LEGO Great Deku Tree (77092): Worth ₹20,399?

Your wallet just got a notice from Hyrule, or perhaps the Lost Woods. The LEGO Great Deku Tree, set 77092, is here and it's... a lot. Two builds in one, which sounds like value, but at these prices, you'll be asking yourself if you need two Great Deku Trees or just one really good one. This isn't a casual impulse buy; this is a commitment.

This set gives you two distinct building experiences. First, there's the larger, more detailed version from Ocarina of Time. It's got poseable branches, a hidden compartment, and even a little Korok to cram inside. The build itself is intricate, focusing on replicating the texture and organic shape of the ancient tree. It’s a satisfying process, with plenty of SNOT (Studs Not On Top) techniques to keep things interesting. The designers clearly put thought into how to make plastic look like gnarled wood.

Then, you have the smaller, more stylized version from Breath of the Wild. This one is more abstract, focusing on capturing the essence of the tree rather than its exact form. It’s quicker to build, and frankly, it looks pretty good on a shelf too. The inclusion of the Korok is a nice touch, as is the little base with the Guardian ruins. Having two builds means you can display them side-by-side or choose your favourite to showcase. It’s a clever idea, but it also means you’re essentially buying two sets in one box, and the price reflects that.

The minifigures are a highlight. We get Link in his Ocarina of Time tunic, Mipha, Daruk, Urbosa, Revali, and a Korok. Having the Champions from Breath of the Wild is a solid draw, and the Ocarina of Time Link is a welcome addition for fans of that era. They add a lot of playability and display value to the set, especially if you’re a big Zelda fan. The attention to detail on the Champions' outfits is commendable.

However, the price is where things get tricky. At ₹20,399 from Toycra, it’s still a substantial investment. LEGO.in lists it at ₹25,499, which is firmly in ‘think about it for a while’ territory. For that kind of money, you’d expect perfection, and while the set is good, it’s not revolutionary. The Breath of the Wild version, while aesthetically pleasing, is quite small and might feel like an afterthought to some. It’s a tough call for any Zelda fan who isn't independently wealthy.

In India, the LEGO Great Deku Tree (77092) is available at Toycra for ₹20,399. LEGO.in has it for ₹25,499. Code ABHINAV12 takes 12% off full-price sets at Toycra, minimum order ₹500. That's enough for 15kg of good quality Alphonso mangoes, or roughly 12 months of Netflix Premium. Toycra and LEGO.in are the stores to watch for this one.

Is it worth it? For the hardcore Zelda fan who has to have everything, probably. The two builds offer variety, the minifigures are excellent, and the Ocarina of Time build is a solid display piece. But for the casual fan or someone watching their budget, that ₹20,399 price tag is a significant hurdle. You’re paying a premium for the IP and the dual-build gimmick. If you can snag it on a good sale, it becomes a much more palatable purchase. Otherwise, you might want to wait for a price drop or consider if one Deku Tree is enough.

On that bombshell, it's time to say goodbye. I'll see you on the next one. Bubyee.

Verdict: WAIT.

Standard disclaimer: if you're rich, you can skip the verdict and just buy it. The rest of us will be here doing math before we hit checkout.

Correction, 1 Oct 2026: an earlier version of this review said this set was no longer available in India. LEGO has retired it, but Indian stores may still have stock. We check prices daily. See prices and stock on the LEGO Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 (77092) price page.

Correction, 2 Oct 2026: an earlier version of this review called this set retired and unavailable in India. It is sold in India. We check prices daily: see prices and stock on the LEGO Great Deku Tree 2-in-1 (77092) price page.

Updated 2 Oct 2026: MyBrickHouse's online store is now LEGO.in.