Only a few more months are left before the release of the much-awaited The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Fans are having a tough time controlling their eagerness to get their hands on this upcoming Nintendo Switch title. After all, the Zelda games have been one of the most beloved series in video game history.

Fans have been waiting for this title ever since it was first teased in 2021. The internet is now full of rumors, leaks, and updates related to this game. This is what helps to keep the hype for the game alive. But it seems Nintendo is planning to add fuel to this fire of hype with a rumored partnership with LEGO, which fan has been wanting for years.

Is The Legend of Zelda LEGO set real?

For years, fans have been asking LEGO to create a Zelda set, but it never happened. However, it wasn’t the case that this toy-making company can’t collaborate with Nintendo, as they have created multiple Super Mario sets, which is also a famous series by the Japanese giants. Moreover, LEGO even released a gigantic Bowser toy last year!

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What could be the reason for not releasing a Zelda set? It has never been cleared, and LEGO continuously rejected Zelda sets. In 2022, they apparently also banned submitting requests for Zelda sets due to license issues. But it seems all the hurdles between this collaboration are now over, as the latest leak hinted at a Zelda LEGO set in development.

The famous LEGO news site Promobricks revealed that the toy-making giants are working on a ‘The Legend of Zelda’ set. This leak originally came from a Eurobrick forum dedicated to LEGO rumors. A forum user named JeanGreyForever was the one to leak this information, who also leaked that it would be 1920 pieces set costing $250.

The leaker also stated that this possible Zelda model would be a “2-in-1 model based on the Great Deku Tree”. However, JeanGreyForever didn’t share any photos related to this leak, as he stated having no permission to share the photos. But there are some images of this rumored set that have surfaced on Twitter.

Would you get your hands on this rumored The Legend of Zelda LEGO set? Let us know in the comments below.

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