Hasbro Teases Upcoming Legend of Zelda Toy Collection
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Hasbro Teases Upcoming Legend of Zelda Toy Collection

authorBy Shigeru Miyamoto
DateJul 22, 2026
Read Time1 min

Hasbro, a prominent entertainment company, recently announced its collaboration with Nintendo to introduce a new toy collection inspired by The Legend of Zelda series. This multi-year agreement is set to culminate in an official unveiling at the highly anticipated San Diego Comic-Con, scheduled from July 23rd to 26th, 2026. Fans are eagerly awaiting more details regarding this exciting partnership.

In a recent development, Hasbro has provided an initial glimpse into the upcoming 6-inch scale toy line. The company shared a compelling image featuring the legendary Master Sword and the distinctive Hylian Shield, offering enthusiasts a taste of what's to come. This teaser has generated considerable excitement, especially as it coincides with the 40th anniversary celebrations of The Legend of Zelda franchise, which also includes the announced remake of the classic N64 title, Ocarina of Time, and a live-action film slated for release on April 30th, 2027.

This initiative by Hasbro and Nintendo represents a fantastic opportunity for fans to engage with the beloved world of Zelda in new and tangible ways. The introduction of high-quality action figures and collectibles allows a broader audience, including younger generations, to connect with the rich lore and iconic characters of the series. Such collaborations foster community engagement and celebrate the enduring legacy of video game franchises, ensuring their cultural impact continues to thrive and evolve for years to come.

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