Lego's foray into the world of Pokémon has finally arrived, bringing with it a trio of sets that will delight both kids and adults. The most expensive of the three is the diorama set, which boasts an astonishing 6,838 pieces, including articulated and poseable versions of Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise, accompanied by elaborate display stands featuring beach, jungle, and volcano biomes matching their respective types.
This behemoth of a set is sure to be a coveted prize for the most die-hard Pokémon fans and Lego collectors. The price tag? A staggering $649.99. For those looking to dip their toes into this franchise without breaking the bank, the 2,050-piece Pikachu set offers an alternative at a more manageable $199.99. The set includes articulated limbs and ears, allowing for endless posing possibilities.
Meanwhile, fans who want to responsibly stick to a New Year's budget resolution can opt for the 587-piece Eevee set, priced at $59.99. This smaller set still packs in the fun, with a movable head, limbs, and tail, enabling a 7.5-inch-tall figure to be posed.
Lego has also announced two additional promotional sets with limited availability. The Kanto Region Badge Collection is a 312-piece display case featuring all eight badges from the original Kanto region, but only for those who purchase the expensive diorama set between February 27th and March 8th. Meanwhile, fans of Lego Insiders can redeem 2,600 points to unlock a 233-piece Mini Pokémon Center as a reward.
The latest release marks an exciting new chapter in the world of Pokémon-themed sets, offering something for everyone from casual fans to die-hard collectors. Whether you're looking to display your favorite Pokémon or simply indulge in some nostalgic fun, these sets are sure to bring a smile to your face.
This behemoth of a set is sure to be a coveted prize for the most die-hard Pokémon fans and Lego collectors. The price tag? A staggering $649.99. For those looking to dip their toes into this franchise without breaking the bank, the 2,050-piece Pikachu set offers an alternative at a more manageable $199.99. The set includes articulated limbs and ears, allowing for endless posing possibilities.
Meanwhile, fans who want to responsibly stick to a New Year's budget resolution can opt for the 587-piece Eevee set, priced at $59.99. This smaller set still packs in the fun, with a movable head, limbs, and tail, enabling a 7.5-inch-tall figure to be posed.
Lego has also announced two additional promotional sets with limited availability. The Kanto Region Badge Collection is a 312-piece display case featuring all eight badges from the original Kanto region, but only for those who purchase the expensive diorama set between February 27th and March 8th. Meanwhile, fans of Lego Insiders can redeem 2,600 points to unlock a 233-piece Mini Pokémon Center as a reward.
The latest release marks an exciting new chapter in the world of Pokémon-themed sets, offering something for everyone from casual fans to die-hard collectors. Whether you're looking to display your favorite Pokémon or simply indulge in some nostalgic fun, these sets are sure to bring a smile to your face.
I'd totally be down for the Pikachu set though, it looks like so much fun and at $199.99, it's still a bit pricey but more manageable. The Eevee set seems like a great option if you're on a tight budget, all for just $59.99! 
The Mini Pokémon Center sounds like an awesome reward too, 2,600 points is no joke! 
. Six thousand eight hundred pieces for the diorama set is CRAZY!!! Who needs that much money? 
I still remember when the Game Boy was all the rage, now we've got these massive sets and I'm here for it! The Pikachu set looks so cute and affordable at $199.99 
I might just have to splurge on that one for my little niece 
. Who thought it was a good idea to spend $650 on a toy set that's just gonna collect dust? And don't even get me started on the price of those smaller sets, like 60 bucks for an Eevee one? That's just crazy talk! I mean, what's next? Charging people 100 bucks for a pack of playing cards? Give me a break. Lego should be focusing on making more affordable sets that people can actually enjoy without breaking the bank 
. This new set is insane - 6,838 pieces?! That's a whole lotta buildin' 
! And can we talk about the prices? $649.99 might be steep for some, but I think it's worth it for that diorama set alone 
. And the promo sets? Nice touch! I'm definitely gonna keep an eye out for those limited-edition badges and Mini Pokémon Center 
. This is like a dream come true for any Pokémon fan - let's see how many sets we can get our hands on this year 
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Volcano biome is giving me LIFE! 
That 7.5 inch tall figure is literally too cute! 
I'm already planning to cop that one for my nephew's birthday. The limited edition sets are a nice touch too - Kanto Region Badge Collection and Mini Pokémon Center, u can't go wrong! 
what do u guys think about this new release? 
$649.99 is insane! who can afford that kinda cash? and whats the point of having 6,838 pieces when ur just gonna build it up and leave it on the shelf? 
I'd rather spend my money on something that'll actually last, like a decent pair of shoes or a nice dinner. And don't even get me started on the display stands – they're just going to take up space in your living room, if you ask me. 
Give me the Pikachu set at $199.99 any day! I can already imagine myself building that thing and then... just breaking it, because let's be real, we all know how our kids are gonna use those things 
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, can't wait to get my hands on the Pikachu set tho 
she's been drooling over those 6,838-piece sets since they were announced. And wow, that Pikachu set is so cute! 
I also love the fact that Lego has created some awesome display stands for each set - it's not just about building cool stuff, but also having a place to showcase your favorite Pokémon 
