Lego 'One Piece' sets available for pre-order: See the collection
Lego 'One Piece' sets available for pre-order: See the collection
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Lego announced that the long-awaited "One Piece" sets, based on the Netflix adaptation of the famous Japanese manga series, are now available for pre-order.
The Lego sets are based on the characters and scenes from the Netflix show and range in price from $9.99 to $329.99, according to a news release on the toy company's website.
The collaboration comes as the streaming platform prepares to debut Season 2 of the live-action adaptation on Netflix in 2026.
The "One Piece" sets became available for pre-order on Thursday, June 5, according to Lego's website. They will then begin shipping the sets on Aug. 1.
Households are limited to pre-ordering only three of each Lego set.
Sets will also be available for purchase on Aug. 1.
Which sets are included in the 'One Piece' collection?
The "One Piece" collection includes the following Lego sets:
When does Season 2 of the 'One Piece' live-action series release on Netflix?
On May 31, during the Netflix Tudum 2025: The Live Event, the cast of the show previewed Season 2, and fans got to get a quick glimpse at the fan favorite character Tony Tony Chopper, a "blue-nosed reindeer-boy hybrid," according to Netflix.
"It's an incredible opportunity for Netflix and the LEGO Group to deliver something so meaningful and authentic to ONE PIECE fans around the world," Josh Simon, vice president of consumer products and experiences at Netflix, said in Lego's new release. "The overwhelming feedback received from when we first teased the line was phenomenal.
Season 2 of the show is set to premiere on the streaming platform in 2026, although Netflix has not yet announced an exact premiere date.
Lego stores to host 'One Piece' events in August
Throughout August, Lego stores will offer special "One Piece" experiences for customers. Here's when the U.S. events are:
"One Piece" Gum Gum Fruit Make & Take (Aug. 3-9): Build and take home a Lego gum gum fruit from the series
Build and take home a Lego gum gum fruit from the series "One Piece" passport stamp (Aug. 1-10): If you own a Lego Passport, get a "One Piece" stamp from an associate. Want a Lego Passport? Just request one at any Lego store. They're free.
If you own a Lego Passport, get a "One Piece" stamp from an associate. Want a Lego Passport? Just request one at any Lego store. They're free. "One Piece" Straw Hat Headband (Aug. 1): Take home a Lego straw hat headband (for Lego Insiders)
Take home a Lego straw hat headband (for Lego Insiders) Minifigure Factory (Starting Aug. 1): Create custom Lego minifigures with "One Piece" pieces and accessories
What is 'One Piece'?
Both a manga and anime, "One Piece" follows Monkey D. Luffy and his crew, the Straw Hat Pirates. The team explores the Grand Line in search of the "One Piece," a treasure that will allow them to become the King of the Pirates.
The original "One Piece" manga was released in 1997. In 2023, Netflix released the live-action remake of the series starring Iñaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy.
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