Pokemon Lego Leak Includes Charmander, Snorlax, And Poke Ball Sets

Published Oct 8, 2026, 6:34 AM EDT Josh Coulson is an editor at TheGamer covering breaking news on everything from colorful platformers to the latest Lego sets. Primarily a news writer since 2018, Josh has covered just about every major game from the past decade. Now an editor, their focus has shifted to being the leading affiliate expert at the site, building relationships between TheGamer and global brands including Mattel, Funko, and The Pokemon Company. It hasn’t even been eight months since Pokemon and Lego finally started doing business together, and the still-new collection already has 20 sets to its name. Lego shows no signs of slowing down the pace at which it will release new Pokemon sets either, as a new leak has already provided the first details of what’s next. Three New Pokemon Lego Sets Have Leaked Pokemon Lego leaks are a little different from video game leaks. They tend to be far more reliable and, unlike games, Lego sets don’t get canceled, making those leaks seem false even though, at one point, they may have been accurate. That’s why when Lego sets leak, depending on the source, you can take that information close to confirmation that the sets are real. The latest Pokemon Lego leak comes from The UniBricks and has been shared by Brick Built Blogs, both accounts with close to flawless track records when it comes to sharing information about upcoming Lego sets before they have been officially revealed. According to those accounts, the next three Pokemon Lego sets will be based on Charmander, Snorlax, and a Poke Ball. No images of the sets just yet, but we can glean what they might look like based on the initial details shared. The Charmander set will be 741 pieces and cost $69.99, while the Snorlax set is significantly bigger at 1,156 pieces and will cost $129.99. What To Expect From Pokemon's Next Lego Sets Lego My takeaway from those prices and piece counts is that both sets will be larger Pokemon that you build entirely out of bricks, as opposed to the smaller Smart Brick sets that make up the bulk of the Pokemon x Lego collection so far. They also both carry 18+ age recommendations which, since the Smart Brick sets are designed for play, further strengthens my theory. Think something like the Munchlax set above for Charmander, and the bigger Arcanine set below for Snorlax. Lego What exactly we can expect from the Poke Ball set is a little harder to pin down. There’s already a Poke Ball set in Pokemon’s Lego collection - the $300 Trainer Moments set that released last week. This second Poke Ball set is far smaller - only 406 pieces compared to the new Poke Ball’s 2,386 - and will reportedly cost $39.99, so the cheapest of the three upcoming sets. The leak claims that all three new sets will be released in March 2027. New Lego sets are almost always released on the first day of every month. Pokemon sets slated for March might be the exception, though. Pokemon Day falls just two days earlier, on February 27. This year, Lego made an exception and released its first-ever Pokemon sets to perfectly align with that holiday. I wouldn’t be surprised if that happens again with these sets, and perhaps every year moving forward. Release Date 1997 - 2023-00-00 Network TV Tokyo, TV Osaka, TV Aichi, TVh, TVQ, TSC Directors Shigeru Omachi, Koji Ogawa, Fumihiro Ueno, Hideki Hiroshima, Maki Kodaira, Makoto Ooga, Ayumi Moriyama, Keitaro Motonaga, Shigeru Ueda, Fumihiro Yoshimura, Minoru Ohara, Yoshitaka Makino, Kiyoshi Egami, Makoto Sokuza, Bjarne Heuser, Naoki Murata, Kenichi Nishida, Tomoe Makino, Masahiko Watanabe, Hiroaki Takagi, Tazumi Mukaiyama, Ryohei Horiuchi, Yoshihiro Oda, Hiromichi Matano Cast Rica Matsumoto Satoshi (voice) Ikue Otani Pikachu (voice)