LEGO Pokémon

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LEGO Pokémon

LEGO & Pokémon Partnership teaser image

Release date(s)

2026

Type

Construction toys

Age

18+

Manufacturer

The LEGO Group

External Links

United States:LEGO.com

LEGO Pokémon, also known as theLEGO & Pokémon Partnership, is a collaboration between Danish companyThe LEGO Group andThe Pokémon Company International. It has been described as a "multi-year partnership" beginning in 2026. The collaboration consists of marketing events and the release of Pokémon-themed LEGO construction toys.

LEGO Pokémon is a sub-theme of LEGO Gaming. Pokémon is the fourthNintendo franchise to receive a theme under LEGO Gaming, followingSuper Mario,Animal Crossing, andThe Legend of Zelda.

Currently, all LEGO Pokémon sets are designed for adults. They are recommended for builders aged 18+, and are grouped with LEGO's "Adults Welcome" line of products.

History

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LEGO x Pokémon collaboration announced for release in 2026

The collaboration was announced on March 19, 2025 with a teaser released alongside the announcement.^[1]^[2]

The first LEGO Pokémon sets were officially revealed on January 12, 2026.^[3]^[4] Preorders opened the same day for a release date of February 27, 2026—Pokémon Day and thePokémon 30th Anniversary. Three sets featuring models ofEevee,Pikachu, and the fully-evolved forms of theKanto first partner Pokémon were made available for retail purchase at LEGO stores andPokémon Center stores. Two additional sets featuring thebadges of theKanto region and a miniaturePokémon Center were made available as a gift with purchase and LEGO Insiders program reward, respectively.^[4]^[5]

From January 12 to February 27, 2026, a scavenger hunt was held across LEGO and Pokémon digital media, includingPokémon.com, officialPokémon social media, and sponsoredYouTube videos.^[3]^[4]^[6] Codes from the scavenger hunt could be redeemed through the LEGO Insiders program to enter a sweepstakes to win LEGO Insiders loyalty points, LEGO Pokémon sets, and tickets toPokémonXP and the2026 Pokémon World Championships.

List of LEGO Pokémon sets

Set Number	Name	Piece count	Age rating	Release date
72151	Eevee	587 pieces	18+	February 27, 2026
72152	Pikachu andPoké Ball	2050 pieces	18+
72153	Venusaur,Charizard andBlastoise	6838 pieces	18+
40892	Kanto RegionBadge Collection	312 pieces	18+	February 27, 2026 gift with purchase of Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise
40911	MiniPokémon Center	233 pieces	18+	TBA LEGO Insiders program reward

Gallery

The LEGO Group commissioned photography of the initial five Pokémon models in real-world settings. The photographs accompanied a January 12, 2026 press release.^[4]

Video

Teaser

ByThe Official Pokémon YouTube channel

Reveal

ByThe Official Pokémon YouTube channel

References

↑LEGO Pokémon Partnership Announcement | The LEGO Group, LEGO.com, Mar 18, 2025. Retrieved Mar 19, 2025.
↑The LEGO Group and The Pokémon Company International team up to bring the world of Pokémon to life brick by brick. | The Pokémon Company North America Official Press Site, Mar 18, 2025. Retrieved Mar 19, 2025.
↑^3.0^3.1The LEGO Group Reveals First-Ever LEGO Pokémon Sets and Trainer Challenge |Pokemon.com, Jan 12, 2026
↑^4.0^4.1^4.2^4.3Can You Catch and Build Them All? The LEGO Group Reveals First-Ever LEGO Pokémon Sets and Trainer Challenge | The Pokémon Company North America Official Press Site, Jan 12, 2026
↑Mini Pokémon Center | LEGO.com. Retreived Jan 12, 2026
↑Find and Catch Them All! | LEGO.com. Retrieved Jan 12, 2026

External links

Pokémon toys
Bandai:	Pokémon Kids •Pokémon Scale World •Bandai Friends •Pokémon Carddass •Pokémon Plamo •G.E.M. Series S.H.Figuarts •Chogokin

Good Smile Company:	Nendoroid •figma

Hasbro:	Battle Figures •Battle Trainer •Poké-Packs •Poké Ball Blaster •Deluxe Trainers •Grabber Ball Combat Figures •Plush figures •Bean-filled plush figures •Electronic figures •Power Bouncer •V-Trainer Quick-Change Poké Ball •Pull Backs! •Pokémon Pokédex •Electronic Poké Ball •THINKChip •Plush clip-on Pokémon Battling Coin Game •Pokémon Furby Friends(canceled)

Jakks Pacific:	Action Figures •Battle Dome Playset •Diamond and Pearl Electronic Talking Pokédex •Diamond and Pearl vehicles Fossil Regeneration Station •Reversible Poké Ball plush •Sinnoh Region Playset •Unova Electronic Pokédex Pokémon TV Games(canceled)

Jazwares:	Battle Figures •Deluxe Feature Figures •Pokémon Select •Pokémon Surprise Attack Game •Squishmallows

Kotobukiya:	Kotobukiya figurines

Pokémon Center original:	Poké Doll •Kuttari Cutie •Sitting Cuties(Kanto •Johto •Hoenn •Sinnoh •Unova •Kalos •Alola)

Takara Tomy:	Monster Collection •Pokémon mate •Grabber Ball •Deluxe Trainers •Zukan figures •Super Ball Gacha sets •Diamond and Pearl Plush Collection •Diamond and Pearl Choro-Qs •Pokémon Egg Plushes •PitaPoké Pokémon Z-Ring

TPCi exclusives:	Pokémon House •Pokémon Gallery Figures •Pokémon Trainers Figure

Tiger Electronics:	Cyclone 2 •Deluxe Pokédex •Electronic Yo-Yo

Other:	Applause Inc. plush toys •Build-A-Bear Workshop collection •Play by Play plush figures •Toy Factory plush toys Build 'n Battle •LEGO Pokémon •Ionix Pokémon •Mega Construx Pokémon •Pokémon Nanoblocks Backpack Pal •Pokémon Keychain •Mighty Beanz Pokémon: Advanced •Mini-Skateboard •Mini-Snowboard Pocket Monsters Gigantic Series NEO •Pokémon Quest Vinyl Figures •Pokémotion

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