The long-rumored collaboration between LEGO and Pokémon is finally happening. Fresh leaks have revealed details about the first wave of LEGO Pokémon sets, expected to arrive in early 2026. Two bonus items are also tied to the launch: Set 40892, an 18+ gift-with-purchase, and Set 40911, a 12+ reward that will be available for 2,500 Insider points, reportedly linked to Pokémon and Nintendo. The LEGO Group has already teased the crossover on its official site, telling fans to “Electrify your imagination in 2026 and get ready to build something we’ve never built before.” The company confirmed that this marks the first official Pokémon LEGO collection in history. With Pokémon’s global fanbase and LEGO’s track record for creating intricate, collectible sets, the partnership could become one of the biggest product launches of 2026. Pokémon Legends: Arceus is 59.99 USD on the Nintendo eShop. Having played all the games in the series, it would be great to see classics like Pokémon Crystal and Pokémon Fire Red back on Nintendo consoles; especially since prices of retro Nintendo consoles have risen dramatically. Being able to not only bring around current Pokemon games like Sword and Shield, and Pokémon Legends: Arceus, but also Leaf Green, and Emerald around with you on one Nintendo Console, would surely improve our Nintendo Switch experience. Read more in our articles including "LEGO Pokémon sets leak ahead of official 2026 launch" and "7 Best Offline Games on the Nintendo Switch".
The long-rumored collaboration between LEGO and Pokémon is finally happening. Fresh leaks have revealed details about the first wave of LEGO Pokémon sets, expected to arrive in early 2026.
Two bonus items are also tied to the launch: Set 40892, an 18+ gift-with-purchase, and Set 40911, a 12+ reward that will be available for 2,500 Insider points, reportedly linked to Pokémon and Nintendo. The LEGO Group has already teased the crossover on its official site, telling fans to “Electrify your imagination in 2026 and get ready to build something we’ve never built before.” The company confirmed that this marks the first official Pokémon LEGO collection in history. With Pokémon’s global fanbase and LEGO’s track record for creating intricate, collectible sets, the partnership could become one of the biggest product launches of 2026.
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