The one key visual we get is Pikachu’s tail, made out of LEGO plates, against the backdrop of the LEGO and Pokémon logos, which you can see below. So while we wait for 2026, why don’t we ...

While details are still under wraps, the partnership is poised to finally bring Pikachu and pals to brick form, allowing fans to build and display their favourite critters and trainers.

Two of the biggest names in toys and gaming are about to collide as Lego is releasing Pokémon sets for the first time. While details are still under wraps, the partnership is poised to finally bring ...