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Rumor: Zelda's Great Deku Tree set by Lego drops this year

Jan 21, 2024 11:39 AM

Excitement builds within The Legend of Zelda fan community as leaks suggest a Great Deku Tree Lego set may debut in 2024. Known Lego leaker, 1414falconfan, indicates a release this September with the potential for two versions of the iconic tree from the series, representing scenes from Ocarina of Time and Breath of the Wild, complete with mini-figures of Link and Zelda. Despite a lack of official confirmation, the rumor gains credibility from Lego's previous copyright action against shared images of such a set. The collaboration between Nintendo and Lego is expected to continue the success of their prior ventures, which began with the innovative Super Mario sets released in 2020, featuring interactive elements like screens and NFC chips.

What could the rumored Lego Zelda Great Deku Tree set look like?

The rumored set might include a 2500-piece buildable Great Deku Tree, with optional designs for its appearance in Ocarina of Time and Breath of the Wild, along with mini-figures of Link from the former and both Link and Zelda from the latter.

The Legend of Zelda series, first launched by Nintendo in 1986, has become a cornerstone of their gaming franchise. Over the years, the series has expanded with multiple games, each exploring the mythical land of Hyrule and its characters, such as Link and Princess Zelda. The exploration and puzzle-solving elements blended with action-adventure have garnered a massive following. Partnerships like the one with Lego bring the beloved world into a tangible form, offering fans new and interactive ways to engage with their favorite series.



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