LEGO Mario, Zelda Are Cool and All, But LEGO Really Should Be Doing More With This Nintendo IP in 2026
Okay, I know I’ve been spoiled with all the LEGO Animal Crossing sets lately, and maybe it sounds a little much to ask for more, but I just can’t help it – I’m a huge fan! The game fits the LEGO style so perfectly, I really think they could keep making sets for ages. Right now, for 2026, all we know about is one little polybag, and honestly, it makes me a bit envious when I see something as impressive as the Ganondorf set from Zelda. Getting a Julian minifigure and a tiny painting is sweet, but it feels like that shouldn’t be all we get. I’m hoping LEGO will surprise us with some bigger sets, but I’m trying not to get my hopes up too much since there aren’t any rumors about them. Seriously though, I have a ton of ideas for sets they could make!
![The calculated graviton spectrum, examined across varying bond dimensions for both [latex]S=+2[/latex] and [latex]S=-2[/latex] sectors with an interaction strength of [latex]V_{AB}=0.71[/latex] on a [latex]N=2N_{x}N_{y}[/latex] system-where [latex]N_{x}=24[/latex] and [latex]N_{y}=3[/latex]-demonstrates a stable and increasingly prominent chiral graviton mode, achieved with parameters [latex]\eta=0.05[/latex] and [latex]T=100[/latex].](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.05196v1/x6.png)
![The Regge-pole spectrum of a Schwarzschild black hole, when perturbed, exhibits a migration pattern reminiscent of Nariai spacetime, where increasing perturbation strength causes most poles to shift towards lower real values, while select poles diverge, creating bifurcated trajectories that are attracted to or repelled from specific points-a dynamic governed by integral curves and reflecting the system’s inherent instability as described by [latex]Eq. (18)[/latex].](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.04892v1/x11.png)
