This Legend of Zelda Brain Teaser Recreates One of the Best Side Quests From Tears of the Kingdom

Tears of the Kingdom was an excellent game. IGN even went as far as to call it a perfect 10 out of 10 when it first came out on the Switch. And while the boss battles, gameplay, and massive open world definitely contributed to its masterpiece status, it was all of the little side quests that brought it all together for me.

One particular quest that made TotK's Ultrahand abilities shine was helping Addison put up President Hudson signs throughout Hyrule. Now, in 2026, that very quest has been brought into the real world with a brain teaser puzzle.

Legend of Zelda Addison Sign Hanayama Metal Brain Teaser

You have a lot less material to work with than many of the sign puzzles in the actual game, so you can't just start sticking massive boards to the bottom of the sign to keep it upright. Instead, you need to find a very specific solution.

Along with the sign (made of metal) and Addison himself, you have four metal logs to work with. The product page calls it "worthy of a level 6" challenge, so I wouldn't expect the solution to be straightforward.

Once you actually complete the brain teaser, you'll have a little metal figure of Addison and his President Hudson sign you can display on your desk or shelf. The Bepuzzled brand has several other Legend of Zelda-themed puzzles you can check out as well, including the Hyrule Crest and a Master Sword.

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If you (or a Zelda fan you know) are in the market for cool Legend of Zelda merch, there's certainly no shortage of things you can buy. In addition to the game itself, there's a number of Legend of Zelda books and manga worthy of being added to your shelf. We've curated some of our favorites gifts for fans of the franchise , but there's a lot more where that came from.

Jacob Kienlen is a Senior Audience Development Strategist and Writer for IGN. Born and raised in Portland, Oregon, he has considered the Northwest his home for his entire life. With a bachelor's degree in communication and 10 years of professional writing experience, his expertise is spread across a variety of different pop culture topics -- from TV series to books and the latest LEGO sets .