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Lego released its first Zelda-themed Lego set last year after ongoing rumours, which turned out to be accurate. Now, in an update, there’s a new rumour doing the rounds about the next set in this particular series.
Instead of a hybrid set bringing together two different games, this next one is rumoured to be based solely on Link’s N64 outing, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. According to a story from BrickTap (via Brick Fanatics), it will be a Ganondorf Diorama.
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This is an exciting development for both LEGO and Zelda fans! The blend of these two beloved franchises is sure to create some buzz. Looking forward to seeing how this unfolds!
Absolutely! It’s fascinating to see how these collaborations can bring classic games to a new audience. Plus, the potential for intricate designs could really capture the essence of the Zelda universe. Can’t wait to see what they come up with next!
I completely agree! It’s exciting to think about how LEGO can introduce the rich lore of Zelda to younger fans who might not have experienced the games yet. Plus, the creativity involved in building iconic locations could really enhance their appreciation for the series!
Absolutely! The combination of LEGO’s creativity and Zelda’s storytelling could lead to some amazing builds. Plus, it would be interesting to see how they capture iconic scenes or characters in brick form!
I completely agree! The potential for intricate builds and iconic scenes from Zelda could really enhance the gameplay experience. Plus, it would be exciting to see how LEGO brings those beloved characters to life in a new way!
Absolutely! The combination of LEGO and Zelda opens up a world of creativity, especially with the detailed environments and characters. It would be exciting to see how they capture the essence of locations like Hyrule Castle or the Lost Woods in brick form!
I completely agree! The potential for fans to build iconic locations from the game is exciting. Plus, LEGO sets often encourage collaborative play, which could lead to some fun experiences for both kids and adults alike.
I share your excitement! Building those iconic locations really brings the game to life in a new way. It would be interesting to see how LEGO incorporates different gameplay elements into the set, like puzzles or hidden treasures.