The latest leak detailing LEGO's 2026 Pokemon sets includes some interesting tidbits, together with one detail that fans ...
The leak comes from the usually very reliable brick.tap who has shared early information about the upcoming Pokemon sets ...
Yes, that is Pikachu’s tail coming together out of LEGO bricks and sending sparks into the air, and we’re obsessed. We don’t know too much about what the partnership between LEGO and Pokémon will ...
The LEGO Group has announced a multi-year partnership with The Pokémon Company to release LEGO Pokémon sets beginning in 2026. No additional details, including potential sets or pricing, were ...
Lego has just announced that it will be teaming up with The Pokémon Company to bring block based Pokemon to life soon. While Pikachu fans may have lightening coming from their ears with excitement, ...
You’re going to have to attach them all. The Pokémon Company and The Lego Company have revealed they will finally be collaborating on toys. After sharing a teaser trailer on social media, The Pokémon ...
The Lego Group and The Pokémon Company are teaming up for Lego Pokémon sets coming in 2026, part of “a new multi-year partnership,” the companies announced Tuesday. A brief teaser for the partnership ...
The Pokémon Company and the Lego Group have officially announced Lego Pokémon sets are set to launch in 2026. "We are thrilled to be working with a brand that has such a deep and passionate fanbase as ...
Brick-building and monster-catching are about to converge, and parents' wallets aren't ready. The Lego Group and The Pokémon Company said on Tuesday that their collaboration will bear (plastic) fruit ...
Get ready to not only catch 'em all, but build 'em all next year. Lego and Pokémon announced on Tuesday that they have entered a multi-year partnership to bring "Lego Pokémon" to life in 2026. The ...
You’ve heard of catching ’em all. Now get ready to build ’em all—because Pokémon LEGO sets are finally coming our way. A leaked video seemed to hint something big was on the horizon. But now we have ...