LEGO Pokemon officially unveiled for Feb 27 release with Pikachu, Eevee

LEGO Pokemon just became real. After months of speculation, The LEGO Group officially unveiled the first-ever LEGO Pokemon sets today, set to launch on February 27, 2026. Fans can now build iconic Pokemon like Pikachu, Eevee, and the Kanto starters in brick form.

The Official Unveiling is Here

Today marks a historic moment for LEGO fans and Pokemon trainers worldwide. The LEGO Group and The Pokemon Company International revealed the first official LEGO Pokemon collaboration just hours ago. The announcement came through press releases and official channels across LEGO’s global platforms.

This groundbreaking partnership brings beloved Pokemon to life in brick form for the very first time. The collaboration represents a multi-year commitment to combining LEGO’s building expertise with Pokemon’s iconic characters.

Three Major Sets Launching February 27

The initial wave includes three standout sets that appeal to collectors and builders of all ages. The 72151 Eevee set contains 587 pieces and captures the beloved evolution Pokemon in stunning detail. The 72152 Pikachu and Poke Ball set is a more ambitious build with 2,050 pieces, perfect for display.

Most impressive is the third set featuring Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise. Made up of over 6,838 pieces, this set brings the Kanto first-partner evolutions to life in LEGO form. Each creature is rendered with exceptional detail and color accuracy.

Set Details and Availability

“Are you ready to become a Pokemon Trainer? Discover a new route and get ready to catch LEGO Pokemon sets, coming on February 27, 2026.”

— The LEGO Group, Official LEGO Pokemon Campaign

Pre-Orders Open with Exclusive Gift Promotion

Pokemon fans can secure their sets immediately through pre-orders on LEGO.com and authorized retailers. Between February 27 and March 8, 2026, shoppers receive a special LEGO Pokemon Kanto Region Badge Collection (40892) as a gift with purchase.

The badge collection celebrates Pokemon’s iconic Kanto Region and serves as the perfect complement to the main sets. This limited-time promotion rewards early adopters who place their orders now.

What Does This Mean for the LEGO and Pokemon Fandoms?

The announcement answers years of speculation about a potential LEGO Pokemon partnership. Fans have imagined buildable Pokemon since LEGO’s earliest licenses, and this multi-year collaboration finally makes it official. Adults and children can now combine their love of LEGO building with Pokemon collecting.

The inclusion of Pikachu, Eevee, and the Kanto starters signals that LEGO will honor Pokemon’s classic generations while presumably expanding to newer Pokemon over time. More sets are rumored for summer 2026, suggesting this is just the beginning.

Sources

• GlobeNewswire – Official LEGO Group January 12, 2026 press release confirming first-ever LEGO Pokemon sets and features
• Jay’s Brick Blog – Set numbers, piece counts, and specific details about 72151 Eevee and 72152 Pikachu sets
• The Brick Fan – Release date confirmation and comprehensive coverage of official February 27, 2026 launch

Annabelle Ink

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