New LEGO Pokémon Sets Emerge in Latest Leaks
Multiple unannounced LEGO Pokémon building sets, including large-scale models and minifigure dioramas, have reportedly surfaced online.
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Leaked Lego Pokemon sets look so much better than the old ones, and it's a step in the right direction
Leaked images suggest three new Lego Pokemon display sets are in development, featuring Rayquaza, Munchlax, and Arcanine. These sets are reportedly aimed at adult collectors and are expected to be released on August 1, 2026, with prices ranging from $79.99 to $129.99. The article notes these new designs are an improvement over previous Lego Pokemon offerings.
Three upcoming LEGO Pokemon sets leak online
Three unannounced LEGO Pokemon sets have reportedly leaked online: Charmander and Geodude’s Cavern Clash, Jigglypuff Concert, and Cubone and Gengar’s Spooky Showdown. The leaks suggest official announcements for these merchandise sets are imminent.
Rumour: LEGO's Next Big Pokémon Set Might Have Been Revealed
A rumored LEGO set featuring the Pokémon Arcanine has reportedly been revealed through leaked listings on web stores. The set is said to contain 1190 pieces and is expected to be priced at $109.99 USD with an August 2026 release date. This follows recent news of LEGO retiring some Nintendo-themed sets.
Rumour: LEGO's Next Pokémon Sets Might Have Been Revealed
Rumors suggest that LEGO is planning to release several new Pokémon-themed building sets, including 'Trainer's Buggy Adventure with Squirtle' and 'Charizard vs. Jolteon Ultimate Battle'. These potential sets, which may feature a new smart brick function, have reportedly been revealed ahead of any official announcement from LEGO. This news follows recent reports of LEGO discontinuing some of its existing Nintendo sets, including the first Legend of Zelda set.
Rumour: Minifigure Scale Pokémon Lego Appears Online In New Leak
A leak suggests a minifigure-scale Lego Eevee set is planned for release in August, potentially part of a $260 diorama set with 2,239 pieces. This follows the recent reveal of Lego Mario figures expected in 2027.
