Lego And The Pokemon Company officially reveals the first sets coming soon in 2026, as well as announcing a special Trainer Challenge for fans. The LEGO brand continues its massive popularity, thanks to the constant release of new collections and sets, many of which are crossovers with well-known IPs and franchises. Fans have already seen several announcements for the sets Lord of the Rings, Harry PotterMarvel, and more.
In fact, Nintendo continues to branch out with the LEGO brand, with several major collaborations planned for 2026. Last year, fans saw a tease for a new one. The Legend of Zelda The LEGO set will launch in 2026, though details are pretty slim on it. Animal Crossing 2026 is also seeing another set launch, although the arrival of a smaller “polybag” set has left many a bit disappointed. However, for many fans, the biggest news was the confirmation of a new partnership between LEGO and The Pokemon Company, with the two companies finally showing off new sets that will be available soon.
You won't have to wait until 2026 to get a LEGO Pokemon, but it will make your wallet cry.
For LEGO fans who don't want to wait until 2026 to get their hands on the new sets, there is an alternative option, although it's not cheap.
LEGO announced the first Pokemon sets for 2026
While numerous LEGO Pokemon leaks have dampened some of the surprises from these sets, fans now have official announcements and details to look forward to, as well as confirmed prices and a launch date for each set. More likely on the way later in 2026, for now, these sets will launch on February 27 at the end of next month.
Here are the LEGO Pokemon sets confirmed for 2026 so far:
Lego Pokemon Pikachu and Poke Ball
The first set revealed is one of the most recognizable creatures from the franchise, Pikachu. It's a 2,050-piece set that features Pikachu jumping out of a Pokeball and comes with a black lightning rod-shaped base and electric energy from the Pokeball. Fans can also pose Pikachu in either a “Dynamic Battle Position” or a more seated pose with a closed Pokeball.
The set also comes with a few Easter eggs for fans to discover, including a “25” displayed on the base, which represents Pikachu's Pokedex number. Pokemon suffrage The set comes in at $199.99 USD.
LEGO Pokemon Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise
The second set highlights evolved versions of the three starting pocket monsters from the original Pokemon Red and Blue Games. This impressively huge set comes with 6,838 LEGO pieces and allows the builder to put them all together in a working base or individually. The action base itself also includes additional design details based on each Pokémon's biome, such as a wave for Blastoise, a flower garden for Venusaur, and some sort of volcano or magma perch for Charizard.
However, Post is quick to point out that aside from the faithfully captured designs, each model also has its own unique expression, with arms, tails, and more able to be positioned by the builder. It's also going to be pretty expensive, costing $649.99, but it also comes with a special pre-order bonus of the LEGO Pokemon Kanto Region badge collection.
LEGO Pokemon Eevee
The last confirmed set is of a normal type evolution Pokemon called Eevee. The smallest of the three sets, Eevee comes in just 587 pieces, but like the other collections, it includes a movable tail, head, and limbs to allow the builder to pose it however they want. Eevee can also be built with the Build Together app, allowing friends and family to work on it together.
The smaller set also means a much smaller price tag, as it comes in at a very affordable $59.99 USD.
Trainer Challenge
In addition to the announced sets, Post has also launched a special scavenger hunt that fans can participate in. From January 12th to February 27th, fans can try to find LEGO Pokemon clues hidden in digital content and sites for both LEGO and. PokemonThat unlocks rewards with some big prizes on the line, including the three sets above. However, the grand prize winner will be invited PokemonXP and the 2026 Pokemon World Championship in San Francisco.
Interested fans can pre-order the sets before each collection goes on sale on February 27, 2026. Considering how highly anticipated these sets were and how quickly they were new. Pokemon trading card game Extensions are usually sold online, which is why the demand for these collections can be very high.
