Lego is known for creating sets based on popular video game franchises, and in 2025, they are venturing into the world of Pokemon. While details are scarce, Lego has teased a new kit featuring Pikachu, the iconic Pokemon mascot. The teaser image showcases a collection of Lego blocks forming Pikachu’s tail, hinting at what’s to come.
In addition to the Pokemon set, Lego has also unveiled two new sets inspired by Nintendo. The first set is a 1,972-piece replica of Mario and his kart, one of the largest Super Mario Lego sets available. Priced at $170, this set will be exclusive to the Lego Store upon its May 15 release, with availability in other stores later in the year.
The second set teased by Lego is a Nintendo Game Boy, although details on pricing and release date are still pending. Leaks suggest that the Lego Game Boy will be available starting October 1, priced at $60, and containing 421 pieces.
For those eager to build their own Pokemon, Mega kits offer an alternative. These sets feature faithful designs and mechanical elements to bring the Pokemon to life. The Pikachu set, for example, includes a hand-activated crank for a running motion, while the Charizard set features flapping wings and swaying motions.
Additionally, Mega offers a non-functioning Pokedex set based on the Kanto Region Pokedex, complete with light-up features and five lenticular cards. All of these sets are officially licensed by The Pokemon Company.
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