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Lego has a long history of geek and gaming crossovers. We’ve seen recent sets for Star Wars<\/em><\/a> and Star Trek<\/em><\/a>, while past collaborations include everything from Super Mario Bros.<\/em><\/a> to Minecraft<\/em><\/a>. The latest blocky tie-in is a classic: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time<\/em>, as teased on social network X by Nintendo of America with the caption \u201cDo you realize who you\u2019re dealing with?\u201d<\/p>\n The short video clip recreates a scene from the game, with a minifig of Link armed with his Hylian shield and Master Sword beside a tiny floating Navi fairy. (Presumably Lego Navi will not interrupt you with “Hey! Listen!” every five minutes, but maybe the company is striving for total accuracy.) A blurry Zelda minifig stands behind them, and the heroes stare upward at the looming shadow of what must be a Ganon character. Whether the villain is a minifig of his own or a larger-than-life constructed model remains to be seen. The set won’t be released until 2026, but most likely either Lego or Nintendo will reveal more details ahead of the launch date.<\/p>\n This isn’t the first time Hyrule is getting the Lego treatment. The brands’ debut Legend of Zelda<\/em> collab was a set of the Great Deku Tree<\/a> that came out last year, and it could be built as either the wise arboreal being from Ocarina of Time<\/em> or from Breath of the Wild<\/em>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n