All New LEGO Licenses 2025/2026: From Pokémon to Zelda to One Piece

LEGO is really turning it up in 2025 and 2026: more new licenses than in the last two years combined. From Pokémon to Zelda to One Piece, Formula 1, Snoopy and even Nike – LEGO is securing the world's biggest brands. We give you the complete overview of all the new themes, what has already been released and what is still to come.

The Biggest New LEGO Licenses at a Glance

That's an impressive list – and it shows that LEGO is aggressively expanding into new markets. Let's take a closer look at the individual licenses.

Pokémon – The Most Awaited LEGO License of All Time

The license fans have been waiting for for years is finally here. LEGO has secured the Pokémon rights – a license that previously belonged to Mattel (Mega Construx). On February 27, 2026, Pokémon Day and the brand's 30th anniversary, the first three 18+ sets were released:

• 72151 Eevee – 587 pieces, €59.99
• 72152 Pikachu and Poké Ball – 2,050 pieces, €199.99
• 72153 Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise – 6,838 pieces, €649.99

There is also the GWP 40892 Kanto Region Badge Collection and the Insiders exclusive 40911 Mini Pokémon Center.

The sets are clearly aimed at adult collectors. All details are printed – no stickers! However, the prices are steep: the large starter trio costs almost €650. Whether it's worth it, we have analyzed in our detailed Pokémon article.

The Legend of Zelda – Link's Adventure in Bricks

Nintendo and LEGO are deepening their collaboration: After Super Mario, The Legend of Zelda now joins as a LEGO theme. The first set releases on March 1, 2026:

• 77093 Ocarina of Time – The Final Battle – 1,003 pieces, €129.99, 18+

The set contains minifigures of Link, Princess Zelda and Ganondorf and shows the iconic castle ruin from Ocarina of Time. An interactive build experience with many details from the 1998 game classic.

For Zelda fans an absolute must-have – and at €129.99 the set is still within reason in terms of price. Further Zelda sets should follow during 2026. Anyone who already owns Nintendo LEGO may already know the LEGO Super Mario sets – Zelda perfectly complements this series.

One Piece – The Pirate Crew Conquers LEGO

Coinciding with the successful Netflix series, LEGO released its first One Piece wave on August 1, 2025. The sets cover the early storyline:

• 75636 Windmill Village House – 299 pieces, €29.99
• 75637 Buggy the Clown's Circus Tent – 926 pieces, €79.99
• 75638 Battle at Arlong Park – 926 pieces, €79.99
• 75639 The Going Merry – 1,376 pieces, €139.99
• 75640 The Baratie Restaurant – 3,402 pieces, €329.99 (18+)

There are also BrickHeadz of Luffy and Buggy. The sets are detailed and capture the atmosphere of the series well. The Baratie as the 18+ flagship set is particularly impressive.

Six more sets are already in the pipeline for 2026 – including, according to rumors, The Giants of Elbaf, Tony Tony Chopper and Monkey D. Garp's Ship.

Formula 1 – LEGO Becomes a Motorsport Partner

One of the biggest LEGO partnerships ever: a multi-year deal with Formula 1, spanning almost all LEGO product lines – Speed Champions, City, DUPLO, Icons, Technic and even Collectables.

Since the beginning of 2025, sets of all ten F1 teams have been released in several waves. From small Speed Champions race cars to large Technic models and collectible helmet sets, there's something for every budget.

The special thing: every F1 team gets its own branded sets with the correct team colors and logos. A dream for motorsport fans!

FIFA WC 2026 – The Starting Shot for LEGO Editions

The 2026 FIFA World Cup brings not only a new set, but a whole new LEGO sub-brand: LEGO Editions. This brand is intended to introduce young people to LEGO via sport and culture.

The first product:

• 43020 FIFA World Cup Official Trophy – 2,842 pieces, €199.99, from March 1, 2026

The 1:1 scale World Cup trophy consists of two different gold element types and contains a hidden scene inside the globe. A real collector's item – and possibly the starting point for further sports sets under the LEGO Editions banner.

Bluey – Finally Also as LEGO

The Australian children's series Bluey is a global phenomenon – and LEGO has secured the license. Since 2025, Bluey sets have been available in three product lines:

• DUPLO – For the very youngest
• LEGO 4+ – Simple sets for kindergarten children
• Standard System – More detailed sets for older children

Further sets are confirmed for 2026. For parents with little Bluey fans, a perfect addition to the LEGO range.

Nike – LEGO Meets Sneaker Culture

LEGO and sports giant Nike – an unexpected but brilliant combo! In summer 2025, the first crossover was released:

• 43008 Nike Dunk – 1,180 pieces

The set contains a buildable sneaker in Nike Dunk design with hidden compartments, a rotating basketball made of LEGO bricks, and an exclusive minifigure. A bridge between sneaker culture and the LEGO world that is well received by collectors.

Peanuts – Snoopy Comes to LEGO Ideas

For the 75th anniversary of Peanuts, LEGO unveiled another surprise on Valentine's Day 2026: the first official LEGO Peanuts set ever! Created from the LEGO Ideas program, fan designer Robert Becker has made his dream come true.

• 21368 Peanuts: Snoopy's Doghouse – 964 pieces, €79.99, 18+, from June 1, 2026

The set contains a buildable, poseable Snoopy with interchangeable leg positions (standing, sitting, lying down), little Woodstock, and of course the iconic red doghouse on a green grass surface. The interior of the doghouse can be opened up and shows a starry sky as well as a campfire scene – an homage to the legendary campfire scenes from the comic.

Special details: a LEGO typewriter and a printed brick with Snoopy's famous novel opening. No stickers – everything is printed!

Whether this LEGO Ideas set will turn into a broader Peanuts license is still open. But the start couldn't be better.

Pirates of the Caribbean – The Return of the Black Pearl

After years of absence, the pirate license has returned! On September 15, 2025, the following was released:

• 10365 The Black Pearl (Captain Jack Sparrow's Pirate Ship) – 2,862 pieces, €379.99

The set contains 9 minifigures (Jack Sparrow, Barbossa, Will Turner, Elizabeth Swann and others), working cannons, and an opening interior. A highlight equally for fans of the film series and LEGO pirate lovers.

More Notable Licenses and Releases

KPop Demon Hunters (Netflix)

Brand new announcement on February 4, 2026: LEGO is collaborating with Netflix for the successful animated film. The first set 73537 Derpy & Sussie (825 pieces, €69.99) releases in spring 2026, more sets are planned through 2027.

Fortnite (since 2024, growing further)

The LEGO x Fortnite partnership continues to expand. In 2025, the following were released, among others:

• 77075 Peely & Sparkplug's Camp – 250 pieces, €22.99
• 77076 Durrr Burger Restaurant – €64.99
• 77077 Klombo – 1,084 pieces, €109.99
• 77078 Mecha Team Leader – 2,503 pieces

All sets include free in-game skins – a clever crossover between physical and digital play.

Disney Offensive 2026

Disney and LEGO are planning big for 2026 with tie-ins to three blockbuster films:

• The Mandalorian & Grogu (View Star Wars Sets)
• Toy Story 5
• Moana (Live-action remake) – e.g. 43292 Pua the Pig (885 pieces, €59.99) (View LEGO Disney Sets)

What Does This Mean for the Brick Market?

LEGO's license offensive has clear effects:

For collectors: more choice than ever before – but also higher costs. Anyone who wants to collect all licenses needs a fat budget. Prices on licensed 18+ sets typically range between 8-12 cents per brick.

For competitors: LEGO is systematically securing the most coveted licenses. Mega Construx has already discontinued Pokémon production. For alternative manufacturers, it is becoming more difficult to access big brands.

For the price-conscious: especially with expensive licensed sets, comparing prices is worthwhile! Prices vary considerably depending on the retailer. If you are looking for cheaper alternatives, you should also look at manufacturers such as Cobi, BlueBrixx or MouldKing.

Our Conclusion: LEGO's Golden License Era

2025 and 2026 mark a new era for LEGO. The Danish brick giant has never had so many high-profile licenses in its portfolio at the same time. From gaming (Pokémon, Zelda, Fortnite) to anime (One Piece) to sports (F1, FIFA) and entertainment (Disney, Netflix) – LEGO covers practically every fan area.

The quality is right: printed parts, well-thought-out designs and real display highlights. However, prices are at a new all-time high. All the more important to find the best deals.

What's Next?

Insiders report more than 20 additional Pokémon sets for 2026 alone. The Zelda series will be expanded. And with the 2026 World Cup and more Disney films, the next license highlights are already in the starting blocks.

We will keep you up to date!