LEGO appears ready to enter the Dragon Ball universe. A sizable leak from the established source Brick Tap outlines eight upcoming sets based on Dragon Ball Z, beginning with a buildable Shenron before the end of 2026 and continuing with a larger wave in 2027.
According to the leak, LEGO plans to follow a staggered release pattern similar to other recent licensed lines. One set will arrive first to introduce the theme, followed by a broader assortment the next year. The opening set is expected to be Shenron, the eternal dragon summoned by gathering the seven Dragon Balls. Exact piece count and price remain unknown, though the dragon’s size and iconic status make it a natural centerpiece for the first release.
The remaining sets cover some of the most recognizable moments and characters from the series. One pits Goku against Raditz in an early confrontation. Another focuses on a larger clash between Saiyans and Z Fighters. Frieza’s Spaceship is listed as a dedicated build, while a separate set depicts the arrival on Namek. A buildable Vegeta figure is also included, giving the prince of the Saiyans his own display piece.
Two more sets round out the reported eight. Porunga and the Final Battle brings in Namek’s dragon alongside what appears to be a climactic scene. The final and potentially most ambitious set is the Kame House. It carries an 18+ age recommendation, suggesting higher complexity, denser detailing, and a higher price point than the rest of the line. The Kame House has long served as a central location in the series, making it a logical choice for a larger display model.
The leak also points to high-quality minifigures created with new molds rather than heavy reuse of existing parts. Named characters expected to appear include Goku, Frieza, Vegeta, and members of the Ginyu Force. New molds for facial expressions, hair, armor, and other signature details would mark a significant investment in the license and would be welcomed by collectors who often criticize LEGO for recycling components across themes.
A ninth set is referenced without any further description, and a polybag is also mentioned. Polybags are typically small promotional builds given away with purchases or at events. Recent LEGO Pokemon releases included similar small free items when the main wave launched, so a Dragon Ball polybag would fit the usual pattern.
The reported schedule places the Shenron set in late 2026, with the bulk of the line arriving across 2027. That timeline would give LEGO room to refine designs after the initial release and to coordinate marketing around major Dragon Ball anniversaries or new anime and game projects. It also mirrors the approach taken with other large entertainment licenses, where a single impressive set tests demand before a fuller assortment follows.
Dragon Ball has maintained a strong global presence for decades through anime, manga, movies, and games. LEGO’s decision to pursue the license, if the leak proves accurate, continues the company’s recent expansion into major anime and manga properties. The earlier arrival of official Pokemon sets showed that LEGO is willing to invest in detailed character sculpts and large display pieces for these audiences. A Dragon Ball line built around both iconic characters and key locations would follow the same logic.
Collectors will watch closely for official confirmation of piece counts, prices, and exact release windows. The Kame House set in particular is likely to draw attention because of its 18+ rating and the expectation that it will be the most detailed of the group. Buildable characters such as Shenron and Vegeta offer display options that go beyond standard minifigure scale, while the versus sets and location builds give the line narrative variety.
Until LEGO speaks officially, the information remains unconfirmed. Brick Tap has a strong track record with set leaks, however, and the level of detail provided here, including specific set themes and the staggered release plan, gives the report weight. If accurate, Dragon Ball fans can expect their first official LEGO set before the year ends, with a much larger selection following in 2027.
The leaked list covers core elements of the Dragon Ball Z story: the dragon that started it all, early Saiyan conflicts, Frieza’s invasion, the Namek saga, and the familiar home base of the Kame House. For a first wave, that selection hits many of the moments longtime fans would want to see rendered in brick form. Official images, pricing, and dates will determine how the line is ultimately received, but the current leak already outlines an ambitious starting point for LEGO’s entry into the Dragon Ball universe.
What are your thoughts on the leak? What other sets do you think they should make? I personally think a Cooler set would be pretty awesome! As always, stay tuned to Animemojo.com for more updates as we get them!