LEGO has officially announced a substantial lineup of new construction sets scheduled for release throughout 2026 and into the future, covering a wide array of beloved franchises. The upcoming collection includes numerous sets based on Star Wars, Pokémon, Harry Potter, Marvel, and Animal Crossing, alongside original themes and licensed properties like One Piece and Olivia Rodrigo.
August 2026 Releases
The August 2026 wave is particularly dense, featuring over 50 new sets. Notable additions include the Nintendo-themed Animal Crossing: Timmy & Tommy's Fun Day Out, the Harry Potter set Norbert: Hagrid's Baby Dragon, and a variety of LEGO Icons and Technic models such as the Hubble Space Telescope and a Dodge Viper GTS-R Sports Car. Star Wars fans can anticipate sets like Boba Fett and the Imperial Remnant AT-AT, while the Pokémon line expands with multiple 'SMART Play' sets and a large Arcanine model. The Friends and City themes also see significant updates, with new vehicles, buildings, and playsets.
September and October 2026 Highlights
September brings the traditional wave of advent calendars for Marvel, Star Wars, Disney, Friends, and City. New BrickHeadz figures are also slated, including Golden Age Superman and Batman, and Gremlins characters. For collectors, LEGO Icons will release the Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge and Mayor Manor. The October lineup features the FIFA World Cup Official Trophy – Champions Edition, exclusively in LEGO Spain, and a robust Marvel Avengers: Doomsday sub-theme with sets like the New Avengers Tower and Quinjet. Pokémon will receive a large-scale Red Minifigure.
Major Sets and Future Releases
November 2026 is set to launch the Architecture: Sagrada Família set, which is positioned to be the largest LEGO set ever produced. Release dates for several other sets remain to be announced, indicating a continuous flow of new products beyond the detailed 2026 schedule. This extensive release plan suggests LEGO is continuing its strategy of broad appeal, catering to diverse interests from adult collectors of complex models to younger audiences with character-based playsets.