Soon you can build Pikachu, Eevee and more. Plus, join a digital scavenger hunt in the lead-up to the new Lego Pokemon sets

For years, Pokémon fans have been “catching them all” through video games, cards, and animated shows. But now, Lego sets are changing the experience completely. Instead of tapping screens or flipping cards, you can build your favorite Pokémon with your own hands. These Lego Pokémon sets bring creativity, nostalgia, and fun together in a way that feels fresh and exciting for both kids and adults.

As someone who grew up loving Pokémon, seeing Pikachu, Charmander, and other iconic characters come to life through Lego bricks feels like a dream come true. Let’s explore how these Lego sets let you catch Pokémon in a whole new way.

Trainers, get ready to catch — er, build them all. Lego has unveiled its first-ever Pokemon sets featuring a lot of beloved monsters from the original games. There’s the stand-alone Eevee, the Pikachu and Poke Ball diorama and the impressive Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise display set.

Lego has been partnering with famous brands like Harry Potter and Star Wars for years, and it’s only recently that it has expanded into video games with sets based on Minecraft and Super Mario. Given Pokemon’s enduring popularity, it makes sense that Lego would come out with buildable versions of the famous monsters. 

The smallest and most affordable of these new sets is the incredibly cute Lego Pokemon Eevee, which includes 587 pieces and costs $60. The fully posable figure measures 8.5 inches long and is already a fan favorite.

But no Pokemon collection is complete without Pikachu. Lego Pokemon Pikachu and Poké Ball includes 2,050 pieces and retails for $200. The delightfully chonky Pokemon mascot can be posed on the included base to look like he’s leaping out of the Poke Ball in a burst of blue lightning. Based on pictures, the Poké Ball is more of a squishy cube than a ball, but it can be opened and closed.

Alongside these three main sets are two promotional sets. You can only get the Kanto Region Badge Collection as a GWP (gift with purchase) if you buy the Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise set between Feb. 27 and March 3. Mini Pokemon Center is an Insider Reward, available to Lego Insiders for 2,500 points beginning on Feb. 27. The Lego Insider program is free to join, and you can get 6.5 points for each $1 you spend.

There are no Pokemon minifigures in this wave, but that could change if more sets come out in the future. Maybe down the road, we’ll even see some play features that include the new Smart Brick that Lego showed off last week at CES 2026.

Lego has also cooked up an online scavenger hunt, with new Pokemon appearing each week on the social media sites of Lego Group and Pokemon Company International. The challenge ends Feb. 27, and the grand prize is a trip to PokemonXP and the 2026 Pokemon World Championships.

The Lego Pokemon sets will be available on March 1 (or Feb. 27 for Lego Insiders). In the meantime, check out these deals on Lego Harry Potter sets and more.

The LEGO Group has revealed our first look at an official LEGO Pokémon set in the form of an upcoming gift-with-purchase.

A listing has appeared on LEGO.com for 40892 Kanto Region Badge Collection, a future GWP and the very first official look at the LEGO Pokémon theme. The 312-piece set features a buildable box that hinges open and closed, housing brick-built badges for the Boulder, Cascade, Thunder, Rainbow, Soul, Marsh, Volcano and Earth Kanto regions.

Players of the Pokémon games will remember collecting those badges as they progress through the game and beat each Gym Leader. The different badges are fashioned after the Gym Type, ranging from Rock and Water to Grass and Fire. The qualifying spend details of the GWP have not yet been published, other than to note that it’s not currently available.

The badges can be removed from the case, which clicks shut with a clasp in the shape of a Poké Ball. When closed, transparent plates on the top of the case still offer a look at the badges inside. The entire model measures 3cm high, 19cm wide, and 10cm deep.

Final Thoughts

Lego Pokémon sets truly let you catch Pokémon in a whole new way. They transform a digital adventure into a physical, creative experience that anyone can enjoy. Whether you’re building alone or with family, these sets offer fun, relaxation, and a strong emotional connection to the Pokémon universe.

If you love Pokémon and enjoy building things, these Lego sets are definitely worth exploring. They remind us that sometimes, the best adventures happen away from screens—with bricks, imagination, and a little bit of nostalgia.

Note: This content is written for informational and entertainment purposes only. Product availability and designs may vary by region. Pokémon and Lego are registered trademarks of their respective owners.

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