One Piece is the hit anime adaptation of the critically acclaimed pirate fantasy manga of the same name by Eiichiro Oda. An anime which received its own critically acclaimed live-action adaptation from Netflix in 2023, and which is now on its second season. Meanwhile, LEGO is a timeless brand of construction toys that pretty much everyone knows and loves. Mostly for the limitless creativity you can enjoy with their buildable sets. So what do these two have in common? Well normally, not much. Not unless you count the custom-built sets of the Straw Hat Pirate that people have created over the years. However, these are not official LEGO sets. That will all change soon though.
The LEGO Group is proud to announce a series of new One Piece sets inspired by the Netflix live-action adaptation. This series will encompass seven LEGO sets, each depicting specific scenes right out of Netflix’s One Piece Season 2. From the gigantic clash between Dorry and Brogy to the climactic battle in King Wapole’s castle on Drum Island, these upcoming new LEGO sets will depict pivotal moments in Eiichiro Oda’s story. The prices for these LEGO sets vary from set to set, but they will all start shipping in August 1, 2026. You can check them all out on the LEGO Group’s official website.
As for what these One Piece LEGO sets look like? Well, you can check them all out below:
Battle at Drum Castle – $109.99
Garp’s Marine Battleship – $179.99
Dorry vs. Brogy – Giants of Little Garden – $79.99
Tony Tony Chopper – $69.99
Showdown with Captain Smoker – $69.99
Dr. Hiriluk’s Hideout – $29.99
Gum-Gum Fruit – $69.99
New LEGO One Piece Sets Available for Preorder Now
As a longtime fan of both One Piece and LEGO, this is a dream come true. I know some of you out there might not care for the live-action adaptation Netflix is streaming. However, you still have to admit that all of that fame is bringing us so much One Piece content and merch just like this one. Honestly, we might be seeing a resurgence in One Piece popularity all because of that second season of the Netflix adaptation that started streaming in March 10, 2026. I’m already eagerly awaiting what else we might get in the future.
What do you all think? Are you excited to get your own official LEGO One Piece set at long last? Tell us your brick by brick thoughts in the comments section below.
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