SNACK Quick Summary
- The Brick Fan says the LEGO Ideas second 2026 review batch had already climbed to 23 projects in the June 6 update, so the story is less about one winner and more about what kinds of fan concepts are rising together.
- This roundup intentionally leans into the picture-first side of the update: Jumanji, Deltarune, Totoro, The Grinch and a jellyfish mech are easier to remember at a glance than a long spreadsheet of support milestones.
- The important limit stays the same: these are review-stage fan projects, not confirmed retail sets. Right now the better question is whether they feel fun to follow, not whether they are guaranteed to launch.
Snackgirls editor note
This update reads best as a snapshot of where LEGO Ideas fan imagination is clustering right now, not as a leaked product roadmap.
Why this review update is fun to browse
The official achieved-support list and The Brick Fan roundup together show how quickly the second 2026 review batch has filled out. The interesting part is not only the number 23, but also how varied the projects feel once you start scanning them visually.
That is why this article shifts away from price or release speculation. LEGO Ideas review coverage can also work as a “look what fans are pushing” snapshot, especially when several candidates have a clear mood or silhouette from the first image alone.
Jumanji is the easiest first hook
The JUMANJI 1995 mansion is the cleanest example of that visual hook. Even before you read the description, the mansion shape and board-game framing explain the concept immediately.
It lands like a toy chest you want to open rather than a dry support-count milestone. That instant “I get the theme” feeling is a big reason it works so well as the representative pick.
Four more projects that are easy to remember at a glance
Deltarune, Totoro, The Grinch and the jellyfish mech all earn their place for slightly different reasons: game-scene nostalgia, warm character familiarity, holiday personality, or just a weird-cool mechanical silhouette.
The common thread is that none of them need a huge rules explanation to become interesting. They communicate mood quickly, which is exactly why a visual-first LEGO Ideas update can be fun to follow even before any set becomes real.
What to keep in mind before calling any of this official
Review-stage visibility is not the same as approval. LEGO still has to evaluate these projects, and many fan favorites never turn into final retail sets.
So the safest takeaway is simple: today’s value is in watching the fan creativity, not in assuming an imminent launch. That mindset makes the update more enjoyable and less misleading.
Sources and checked date · Checked on: 2026-06-08 KST
- https://www.thebrickfan.com/lego-ideas-june-6-update/
- https://beta.ideas.lego.com/product-ideas?milestones=achieved_support
- https://beta.ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/42af879f-86fd-4ed9-9e8b-078f64478d76
- https://beta.ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/47f74520-5df5-44d5-8e36-08bd53bb1b74
- https://beta.ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/c922221a-ab08-4882-a8b9-3e4224164b2e
- https://beta.ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/c236c707-cbe0-458a-8f14-4aa29fb5ba79
- https://beta.ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/f5c6eac0-089b-4fef-b6be-4c9c47b6b537
Cross-checked The Brick Fan update, the LEGO Ideas achieved-support list, and the selected project pages to preserve the visual-picks angle without presenting any review-stage project as a confirmed set.
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