Every Legend of Zelda LEGO Set Released So Far

In 2020, Nintendo signed a partnership deal with LEGO. It has resulted in numerous fantastic sets from the variety of Nintendo's first-party franchises.

Mario came first, of course. LEGO released a combination of adult sets – like The Mighty Bowser and a massive Super Mario Kart statue – along with kid-interactive playsets like Boswer's Airship. The Animal Crossing and Sonic the Hedgehog franchises (it's still surreal that Nintendo now owns Sonic) followed afterwards.

But for the first four years of the partnership, LEGO remained mum on the The Legend of Zelda. It was especially ironic, because out of all of Nintendo's creative properties, Zelda lends itself most readily to LEGO recreation.

What do you think of when some one says "Zelda?"

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I think of castles, dungeons and fantasy creatures. Thanks to LEGO The Lord of the Rings and LEGO Dungeons and Dragons, we know the designers excel in the fantasy genre. So, it is no surprise that the LEGO Zelda sets released thus far have been wonderful. The only problem is there aren't more of them.

Here is every LEGO Legend of Zelda set that's been released as of August 2026. We'll update this article as LEGO releases more.

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Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 (Retired)

The Great Deku Tree is an iconic landmark in Hyrulean lore, appearing most prominently in Ocarina of Time and Breath of the Wild. Accordingly, this LEGO set allows you to build either Great Deku Tree. It also comes with differently syled minifigures of Link and Zelda, allowing you to set up whichever tableau was more impactful on your childhood. We built and reviewed this set for its release. Until it retired, we also included it on our list of the best adult LEGO sets.

How Many LEGO Legend of Zelda Sets are There?

According to the official LEGO site, there is one Legend of Zelda set available for purchase as of August 2026.

What's Next?

There's rumor that a new LEGO Legend of Zelda set will launch before the end of the year, possibly around November. Thus far, every LEGO Zelda set has been an adult set, and so will this one. Its exact piece count – let alone its topic or subject – is unknown.

Assuming it's another display piece, we're hoping for Hyrule Castle, which would be the most obvious choice. LEGO has a long, storied history of castle and medieval builds, so a LEGO Hyrule Castle would be right in the designers' wheelhouse. But it could also be something more abstract, like a Hylian Shield or an 8-bit homage, which LEGO Mario has created some precedence for. We'll let you know as soon as we do.

Kevin Wong is a contributing freelancer for IGN, specializing in LEGO. He's also been published in Complex, Engadget, Gamespot, Kotaku, and more. Follow him on Twitter at @kevinjameswong.