Lego Unveils its First-Ever Line of Buildable Pokémon Sets, Blending Two Beloved Brands.
In a move that is sure to send shockwaves throughout the world of entertainment and gaming, Lego has officially joined forces with Nintendo's iconic franchise Pokémon. The debut collection, launching worldwide on February 27th, marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter in both brands' histories. With preorders now available on LEGOs official website, fans are eagerly anticipating their chance to get their hands on these highly anticipated sets.
At the heart of this partnership is a bold and ambitious plan to bring Pokémon's instantly recognizable designs into the world of Lego bricks. This strategy is designed to create premium display builds that will appeal to both long-time collectors and younger builders alike. Three headline releases make up the initial rollout, featuring five beloved fan-favorite Pokémon: Pikachu, Eevee, Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise.
One of these sets stands out from the rest - a 2,050-piece display of Pikachu breaking free from its Poké Ball. This epic build features intricate details such as crackling energy effects, a lightning-bolt base, and an Easter egg referencing Pikachu's Pokédex number. What makes this set truly special is its poseability - builders can configure Pikachu in either a mid-battle stance or a seated pose alongside a closed Poké Ball.
But the pièce de résistance of this collection is undoubtedly Pokémon Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise, a sprawling 6,838-piece display set that brings together the fully evolved Kanto starters for the first time. Each Pokémon boasts unique articulation, with additional hidden details embedded throughout the build. This behemoth of a set positions itself as one of Lego's largest character display models to date, catering specifically to adult fans and collectors.
Last but certainly not least is Pokémon Eevee, a 587-piece set that features a poseable head, tail, and limbs, allowing fans to showcase their beloved character in various settings. As the first-ever line of buildable Pokémon sets takes center stage, Lego has demonstrated its commitment to blending two beloved brands into something truly special.
With the launch date fast approaching, fans can already begin counting down the days until these highly anticipated sets hit shelves. Will you be joining the ranks of dedicated collectors or simply enjoying a nostalgic moment of play? Whatever your reason for wanting to get in on this phenomenon, one thing is certain: Lego and Pokémon have created something truly special that will delight fans of all ages.
In a move that is sure to send shockwaves throughout the world of entertainment and gaming, Lego has officially joined forces with Nintendo's iconic franchise Pokémon. The debut collection, launching worldwide on February 27th, marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter in both brands' histories. With preorders now available on LEGOs official website, fans are eagerly anticipating their chance to get their hands on these highly anticipated sets.
At the heart of this partnership is a bold and ambitious plan to bring Pokémon's instantly recognizable designs into the world of Lego bricks. This strategy is designed to create premium display builds that will appeal to both long-time collectors and younger builders alike. Three headline releases make up the initial rollout, featuring five beloved fan-favorite Pokémon: Pikachu, Eevee, Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise.
One of these sets stands out from the rest - a 2,050-piece display of Pikachu breaking free from its Poké Ball. This epic build features intricate details such as crackling energy effects, a lightning-bolt base, and an Easter egg referencing Pikachu's Pokédex number. What makes this set truly special is its poseability - builders can configure Pikachu in either a mid-battle stance or a seated pose alongside a closed Poké Ball.
But the pièce de résistance of this collection is undoubtedly Pokémon Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise, a sprawling 6,838-piece display set that brings together the fully evolved Kanto starters for the first time. Each Pokémon boasts unique articulation, with additional hidden details embedded throughout the build. This behemoth of a set positions itself as one of Lego's largest character display models to date, catering specifically to adult fans and collectors.
Last but certainly not least is Pokémon Eevee, a 587-piece set that features a poseable head, tail, and limbs, allowing fans to showcase their beloved character in various settings. As the first-ever line of buildable Pokémon sets takes center stage, Lego has demonstrated its commitment to blending two beloved brands into something truly special.
With the launch date fast approaching, fans can already begin counting down the days until these highly anticipated sets hit shelves. Will you be joining the ranks of dedicated collectors or simply enjoying a nostalgic moment of play? Whatever your reason for wanting to get in on this phenomenon, one thing is certain: Lego and Pokémon have created something truly special that will delight fans of all ages.
First it's Pokémon, then Marvel, then Star Wars... when are they gonna leave us alone?! 
Just kidding, I'm actually super stoked for this! Who wouldn't want a 6,838-piece display set of their fave Pokémon?! That's like, a whole weekend project right there! 
i mean, how cool is it to see these iconic pokemon brought to life in lego form? 
the fact that they're poseable is just mind-blowing... I'm low-key hoping to cop the venusaur charizard and blastoise set for my shelf of awesomeness 
can't wait for feb 27th to roll around and get my build on! 
. The attention to detail in those Pokémon sets is seriously impressive - it's like a dream come true for fans of both Lego and Pokémon 
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And I love how they're including poseability in some of the sets, that's like teaching us about adaptability and flexibility - we gotta be able to adjust our approaches when needed. And have you thought about the hidden details in those sets? That's like showing us that sometimes the best things are right under our noses...
! Who wouldn't want a 2,050-piece display of Pikachu breaking free from its Poké Ball? 
The details are insane 
, like the crackling energy effects and lightning-bolt base 
. I'm counting down the days until these sets drop on Feb 27th 
. And that 6k+ piece display set for Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise? Mind blown! I'm actually kinda sad it's gonna be super expensive 
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i mean what's next? a lego minecraft set? or a lego fortnite battle bus?! 
anyone else getting their hands on these? 
but honestly the ones that caught my eye are those 6,838-piece monstrosity sets. i wonder how many sleepless nights lego will take to finish those massive builds or if it'll just be a bunch of collectors crying about how expensive they are . either way i'm low-key hyped 
like what's next? gotta get my hands on the 6,838 piece set though, but $300 is outta my budget lol 
it's gonna be a mad scramble for those collectible stuffs tho 
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gotta get my hands on that set ASAP! and then there's that massive venusaur charizard blastoise set... wow, 6k pieces?! that's insane 
. I'm also loving the idea of poseable Pokémon - it adds an extra layer of playability to the sets. The fact that Lego is catering specifically to adult fans and collectors with this massive set is a big plus for me 
. What's interesting is how this partnership could bring together different generations of fans, whether you're a kid who grew up playing Pokémon games or an adult who just loves building with Legos 
. The sets are dropping on February 27th, so I'm counting down the days until I can get my hands on one! 