LEGO has unveiled an exciting new line of seven sets inspired by the live-action adaptation of One Piece available on Netflix. Among these sets are fan favorites such as the Going Merry Pirate Ship and Buggy the Clown’s Circus Tent. Notably, the Baratie Floating Restaurant is specifically targeted at adult collectors, marking its place in the exclusive LEGO sets for adults category. These delightful new additions will officially launch on August 1, but eager fans can place preorders now through the LEGO Store.
The full list of One Piece LEGO sets includes:
– The Baratie Floating Restaurant
– The Going Merry Pirate Ship
– Battle at Arlong Park
– Buggy the Clown’s Circus Tent
– Windmill Village Hut
– BrickHeadz Monkey D. Luffy
– BrickHeadz Buggy the Clown
These sets capture scenes from the show’s debut season, which premiered on Netflix in 2023, and they are set to release just in time for the anticipated second season.
One Piece, originally launched as a manga series by Eiichiro Oda in 1997, has grown immensely in popularity, leading to an expansive franchise with numerous films, video games, and an anime series that spans over 1,000 episodes. This collaboration between LEGO and One Piece marks a significant moment, as it is the first joint venture between the two.
In addition, LEGO has been especially active in recent months, releasing a variety of captivating sets including thematic builds like The Simpsons Krusty Burger and the Japanese red maple bonsai tree. For those who are fans of Harry Potter, the LEGO Chomping Monster Book of Monsters is another must-try.
For video game enthusiasts, there are enticing selections among the best LEGO Nintendo sets, as well as unique LEGO plants and flower sets that offer a creative building experience without the upkeep of live plants.
The excitement surrounding this collaboration not only celebrates the world of One Piece but also indicates LEGO’s commitment to expanding their themes, ensuring fans have more ways to engage with their favorite franchises. With the upcoming sets, fans can look forward to an enriching building experience this summer.