In an exciting new partnership, The LEGO Group and The Pokémon Company International have announced they will launch Pokémon-themed LEGO sets starting in 2026. Fans of both franchises have long anticipated a collaboration, and now it’s finally happening. This major crossover promises to bring the iconic world of Pokémon to life through LEGO’s creative building system.
While details remain scarce, the teaser image featured a LEGO version of Pikachu’s iconic tail, hinting at what’s to come. With over 1,000 Pokémon to choose from, LEGO designers have a vast universe to explore, from beloved starter Pokémon to legendary creatures.
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What to expect from LEGO Pokémon
LEGO has a strong history of adapting popular gaming franchises into brick-built experiences, including Nintendo’s Super Mario, SEGA’s Sonic the Hedgehog, and Epic Games’ Fortnite. Now, Pokémon joins this elite lineup.
Until now, Pokémon building sets were limited to brands like Mattel’s MEGA and Japan’s Nanoblock series. MEGA offered detailed Pokémon models with moving parts, but LEGO’s entry into the Pokémon universe raises the bar. Fans can expect interactive sets, possible Pokéball replicas, and immersive battle arenas designed for both kids and adult collectors.
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A perfect match for fans and collectors
Julia Goldin, Chief Product and Marketing Officer at LEGO, expressed excitement about the partnership, emphasizing how both brands share passionate fan bases. The fusion of LEGO’s creative building system with Pokémon’s adventurous world promises a thrilling new way to experience the franchise.
With the first sets expected in 2026, fans have plenty of time to speculate on which Pokémon will get the LEGO treatment. Whether it’s a detailed Pikachu model, an iconic Pokémon Center, or even a full-scale Pokédex, one thing is certain—trainers and builders alike are in for an unforgettable adventure.
