And with more than 1,000 Pokémon in the National Pokédex database, Lego has no shortage of options for future sets. Lego Pokémon will land in 2026, according to the Lego Group.

Taking to social media, Lego and Pokemon both shared a teaser trailer for the upcoming collaboration which showcases Pikachu's tail made out of plastic bricks. On the official Lego website you'll ...

When LEGO released its Super Mario Kart toys in January 2025, there were six sets to choose from. They ranged from 133 to 823 pieces for sets of various sizes, and the cheapest was priced at just $15.

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The Lego Group and The Pokémon Company are teaming up for Lego Pokémon sets coming in 2026, part of “a new multi-year partnership,” the companies announced Tuesday. A brief teaser for the ...

News Fans Celebrate Surprise Lego Pokémon Tease: ‘Free From Mega Bloks Hell’ The toy company is promising a Lego Pikachu in 2026 Pokémon By Ethan Gach Published March 18, 2025 𝕏 ...

No further details about the sets have been revealed but the video does hint towards a Pikachu model. “Lego just hit an infinite money glitch,” wrote one fan on Reddit. “I’m never going to ...

So, what can we glean about this Lego Pikachu set? Well, the use of two-by-six pieces for the tail suggests that it won't be an enormous kit. These are roughly 2cm wide and 6cm long, after all.

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Lego has chosen Pikachu (Lego) A new line of Pokémon themed Lego sets have been announced, with a multi-year deal that is going to cost fans dearly. Not only do Lego and Nintendo get on very well ...

When LEGO released its Super Mario Kart toys in January 2025, there were six sets to choose from. They ranged from 133 to 823 pieces for sets of various sizes, and the cheapest was priced at just $15.