LEGO and Pokémon have officially announced their first-ever collaboration, introducing a lineup of collectible Pokémon LEGO sets that are now available for pre-order. The sets are scheduled to begin shipping on Friday, February 27, perfectly timed with Pokémon’s 30th anniversary celebrations later this year.
This collaboration brings some of the most iconic Pokémon characters into LEGO form, marking a historic crossover between two of the most passionate fandoms in pop culture. With both brands known for their loyal communities, the announcement has quickly sparked excitement across social media and collector circles.
Which Pokémon LEGO Sets Are Available to Pre-Order
The initial wave of Pokémon LEGO sets features a mix of fan favorites and starter icons. Shoppers can now pre-order sets inspired by Pikachu and a Poké Ball, Eevee, and a larger Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise build that celebrates the original Kanto starters.
LEGO and Pokémon have described the drops as limited-edition releases, heightening the urgency for fans seeking to secure their sets before they sell out. While the sets are available for pre-order now, official shipping and full retail availability on LEGO’s website begin on February 27.
LEGO and Pokémon Launch a Limited-Time Scavenger Hunt Event
To support the product launch, LEGO and The Pokémon Company International are running a limited-time interactive event to engage fans ahead of the February release. The event challenges Pokémon Trainers to take part in a digital scavenger hunt, searching for hidden LEGO Pokémon creatures across both brands’ social feeds and websites.
Each week leading up to February 27, new hidden codes will appear. Fans who spot a code can log in to their LEGO Insiders account, submit it, and receive an entry into a prize draw. Each code counts as one entry, meaning the more codes a participant finds, the better their chances of winning.
What Fans Can Win in the LEGO Pokémon Event
The prizes tied to the scavenger hunt are aimed squarely at collectors and super-fans. The grand prize includes a PokémonXP experience, access to the 2026 Pokémon World Championships, and all three newly announced LEGO Pokémon sets.
Other prizes include the full LEGO Pokémon collection, the large Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise set, or the Pikachu and Poké Ball set. Entering codes also unlocks access to exclusive, shareable LEGO Pokémon digital artwork, allowing participants to showcase their progress and connect with other fans online during the event.
The first-ever LEGO Pokémon collaboration marks a major milestone for both brands. With pre-orders live now, limited-edition sets shipping on February 27, and a scavenger hunt packed with high-value prizes, LEGO and Pokémon are clearly positioning this launch as a must-watch moment for collectors and longtime fans. As Pokémon approaches its 30th anniversary, these new LEGO sets look set to become some of the most talked-about collectibles of the year.