Keys Factory's Ocarina of Time Switch Accessories Are Gorgeous

Japanese accessory maker Keys Factory has unveiled a new line of Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time-themed Switch accessories, including Joy-Con covers, game card cases, and a front cover. Pre-orders are live on Amazon Japan with prices start

Ever dreamed of decking out your Switch in gear that looks like it belongs in Hyrule? Keys Factory just made that dream a reality with a brand-new line of Ocarina of Time-themed accessories, and they're giving off serious 'what if Louis Vuitton did a Zelda collab' energy.

The Japanese accessory maker is no stranger to unique official Switch products, and this new collection is no exception. Starting at just $9.52 via Amazon Japan, the lineup includes Joy-Con covers, two game card cases, and a protective front cover, all plastered with iconic Ocarina of Time imagery. Fancy a front cover that shows Link riding Epona through the fields of Hyrule? You got it. The whole set is available for pre-order now, with a release date of December 31.

My personal favorite? The Joy-Con covers. Nintendo's official Switch 2 Joy-Con offerings have been pretty bland, and it's looking like we might never get those Zelda 40th Anniversary Joy-Cons as a standalone purchase. These covers are a stylish consolation prize. They feature an earth-toned color palette with a Triforce and Hylian Crest pattern on top, and they give off that high-fashion vibe without the terrifying price tag. At $14.60 from Amazon Japan, they're a far cry from a designer handbag.

The $24 front cover is equally eye-catching. It shares the same earthy tones but appears to be made from a thatched-like material, based on the marketing images. If that's the case, it'll fit right into your setup, especially if you love accessories that look like they came straight out of the game world. It's also dock-friendly and seems to play nice with the Joy-Con covers.

If you were holding out for a hardshell Ocarina of Time Switch 2 case, you're out of luck—but there are two game card cases to soften the blow. The cheaper $9.52 option holds just two games, so you'll have to leave some of your Zelda carts behind. It does have space for one microSD Express Card and features black-and-white art of Link on one side and Link riding Epona on the other. The $10.80 case, meanwhile, swaps silhouettes for a close-up of the Hylian Shield, complete with in-game render details like nicks and scratches. It can store and protect 16 games, making it a solid pick for collectors.

As with many Keys Factory accessories, this Zelda set likely won't see a release outside Japan, but you can import it from Amazon. Just keep in mind that customs fees might add a few extra rupees to your total. Will you be importing this Ocarina of Time collection, or are you holding out for something more official? Let us know in the comments!