LEGO

Not only is $110 not bad for a Pokemon set, particularly one that's more than 1,100 pieces, but Arcanine looks pretty good in Lego. Considering how detailed the Fire-type is, Lego has done a pretty great job. Between that and the significantly lower cost compared to other Pokemon options, I can see this set doing pretty well sales-wise. The leak claims that the set will be here on August 1, 2026, which lines up with other Lego Pokemon leaks we've heard. While this is the first leak extensive enough to include an actual image of what the set will supposedly look like, there have been other rumo

While we don’t know much about the LEGO Pokeball set, it is currently the only one that is rumored to include minifigures or molded figures. We don’t know how many molded Pokemon might be included in the set, but a leak a month ago offered an early image of an Eevee molded figure. It’s probably also safe to assume that a molded Pikachu is part of the set, but besides that, any other inclusions are anyone’s guess. Maybe Ash or Red if it's a Pokemon battle, but that's just a guess. I would hope that there are a good number of LEGO Pokemon minifigures included with the set, since it is rumored to

Hogwarts Castle: East Wing ($269.99) – Prefer not to get the full castle? Well, this one provides just the East wing, which covers the Chamber of Secrets. The Great Hall ($199.99) is also available on its own, as is the Hospital Wing ($99.99) and the Main Tower ($259.99). Diagon Alley Wizarding Shops ($199.99) – While Hogwarts is the most famous Harry Potter setting, Diagon Alley is still right up there, as it is one of the first places that the books and movies visit. Flying Ford Anglia ($14.99) – You don't need to spend $100+ to get a cool LEGO showcase. Related

X-Men: The X-Mansion ($329.99) – With the X-Men becoming part of the MCU, this set is more relevant than ever. That said, the design of the characters suggests it is inspired by the comics or animated series rather than live-action films. Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock Subway Train Scene ($54.99) – One of the most famous superhero scenes in cinematic history, recreated with 393 LEGO bricks. MARVEL Logo & Minifigures ($99.99) – Now, for something a bit different.