Ocarina Of Time Official Return Available Now

The Legend of Zelda fans have been gearing up for an official announcement from Nintendo regarding their plans for the 40th Anniversary. And while most players expect a big announcement later in the year, the celebration is already gearing up.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is among the most beloved games of the franchise, and if you’re looking for the perfect way to celebrate Zelda‘s 40th anniversary, Nintendo just dropped a stunning new release that will keep you busy as you wait for a bigger announcement later this year.

The Legend Of Zelda’s First 40th Anniversary Release Is Here

The Legend of Zelda‘s first official 40th anniversary release has arrived, with The Final Battle LEGO set hitting shelves today at select locations across the US (via X). It’s the first major new release in celebration of Link’s 40th birthday, and features the epic final encounter with Zelda and Link against Ganondorf. It’s available at select retailers in the US now, or can be purchased online via the LEGO store.

While The Final Battle LEGO set for Ocarina of Time is the first major Zelda release this year, fans of the franchise are hoping that there’s more on the way in 2026 from Nintendo when it comes to The Legend of Zelda. With the official anniversary date on February 21 passing without any major announcements, however, others are starting to worry.

Ocarina Of Time: The Final Battle Is Available Right Now

The Ocarina of Time “The Final Battle” LEGO set is officially available now in certain locations in the US, and is an essential addition to any LEGO collector’s library of themed sets. It will make an excellent gift for any Zelda fan (ages 18+), and it’s a 1,003-piece kit that runs roughly $130 USD.

The set is currently available in physical locations at Nintendo stores in New York and San Francisco, and likely multiple LEGO stores throughout the US as well. And while this LEGO kit is an absolute banger if you’re a fan of Ocarina of Time, most Zelda fans will be left wanting a bit more for this momentous anniversary.

Ultimately, it’s very likely that Nintendo has more up their sleeves when it comes to their official The Legend of Zelda’s 40th anniversary celebrations. 2026 is still young, and Nintendo hasn’t typically celebrated anniversaries of their iconic IPs on the exact anniversary dates, so it’s certainly not unreasonable to keep your fingers crossed for something big coming soon.