Lego and The Pokémon Company have revealed five new Pokémon building sets, following their first collaboration earlier in 2026, which coincides with the franchise's 30th anniversary. The announcement, made on a Tuesday, expands the partnership beyond its initial line-up of Pikachu, Eevee and the Kanto starters' final evolutions, and notably includes a fan-favourite Legendary Pokémon. The reveal matters to collectors because it marks a significant broadening of the range, including the introduction of minifigures — a feature deliberately absent from the first wave.

The five sets are Munchlax (757 pieces, $69.99), Arcanine (1,190 pieces, $99.99), Rayquaza (1,083 pieces, $129.99), the Iconic Trainer Moments Poké Ball (2,339 pieces, $299.99) and an up-scaled Red figure standing almost a foot tall. Munchlax, Arcanine and Rayquaza go on sale on 1 August, while the Poké Ball and Red set arrive on 1 October. The Rayquaza set features the green dragon above the Sky Pillar alongside a new Lorekeeper Zinnia minifigure, and the Poké Ball includes three Trainer minifigures — Professor Oak, Picnicker and Red — plus Pikachu and Eevee figures, a shift from Lego's earlier stance that children themselves are the Trainers.