LEGO Pokémon Sets Confirmed: After years of waiting, the first Pokémon sets under the officially licensed Pokémon category by LEGO and The Pokémon Company International were completely revealed, marking a significant point not only in LEGO history but also in the Pokémon fandom. The sets depict Pokémons in the iconic LEGO brick form for the first time and they come in time for the 30th Anniversary Celebration of Pokémon.
LEGO Pokémon Sets Confirmed: Launch Date
The sets that have been confirmed so far are planned to be available for purchase starting from February 27, 2026, which is also the day of the Pokémon event. This is an annual event where people all over the world celebrate the Pokémon franchise. The launch date has been chosen deliberately for it to coincide with Pokémon’s long history and therefore, the LEGO fans’ wait for a new product will be very much shorter.
Julia Goldin, Chief Product & Marketing Officer of the LEGO Group, said: “Bringing the world of Pokémon to life in LEGO bricks is both an exciting opportunity and a great responsibility. We’ve worked to combine our worlds in a way that truly celebrates the creativity, adventure, and wonder that Pokémon represents. This partnership opens up a whole new range of possibilities for Trainers and builders alike, and we can’t wait for fans to experience these new LEGO Pokémon sets.”
LEGO Pokémon Sets
The LEGO’s first Pokémon collection consists of big, intricate, show-piece style models instead of performance-based or children-oriented sets. Every model has a movement capability and a display base that attracts adults who build and collect and are like the designer series of LEGO such as Ideas or Creator Expert sets.
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1. LEGO Pokémon Eevee (72151)
Release Date: February 27, 2026
Piece Count: 587
Price: $59.99 / £54.99 / €59.99
Overview: This first entry-level set is now part of the trio, and it brings the most favored Pokémon Eevee, that owing to its numerous evolutions, is loved by almost everyone. The model reaches a height of 7.5 inches with movable ears, head, and tail giving it an animated look.
Fans who want an entry-level LEGO Pokémon set without getting too deep into the collector’s pool are the target customers for this set.
2. LEGO Pokémon Pikachu & Poké Ball (72152)
Release Date: February 27, 2026
Piece Count: 2,050
Price: $199.99 / £179.99 / €199.99
Overview: Pikachu is already popular across the globe so the set is going to be a huge success. A big, and poseable Pikachu, who is coming out of an open Poké Ball with a lightning element is included with the display. The model display is giving an impression that the scale and artistry are high. Thus, it is an utmost-quality display model that can easily be a collector’s favorite.
3. LEGO Pokémon Venusaur, Charizard & Blastoise (72153)
Release Date: February 27, 2026
Piece Count: 6,838
Price: $649.99 / £579.99 / €649.99
Overview: The diorama of the first wave, that is, the big and intricate Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise is the final evolution of Kanto’s original starter Pokémon grouping. Each character/ figure in the group is independently poseable and able to stand alone, placed on a biome-themed base of grassland, volcano, and water.
Bonus & Promotional Builds
Besides the three primary retail sets LEGO has disclosed two bonus collectible builds, which are going to be distributed to early customers and LEGO Insiders:
Kanto Region Badge Collection (40892)
Piece Count: 312
Availability: Available as a free gift with the purchase of the Venusaur, Charizard & Blastoise set from February 27 until March 8 (only while stocks last).
Overview: Construct a display case with all eight gym badges from the Kanto region, a nostalgic tribute to Pokémon trainers’ and fans’ everywhere.
Mini Pokémon Center (40911)
Piece Count: 233
Availability: LEGO Insiders reward that can be redeemed for 2,600 points.
Overview: A miniature Pokémon Center model that pays homage to the healing hubs of the franchise, the perfect one for either display or expansion.
The first wave is targeted at adults and the focus is on displays which have led to the discussion in the community about the future expansions especially in terms of playsets containing towns, gyms, or interactive bricks. For now, however, these first releases have a special feature: the opportunity to create the most loved Pokémon in real brick form for the first time ever.
