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- LEGO The Legend of Zelda is returning in 2026, with a new set (77093) and a new Princess Zelda minifigure.
- So far, only one Zelda set has been released, the Deku Tree 2in1 (set number 76390) in 2024, and next years releases will include additional characters and sets from Nintendo’s series.
- The upcoming set (77093) is expected to contain 1,003 pieces, significantly fewer than the 2,500 pieces included in the Deku Tree set.
- Official details about the sets contents and price are still unconfirmed, but sources suggest a release date of March 1st, 2026. Further updates will be provided as they become available.
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LEGO The Legend of Zelda Returns in 2026 with New Set (77093) and Princess Zelda Minifigure
The LEGO Group has announced the return of LEGO The Legend of Zelda in 2026, though specific sets have not yet been revealed. So far, the only Zelda set released has been the Deku Tree 2in1 (set number 76390) in 2024. Next year’s releases will include new characters and sets from Nintendo’s series, including a new Princess Zelda minifigure. Only one set is currently planned: reference number 77093, containing 1,003 pieces. This is significantly fewer than the 2,500 pieces included in the Deku Tree set. While official details about the set’s contents and price remain unconfirmed, sources suggest a release date of March 1st, 2026. Stay tuned for further updates.
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