LEGO and Pokémon Announce Multi-Year Partnership for 2026 Sets

The collaboration marks the end of Pokémon's licensing deal with Mattel's Mega Bloks, aligning with the franchise's 30th anniversary.

LEGO and The Pokémon Company have confirmed a multi-year partnership to release Pokémon-themed LEGO sets starting in 2026.
A teaser trailer features Pikachu’s tail built from LEGO bricks, hinting at the franchise's mascot being central to the initial offerings.
This partnership ends Pokémon's previous licensing agreement with Mattel's Mega Bloks, which had produced Pokémon building sets for over two decades.
The collaboration aligns with Pokémon’s 30th anniversary, suggesting a strategic timing to maximize fan engagement.
LEGO aims to appeal to diverse audiences with potential sets for both younger fans and adult collectors, continuing its trend of gaming franchise collaborations.