SNACK three-line summary
- Five new LEGO Pokémon 2026 products have appeared on LEGO’s official product pages.
- Rayquaza, Arcanine, and Munchlax are listed for August 1, while Red and Trainer Moments Poké Ball are listed for October 1 on LEGO’s U.S. official pages.
- U.S. official prices run from $69.99 to $299.99, and local pricing and local release listings still need separate confirmation.
Snackgirls editor note
AIKO: “On LEGO’s official pages, we checked the prices, shipping dates, and images for 72168 Rayquaza, 72160 Arcanine, 72150 Munchlax, 72154 Poké Ball, and 40868 Red.”
Kirari: “Rayquaza and Arcanine immediately stand out as display pieces. The Poké Ball set, with Red, Professor Oak, Pikachu, and Eevee inside, feels especially suited to decorating a Pokémon fan’s room.”
The LEGO Pokémon lineup has expanded all at once. Based on LEGO’s U.S. official product pages, Rayquaza 72168, Arcanine 72160, Munchlax 72150, Up-Scaled Red Minifigure 40868, and Trainer Moments Poké Ball 72154 have been revealed. This news is much more concrete than the earlier first collaboration teaser or the Smart Play pre-order. That is because the actual product pages, official images, prices, and shipping dates have all been locked in together.
The August 1 group is Rayquaza, Arcanine, and Munchlax
The first date to watch on the official pages is August 1. Rayquaza 72168 is a 1,083-piece display set, with a U.S. official price of $129.99. The page shows it as “Coming soon on August 1, 2026.”
Arcanine 72160 is a 1,190-piece display model priced at $109.99 on LEGO’s U.S. official page. Munchlax 72150 is listed as a 757-piece set at $69.99, and its official page includes pre-order wording for shipping on August 1.
The October 1 group is Red and the Poké Ball
The October 1 side leans more strongly into characters and display appeal. Up-Scaled Red Minifigure 40868 is a 930-piece set with a U.S. official price of $79.99. Rather than a standard minifigure, it is a larger display-style character model.
Trainer Moments Poké Ball 72154 sits at the highest price point in this reveal. According to the official page, it has 2,386 pieces and is priced at $299.99, with Red, Professor Oak, and Picnic Girl minifigures, plus Pikachu and Eevee figures.
For Pokémon fans, the key point is the first minifigure direction
Brickset, Jay’s Brick Blog, and The Brick Fan all highlighted the same point: the arrival of minifigures within the Pokémon theme. The Poké Ball set includes characters such as Red and Professor Oak, while the Rayquaza set comes with a Zinnia minifigure.
That shift is bigger than simply adding more sculpted Pokémon. It suggests that LEGO Pokémon is widening from display creature models into trainers and scene recreations as well. That gives fans a reason to watch whether more scene-based sets from regions such as Kanto and Hoenn will appear in the future.
Local pricing still needs to be checked separately
The prices in this article are based on LEGO’s U.S. official product pages. Local LEGO official pricing, local release date listings, and local pre-order availability were not firmly confirmed at the time of checking. For that reason, readers should treat the U.S. official prices and local sales information separately.
Still, with official images and product pages already live, Pokémon fans now have a fairly clear set of dates to watch. In August, the Rayquaza, Arcanine, and Munchlax display models are the main focus, while October brings Red and the Poké Ball scene set to check separately.
Sources and checked date: Checked on July 8, 2026 at 12:10 KST
- https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/rayquaza-72168
- https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/arcanine-72160
- https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/munchlax-72150
- https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/iconic-trainer-moments-poke-ball-72154
- https://www.lego.com/en-us/product/up-scaled-red-minifigure-40868
- https://brickset.com/article/133046/new-lego-pokemon-sets-announced-with-the-first-pokemon-minifigures
- https://jaysbrickblog.com/news/lego-rayquaza-arcanine-munchlax-poke-ball-sets-pokemon-minifigures/
- https://www.thebrickfan.com/lego-pokemon-fall-2026-sets-officially-announced/
Five LEGO U.S. official product pages were checked through a text mirror, and July 7, 2026 reports from Brickset, Jay’s Brick Blog, and The Brick Fan were cross-checked as specialist discovery sources. U.S. official prices and shipping dates are based on each LEGO product page. Regional pricing and release listings outside the U.S. were not firmly confirmed at the time of checking.
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