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LEGO officially unveils its Dragon Ball: Shenron and Goku set and you won't wait long to wish it into your collection

The 1,764-piece set includes a Kid Goku minifigure, Shenron, and seven Dragon Balls, with Lego and Toei planning more releases in 2027.

  • On Tuesday, The Lego Group and Toei Animation officially announced the 11390 Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku set, a 1,764-piece building set bringing Akira Toriyama's manga and anime series into the Lego portfolio.
  • The set arrives after fans requested the theme for years, following similar treatments like One Piece. The partnership celebrates the enduring stories of Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball series.
  • Priced at $179.99, the centerpiece features the Eternal Dragon Shenron alongside a Son Goku minifigure, complete with his Nimbus and Power Pole. The model stands more than 12 inches tall and measures 26 centimeters wide.
  • Insiders can purchase the set beginning October 1, 2026, ahead of the general release on October 4, 2026. Available via Lego Stores and online, the launch offers fans a new way to experience the Dragon Ball universe.
  • Federico Begher, senior VP of product, marketing and development at The Lego Group, stated the set is "just the beginning" of the partnership. Toei Animation CEO Masayuki Endo added that more Dragon Ball sets will follow in 2027.
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Dragon Ball's first LEGO set recreates Shenron's invocation with Songoku and the seven Crystal Balls, in a model composed of 1764 pieces.

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This is it, Dragon Ball finally arrives officially at Lego. The first set staged the Shenron dragon and pays tribute to the pencil stroke of Akira Toriyama. It will be sold €139.99 from November 4, 2026. Since its debut in 1984 on the pages of the Weekly Shōnen Jump, Dragon Ball has become one of the manga

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