The live-action The Legend Of Zelda movie is less than six months away, but we still haven’t seen a single frame of footage. Nintendo confirmed during September’s Zelda 40th Anniversary Direct that the film will simply be called The Legend of Zelda, and it’s set to hit cinemas on 30 April 2027, with Bo Bragason as Zelda and Benjamin Evan Ainsworth as Link. There was no trailer at that Direct, though, and fans have been waiting for one ever since.
A tease from New Zealand
That wait might be about to end, although this one needs a big pinch of salt. In a post on X, KiwiTalkz said there would be an announcement tomorrow that gamers will be happy about, and in another post he suggested he had some kind of connection to it. The detail that has fans paying attention is where he’s based. KiwiTalkz is in New Zealand, where the Zelda movie was filmed, and according to a post on Reddit, the film was reportedly doing reshoots there a couple of weeks ago.
KiwiTalkz didn’t actually mention Zelda, so this could just as easily be something else entirely. We’ve also been here before. In September, another tease that Zelda fans should “stay tuned” led to speculation about a trailer that never arrived.
Nintendo’s Mario timeline fits
There is one reason to think November makes sense. As the Reddit post points out, Nintendo revealed the title of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie last year and followed it up with the first trailer in November. The Zelda movie got its title this September, so a trailer this month would follow the same pattern. Other fans are tracking the same window, with some predicting a trailer either this week or at The Game Awards on 10 December.
Nintendo hasn’t announced anything, so for now this is speculation. If KiwiTalkz is right, we’ll know tomorrow, and we’ll update this story if a trailer or a Nintendo Direct is announced.
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