Welcome to the incredible world of LEGO® Pokémon! Whether you’re just getting started on your Trainer journey or you’re already a seasoned LEGO Pokémon fan, this guide is your go-to for getting to know some of the iconic Pokémon available in LEGO sets. The path to becoming a LEGO Pokémon Ace Trainer starts here!
Instantly recognizable by its yellow coloring, red cheek pouches and lightning-bolt-shaped tail, LEGO Pikachu has become an icon. Its cheeks store electricity, which it can discharge as a powerful jolt when needed. Look out for it wherever a storm is brewing or wherever there’s a sunny spot to nap in.
A Fire- and Flying-type Pokémon, LEGO Charizard blows out fire hot enough to melt boulders and uses its broad wings to soar to great heights. In battle, it takes on any opponent it faces, whatever their strength or experience. Instantly recognizable by its orange coloring and the flame burning at the tip of its tail.
An Electric-type Pokémon and one of the Eevee Evolutions, LEGO Jolteon is built with spiky, angular elements that stand on end, reflecting the electricity it discharges when it’s fired up. Fast on its feet and quick to spark into action, it’s built for split-second battles.
A Water-type Pokémon, LEGO Squirtle can retreat into its shell to shield itself from attacks, then fire off a jet of water when it’s ready to counter. That shell isn’t just for show; it’s Squirtle’s built-in defense system.
A Fire-type Pokémon, LEGO Charmander carries a flame at the tip of its tail that reflects its condition: it burns steadily when Charmander is healthy. Small in size, this Pokémon has plenty of growing left to do on its way to a much larger Evolution.
A Rock- and Ground-type Pokémon, LEGO Geodude looks so much like an ordinary rock that hikers have been known to trip over it by mistake. It rolls straight into battle without hesitation, whatever’s standing in its way. Rock solid in every sense of the word!
A Grass- and Poison-type Pokémon, LEGO Bulbasaur carries a bulb on its back that grows steadily as it absorbs sunlight, eventually blooming into a flower as it evolves. Its calm, steady growth makes it a Pokémon worth watching from the very first brick.
A Normal-type Pokémon, LEGO Bidoof has front teeth that never stop growing, so it gnaws on wood and rock to keep them worn down. It’s a reminder that a Pokémon doesn’t need to be flashy to hold its own.
A Ground-type Pokémon, LEGO Cubone wears a skull as a helmet and carries a bone as a weapon, using both in battle. A reminder that even the quietest-looking Pokémon can hold their own.
A Ghost- and Poison-type Pokémon, LEGO Gengar is said to emerge from shadows and can lower the temperature of a room by several degrees when nearby. Its wide, toothy grin is said to be the last thing seen before it vanishes back into the dark.
According to the Pokémon Pokédex data, LEGO Mewtwo was created through groundbreaking scientific research, using genetic material from Mew. This powerful Psychic-type Pokémon is a force to be reckoned with.
LEGO Pokémon isn’t just about collecting. It’s about the storytelling, the battles and the building, all brought to life brick by brick. From LEGO Pikachu’s iconic spark to LEGO Mewtwo’s unforgettable origins, every LEGO Pokémon has details worth discovering. The adventure starts here!
