A fresh round of leaked images gives the clearest look yet at LEGO's August 2026 Pokemon wave, and it's a big one. The headline set is a buildable Arcanine at 1,190 pieces, alongside a Rayquaza set (£119.99, 1,083 pieces) and a Munchlax set (£59.99, 757 pieces), both said to be releasing August 1, 2026.

The leaks also describe a line of "smart brick" sets, which use hidden tech to trigger interactive gimmicks rather than just standing as static builds. Named sets so far include a Charmander and Geodude "Cavern Clash," a Jigglypuff Concert set, and a Cubone and Gengar "Spooky Showdown," continuing LEGO's push into buildable renditions of Pikachu, Eevee, Mewtwo, and other fan favorites.

The most eye-catching leak is a jumbo Poke Ball set (item 72154) reportedly priced at $259.99 for 2,239 pieces, which opens up to reveal a built-in interior scene rather than functioning as a plain sphere. Rounding out the wave is an "Up-Scaled Red Minifigure" built from more than 900 pieces, a supersized take on the original Trainer sprite.

None of this is officially confirmed by LEGO or The Pokemon Company, and pricing, piece counts, and release timing could all shift before anything is announced. Treat every number here as a leak, not a listing. (Sources: NintendoSoup, GameRant, Nintendo Life)

We'll update this if official pricing or a full set list drops.