A significant leak has revealed that Lego is planning a new series of One Piece sets, reflecting the anime’s growing popularity. This indicates Lego is doubling down on its anime collaborations.
Over the last year, One Piece has become incredibly popular, thanks to its ongoing anime series and the huge success of the recent live-action show. This popularity is now leading to a wave of new products, including toys, merchandise, and even Lego sets.
Lego recently released its first One Piece sets, featuring iconic ships like the Going Merry, locations like Baratie, and popular characters like Buggy the Clown. Now, according to recent leaks, they’re planning to expand the collection with six more sets.
New One Piece Lego sets leaked for August 2026
Okay, so I just saw some news from Brick_clicket and BlogsBrick on X – apparently, LEGO is planning six new sets for August 2026! Here’s what’s coming…
- Chopper & Dr. Hiriluk Hideout: 271 pieces at $29.99
- Loguetown Marine Chase: 547 pieces at $59.99
- Tony Tony Chopper: 577 pieces at $69.99.
- The Little Garden Duel: 733 pieces at $79.99
- Castle on Drum Island: 1,038 pieces at $99.99
- Loguetown Marine Battle Ship: 1,705 pieces at $169.99
New Lego 2026 rumours from @brick_clicker #Lego #Legonews #Legoleaks #onepiece #space
— Brick Built Blogs (@BlogsBrick) March 24, 2026
Okay, so it’s not just One Piece getting spoiled! I’m also seeing leaks about Lego’s architecture sets, and apparently four new ones are coming out soon. Pretty cool!
- The Hubble Space Telescope: 1,552 pieces for $129.99
- Tower Bridge: 3,745 pieces for $349.99
- New York Skyline: 1,465 pieces for $139.99
- Sagrada Familia: 12,060 pieces for $600
New Lego sets will be released on different dates. The New York Skyline is coming out on June 1st. Both the Hubble Space Telescope and Tower Bridge are scheduled for release on August 1st. Leaks also suggest the Sagrada Familia – potentially the largest Lego set ever made – will be available starting July 1st.
Of course, these details are just early leaks, so the Lego sets will likely be different when they’re officially released – the design, price, number of pieces, and release date could all change.
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2026-03-25 14:24