Animal Crossing: New Horizons adds free Zelda 40th anniversary designs
A Triforce Tee and a Korok Umbrella are free in Animal Crossing: New Horizons for Zelda's 40th. Here are the codes and the Dream Address to get them.
Nintendo added two free Zelda custom designs to Animal Crossing: New Horizons on October 29, 2026, a Triforce Tee and a Korok Umbrella, to mark The Legend of Zelda's 40th anniversary. They arrived the same day Nintendo put its Zelda 40th Anniversary Edition Switch 2 on sale, the bundle at the centre of Walmart's preorder mix-up.
How to get them
Both patterns are published by Nina, resident of Nintendo's official Ninten Island. There are three routes, and all of them need an active Nintendo Switch Online membership:
- Visit Ninten Island in a dream with Dream Address DA-6382-1459-4417.
- Search Nina's Creator ID MA-6818-1746-6029 at the Custom Designs Portal in the Able Sisters shop.
- Enter the design codes directly: MO-BJY7-XKPP-C724 for the Triforce Tee and MO-9FRX-HMW1-WXS6 for the Korok Umbrella.
The tee puts a Triforce emblem on a dark shirt. The umbrella has a hexagonal canopy covered in Korok art, with one dark green panel among tan and beige ones. Both work in the Switch and Switch 2 versions of the game.
The bigger Zelda set
Nintendo also used the drop to remind players that any single Zelda amiibo unlocks the full crossover catalogue. Tap one at the Nook Stop terminal and the Nook Shopping catalogue opens items such as the Master Sword in its pedestal, heart containers, rupees, a Zonai inscription gate and outfits from Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom, all bought with Bells. Scanned figures also let Tulin and Mineru visit your island, and either can be invited to move in.
That content came with the free version 3.0 update on January 15, 2026, launched alongside the Switch 2 Edition, which costs $4.99 as an upgrade for original Switch owners. Version 3.0 reversed Nintendo's 2021 line that 2.0 would be the last major free update.
Why it matters
New Horizons had sold 50.29 million units by June 30, 2026, second only to Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on Switch, so a free drop reaches an enormous player base. The anniversary rolls on with the Ocarina of Time remake, a Switch 2 exclusive due on November 5 at $59.99 digital in the US.
Source: Notebookcheck; Nintendo of Japan.
