LEGO and Pokémon fans may not need to wait much longer for the long-speculated crossover. Fresh leaks have revealed several upcoming LEGO Pokémon sets, with details pointing to both pricing and piece counts. The sets are expected to roll out in early 2026, marking the first official collaboration between the two iconic brands.
According to the leaked information, the first wave of products includes three large-scale builds designed for adult collectors. Set 72151, containing 587 pieces, is priced at 59.99 dollars. A more substantial option, set 72152, will feature 2050 pieces for 199.99 dollars, while the flagship set, 72153, is listed with a massive 6838 pieces and a retail cost of 649.99 dollars. All three are labeled for ages 18 and above, signaling a focus on detailed, display-ready designs rather than simple playsets.
Insider members appear to be getting the earliest opportunity to secure these sets. Early access begins on February 27, 2026, followed by a general release on March 1. Two additional products are also planned to coincide with the launch. Set 40892, another 18 plus release, is expected as a gift with purchase, while set 40911, a 12 plus item tied to Nintendo and possibly Pokémon, will be available through the Insiders reward program for 2,500 points.
The LEGO Group has acknowledged the collaboration on its official website, teasing fans with the message: “Electrify your imagination in 2026 and get ready to build something we’ve never built with LEGO bricks before.” The company also confirmed that it has never produced a Pokémon set in the past, stating that in 2026, that answer will change.
While details remain limited, the company has encouraged fans to join its Insiders program or subscribe to the LEGO newsletter for the latest updates. Given Pokémon’s enduring global popularity and LEGO’s reputation for intricate building sets, this collaboration is already expected to be one of the most highly anticipated product launches of next year.
