More specifically, Lego Pokemon's first set will launch in 2026 according to the post's text. Feeling like you've got deja vu? Don't worry, that's fair. Lego Pokemon doesn't officially exist yet, but ...

While video games based on licensed Lego toy sets have been around for ages, licensed Lego sets based on video games are a newer phenomenon. Lego Minecraft has been around for over a decade, but ...

Today’s tease follows an announcement by Lego last January that, come October, it would be releasing a buildable version of Nintendo’s iconic Game Boy handheld, which happens to be the console where ...

Taking to social media, Lego and Pokemon both shared a teaser trailer for the upcoming collaboration which showcases Pikachu's tail made out of plastic bricks. On the official Lego website you'll find ...

A page on the Lego website simply states, “Lego Pokémon Coming Soon,” and “Electrify your imagination in 2026 and get ready to build something we’ve never built with Lego bricks before!” The timing is ...

After years of waiting, LEGO sets inspired by popular Pokemon characters are incoming, with many fans overjoyed by the news.

Lego is teasing a Pikachu set in its first-ever Pokemon collaboration.

The Pokémon Company and the Lego Group have announced that Lego Pokémon sets are coming soon. A short teaser trailer has been posted by both groups, which features yellow Lego bricks forming the tail ...

Back in January, Nintendo and The LEGO Group announced a new set based on the original Game Boy handheld. The announcement was light on information, and didn’t even offer a glimpse at the build ...

A release date and price for Lego's upcoming Nintendo Game Boy set has appeared online from a reliable leaker. The Lego Nintendo Game Boy will reportedly arrive on 1st October, and cost $59.99 ...

LEGO and The Pokemon Company have officially announced a collaboration, with new sets coming out at some point in 2026.

We still don’t know what Lego’s brick-built Nintendo Game Boy will look like, but it might not break the bank. We still don’t know what Lego’s brick-built Nintendo Game Boy will look like ...