Pokemon fans can save on preorders for the new 4K Blu-ray edition of Detective Pikachu at Amazon. When preorders for the upcoming Limited Edition Steelbook opened earlier this month, Amazon priced ...

Mattel had a partnership with Pokèmon for years through their Mattel Mega ... like Pikachu, Charmander, Bulbasaur, Squirtle, and the other starters, made at a scale similar to Lego’s R2D2 ...

In a 13-second teaser clip shared by both Lego and Pokémon on their social media pages, the lightning-shaped tail of the franchise’s iconic character Pikachu can be seen, in the form of Lego ...

as Lego has not made Pokémon building sets before. Up until now, popular Pokémon buildable sets have almost exclusively been created and sold by Mattel under the company's Mega Bloks brand.

This confirms the leaked teaser that featured a Lego Pikachu tail earlier. The first Lego Pokemon sets ... Under its partnership with Mattel’s Mega Bloks and Mega Construx lines, the brand already has ...

No further details about the sets have been revealed but the video does hint towards a Pikachu ... like Mega Evolutions, so it’s unlikely every ‘Mon will be available in Lego form.

From this video alone, we can definitely expect a Pikachu LEGO set next year—but will that be all ... it’s probably because you’ve come across the MEGA BLOKS Pokémon toys and sets by Mattel. While ...

LEGO has teamed up with multiple beloved franchises over the decades. Some of their recent partnerships include Twilight and Nintendo’s Super Mario Kart. Now, the toy company is adding Pokémon ...

The one key visual we get is Pikachu’s tail, made out of LEGO plates, against the backdrop of the LEGO and Pokémon logos, which you can see below. So while we wait for 2026, why don’t we ...

Lego has that it will be teaming up with The Pokémon Company to bring block based Pokemon to life soon. While Pikachu fans ...

In the pre-game show, with the phrase “Monster meets Monster”, the Tokyo Dome went dark, to then find a little boy standing between a couple of Pikachus in the pitching mound and holding a ...

It’s pretty big news, as a LEGO set geared around the Pokémon franchise has never been done, though there has been block-building elements with a long-term partnership with Mega Blocks.