LEGO and Pokémon Unite to Launch First-Ever LEGO® Pokémon Sets in 2026

LEGO and Pokémon reveal their first-ever LEGO Pokémon sets launching Feb 27, 2026. Build Pikachu, Eevee, Charizard, Blastoise and Venusaur with collectible LEGO Pokémon display sets.

In a move that’s already sending fans into a frenzy, The LEGO Group and The Pokémon Company International have officially announced the first-ever LEGO Pokémon building sets, marking one of the most exciting toy collaborations in recent years. The highly anticipated collection will launch globally on February 27, 2026, celebrating nearly 30 years of Pokémon history.

This groundbreaking partnership introduces fans to buildable Pokémon in LEGO brick form, allowing Trainers to bring their favorite characters to life, one brick at a time. The first wave includes five iconic Pokémon—Pikachu, Eevee, Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise—reimagined as detailed LEGO models.

Pre-orders for the new sets are now live at LEGO.com/Pokemon and Pokémon Center, with in-store and online sales opening February 27, 2026. Fans searching for LEGO Pokémon sets release date 2026 and where to buy LEGO Pokémon sets finally have their answer.

One of the standout releases is the Pikachu and Poké Ball diorama. This dramatic 2,050-piece build recreates an iconic scene of Pikachu leaping out of a Poké Ball, complete with lightning effects and a base shaped like a lightning rod. Hidden details include a “25” on the base, celebrating Pikachu’s Pokédex number—perfect for fans of LEGO Pikachu Poké Ball diorama set and collectible LEGO Pokémon display models.

For serious collectors, the massive Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise set is the crown jewel. With 6,838 pieces and a $650 price tag, it’s aimed at adult fans looking for premium LEGO Pokémon collector sets. The models feature intricate details like Charizard’s flaming tail and Blastoise’s water cannons, forming an epic display for anyone searching for largest LEGO Pokémon set ever.

At the other end of the spectrum is the adorable Eevee set. With 587 pieces and priced at $60, it’s ideal for beginners and younger fans wanting affordable LEGO Pokémon sets for kids and fans.

After years of partnerships with Star Wars, Harry Potter, Mario, and Minecraft, LEGO’s entry into Pokémon feels inevitable—and perfectly timed. As excitement builds, one thing is clear: Trainers, get ready to catch and build them all with LEGO Pokémon sets.