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Lawson Ties Zelda Ocarina of Time Campaign to Switch 2 Launch

Lawson starts a collaboration campaign for the Switch 2 version of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time on November 3.

Reporting from 1 source: GAME Watch (Impress).

Why it matters

A convenience store chain building sweets promotions, a decorated store and a download card sweepstake around a single Switch 2 title shows how far the retail rollout reaches beyond the game itself.

Lawson Ties Zelda Ocarina of Time Campaign to Switch 2 Launch

Key Facts

  • Lawson's The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time campaign started on November 3, 2026.
  • Purchasing three eligible sweets earns one original clear file from a set of eight types.
  • Each store stocks 24 of each clear file type, limited to one of each per person per visit.
  • Lawson Akiba Trim Store in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, has Zelda decorations from November 3 at 7:00 to November 16 at 20:00.
  • Buying the download card and applying via the special website enters a drawing for 100 Huzzle The Legend of Zelda Premium Gold Edition prizes.

Buying three eligible sweets earns one original clear file from a set of eight, stocked at 24 per type per store while supplies last. The Akiba Trim store in Chiyoda gets Zelda decorations from November 3 at 7:00 to November 16 at 20:00, and download card buyers can enter a drawing for 100 Huzzle Zelda Premium Gold Edition prizes.

The clear files draw on visuals from past The Legend of Zelda titles rather than the Ocarina of Time art alone. Each store stocks 24 of each of the eight types, one of each per person per visit, up to eight in total.

The Akiba Trim store in Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo, carries the decorations, running from November 3 at 7:00 to November 16 at 20:00. Separately, the candy toy The Legend of Zelda Weapon Collection, which recreates weapons and shields from the series, goes on advance sale at select stores.

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