, so a reviewer's verdict that the scene looks sparse may matter more to you than the play features.
  • As a gift, it suits an adult fan of the game; the 18+ mark is LEGO's way of saying it was designed for adults, not that it is hard to build.

Key Takeaway
The 2026 LEGO Zelda set is 77093 Ocarina of Time, The Final Battle, released March 1, 2026
Key Takeaway
It includes three minifigures, Link, Princess Zelda and Ganondorf, plus a large Ganon figure and Navi
Key Takeaway
A button opens the tower ruins so Ganondorf rises from the rubble, which hides three Recovery Hearts
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It is rated 18+ and measures about 17 cm high, 29 cm wide and 18 cm deep
Key Takeaway
The first LEGO Zelda set, the Great Deku Tree 2-in-1, is retired at LEGO