The LEGO and “Pokémon” collaboration series has been a hot topic since its release, and now a new wave of products has been leaked ahead of schedule. According to the leaked pictures, the latest “Pokémon” series is not only more refined in appearance, but the overall proportions are also closer to the original than previously exposed works. Many players exclaimed at first glance: “Finally looks like Pokémon!”
Wind Speed Dog and Rayquaza appear, and the scale has been fully upgraded!
The products leaked this time include popular Pokémon such as Arcanine, Rayquaza, and Munchlax. Among them, there are approximately 1,190 bricks in Gundam, 1,083 Rayquaza, and 757 Kirby. The overall scale is larger than previous products, and it is more of a collectible model than a children’s toy. Foreign media pointed out that these new products are expected to be launched on August 1, 2026.
Players unanimously agree: It is much more pleasing to the eye than before!
After the new pictures were revealed, the community discussion was almost one-sided. Many players believe that the new series has improved the problems of “weird proportions” and “insufficient facial features” in earlier works. The overall texture has been significantly improved, and it is more in line with everyone’s expectations for LEGO “Pokémon”. Of course, some people have reminded that the information currently leaked is still unofficial information, and the official version may still be adjusted, so we still have to wait for LEGO to be officially released before we can confirm the final appearance.
LEGO finally found its way?
Since it was announced that it had obtained the “Pokémon” license, many players have compared LEGO with the “Pokémon” products launched by other building block brands in the past. Now judging from the latest leaked pictures, many fans believe that LEGO has finally begun to grasp the design direction of this IP. If the final product can maintain its current level, this series may really have a chance to become a new collection target for “Pokémon” fans.