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LEGO Pokémon: Rayquaza, Arcanine and the giant Poké Ball up for pre-order (2026)

LEGO has a new wave of Pokémon sets: five collector sets have just opened for pre-order. Three buildable figures (Rayquaza, Arcanine and Munchlax) are due in August 2026, followed by a giant Poké Ball full of surprises and a large-scale Red minifigure in October 2026. These sets, designed for adult fans, sit alongside the SMART Play playsets that were already announced.

The August wave: the collector figures

Rayquaza (72168)

The Legendary Pokémon leads this first wave with 1,083 pieces and a height of more than 15 in (38 cm) once built. The set includes a minifigure of Drake, the dragon-type trainer, holding an Ultra Ball. Rayquaza's body and tail are articulated for different poses, and the figure can be displayed on its own or on its base, which shows the top of Sky Pillar surrounded by clouds.

The LEGO Rayquaza figure coiled upright in a spiral, mouth open

The Sky Pillar cloud base being assembled

Rayquaza's articulated body being put together by hand

The Drake minifigure standing on top of Sky Pillar

Munchlax (72150)

The always-hungry Munchlax is built from 757 pieces. The figure has its round teal body and cream patch on the belly, and sits on a tree stump. Articulated arms, legs and head allow a wide range of poses, in keeping with its reputation as a constant snacker.

The LEGO Munchlax figure from the front, cream belly and large eyes

Munchlax on its stump on a blue table, mushrooms beside it

Munchlax sitting on its flowered stump with an apple and mushrooms

The built Munchlax set on a black table in a bedroom

Arcanine (72160)

With 1,190 pieces, Arcanine is the largest set of the August trio. Its upright stance and thick fur are closely reproduced, and the tail, legs, head and mouth are articulated so it can take dynamic poses. It is a display piece aimed at long-time fans.

The LEGO Arcanine figure from the front, beige mane and open mouth

Arcanine displayed on a blue chest of drawers next to a basketball

Arcanine's head being adjusted by hand during the build

A teenager building Arcanine on a black desk in his bedroom

In October: the giant Poké Ball and Red

Iconic Trainer Moments: Poké Ball (72154)

The largest set of the wave is a 2,386-piece collector set. The Poké Ball opens to reveal a battle scene in its lower half and a recreation of Professor Oak's lab in the upper half, with a bookcase, computers, three moulded Poké Balls and two Pokédex tiles. It includes five minifigures, among them Red, Professor Oak, Eevee and Pikachu. On its stand, the large Poké Ball looks as if it has just been thrown to the ground, as in the games.

Professor Oak's lab recreated in the upper half of the Poké Ball

The giant Poké Ball being assembled on a table

The closed Poké Ball on its plant-covered stand, minifigures beside it

The open Poké Ball showing the lab, on a coffee table

Large-scale Red minifigure (40868)

This oversized 930-piece replica features Red, one of the best-known trainers in the series. He wears his familiar outfit: red cap, blue trousers, sleeveless red jacket, backpack and badge. Suitable from age 10, it is designed to be displayed on a desk or shelf.

The giant Red minifigure mid-stride, Poké Ball in hand

Three-quarter close-up of Red, yellow backpack visible

Red seen from behind on a metal shelf, Pikachu backpack

Red displayed from the front on a metal shelf near a window

For younger fans: the SMART Play range

This collector wave joins the dozen or so LEGO Pokémon SMART Play playsets already up for pre-order for August 2026, battle and adventure scenes designed for younger builders. You can find them in detail in our article on the LEGO Pokémon SMART Play sets.

These five LEGO Pokémon sets are already up for pre-order, with releases spread between August and October 2026.