Details on four unannounced LEGO Pokemon sets have surfaced leaked online, listing their prices and piece counts, while also reiterating some previously reported information. Aside from sharing the same theme, the leaked sets have one key detail in common: they are reportedly traditional kits not designed with LEGO’s new Smart Play platform in mind.
LEGO formally introduced its Smart Play offerings in early January 2026. Presented as an evolution of the company's iconic toys, the platform centers on multi-sensor bricks that can detect their position, orientation, light, sound, or other LEGO elements, allowing them to respond by playing sounds, flashing lights, or both. The new LEGO Pokemon theme is expected to spearhead the Danish toymaker's Smart Play push, according to multiple prior reports from credible leakers. However, the very first Pokemon sets that LEGO revealed were not Smart Play-enabled, and more such offerings are reportedly on the way.
The recently announced LEGO Pokemon sets have already started popping up on eBay, with scalpers selling pre-orders of the products at insane prices.
A January 23 report from established leaker lego_minecraft_goat shared some new details about four upcoming Pokemon sets from LEGO, all of which are said to be...
