In order to catch 'em all, you must go brick by brick.
Two of the world's biggest brands are teaming up for the first time as LEGO is set to launch its first Pokémon line next month.
Three different sets, made up of five iconic Pokémon, are currently available for pre-order and launching Feb. 27. All five are among the original 151 from the Kanto Region, as Pokémon gets ready to celebrate its 30th anniversary.
The sets range in price from $59.99 to $649.99.
The least expensive and smallest is Eevee. At $59.99, Eevee is made up of 587 bricks. What makes Eevee such a unique Pokémon is its evolution. Eevee can evolve into eight different Pokémon, more than any other, and the eight evolutions all make up different types of Pokémon.
The second set is Pikachu, undoubtedly the most famous of all the Pokémon, especially due to the animated shows in which Pikachu is always by Ash's side. This set is $199.99, consists of 2,050 pieces and includes a Poké ball.
The third set is one of the largest in LEGO history, leading to its high price of $649.99. Made up of more than 6,838-pieces, the set features the three Kanto first partner Pokémon evolutions — Charizard, Blastoise and Venusaur — for the first time, in LEGO brick form. The Pokémon in this set can be displayed together as one piece or individually.
As it has for the last three decades, Pokémon continues to be a major force among both children and adults. In the hobby, Pokémon dominated eBay this year, as the top two searches for the online retailer in 2025 were "Pokémon" and "Pokémon cards." Perhaps not so ironically, "LEGO" was the third-most-searched tagline of the year.
“Bringing the world of Pokémon to life in LEGO bricks is both an exciting opportunity and a great responsibility," Julia Goldin, chief product and marketing officer of the LEGO Group, said. "We’ve worked to combine our worlds in a way that truly celebrates the creativity, adventure, and wonder that Pokémon represents."
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Matt Liberman is a reporter and video producer for cllct, the premier company for collectible culture.