Sources

Sources

Facts on this guide were read from public pages on 13 Nov 2026. The status column on each table says how many of those pages agreed. Nintendo’s own store pages are the source for the $59.99 price, the 5 Nov 2026 date, and the Spanish name Rancho Lon Lon. Zelda Wiki carries the long-standing location, cast, and song charts. Zelda Dungeon carries the original four-token list and the ranch’s four areas. IGN and Eurogamer carry the remake’s 20-rupee fees. GameWith is the extra map guide for the northeast entrance and the Chicken Game fee.

Clips

Upload dates on the video panels come from the public video pages, not from a guess. The overview trailer is 14 Oct 2026, the Direct segment is 9 Jun 2026, the Aonuma demonstration is 8 Sep 2026, and the remake quest clips are 4 to 6 Nov 2026. Older music uploads keep their older dates. A clip is a picture of a route. It does not replace a written source when the two differ.

Pictures

In-game images are the files Zelda Wiki hosts for the Switch 2, 3DS, Nintendo 64, Breath of the Wild, and Tears of the Kingdom pages. Captions name that file and Nintendo. The wide dusk painting and the gold triangle mark are original art for this site.

Ocarina of Time 3D ranch screenshot from the Zelda Wiki file
Example of a credited in-game photo. Zelda Wiki, Nintendo.
Tears of the Kingdom Ranch Ruins screenshot from Zelda Wiki
Ranch Ruins in Tears of the Kingdom. Zelda Wiki, Nintendo.

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