LEGO The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time – Final Battle dated and detailed

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Overview – a physical take on Ocarina of Time’s closing fight

The LEGO Group has revealed a new set based on Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Titled The Final Battle (77093), it reconstructs the endgame confrontation at Ganon’s Castle with a crumbling tower centerpiece. The build totals 1,003 pieces and features a mix of display and interactive elements. Pre-orders open on January 16, 2026, with the set officially arriving on March 1, 2026 at a list price of USD 129.99.

Scene recreation and included characters

The diorama focuses on the ruined tower setting associated with the final encounter. It integrates debris and environmental detail to frame the showdown between key characters. The box includes three minifigures: Link, Princess Zelda and Ganondorf, plus a large brick-built Ganon and a transparent representation of Navi.

The characters are positioned to mirror the final sequence from the original game – players can stage confrontations or keep the set in a static display configuration. The environment also hides three Recovery Hearts as part of its layered build.

Interactive mechanics – from hidden reveals to rising Ganondorf

Beyond static display, the set introduces several functional touches designed to echo the pacing of the boss fight. These mechanisms are tied to the collapsing castle motif and timed reveals.

• Button-triggered eruption – a built-in mechanism causes the ruins to burst open, raising Ganondorf into the arena.
• Hidden elements – uncover Recovery Hearts and other tucked-away details through environmental reveals.
• Boss engagement – interact with the brick-built Ganon to re-stage the second phase of the encounter.

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Key dates and numbers

Below are the headline details provided by LEGO – a quick reference for timing and specifications.

Final takeaway – a focused homage to an iconic boss fight

This release centers on the decisive Ocarina of Time encounter, emphasizing mechanical reveals and a character-complete lineup. For fans of the series, it offers a tangible way to revisit the finale – whether as a functional display piece or a hands-on scene to rebuild and restage.