LEGO One Piece Set : Minifigure , Relea e Date & Where to Buy
If you’ve ever looked at the Going Merry and thought it would look great in brick form, you’re finally getting your wish. LEGO and Netflix have teamed up to bring the first season of the live-action One Piece series to life with seven new products, from playsets to BrickHeadz figures.
Available sets: 7 (5 playsets + 2 BrickHeadz) ·
First release date: August 1, 2025 ·
Starting price: US$29.99 ·
Minifigures: Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Sanji, Usopp, Buggy
Quick snapshot
- Seven products announced on June 5, 2025 (LEGO About Us)
- All sets based on Netflix’s live-action season 1 (LEGO About Us)
- BrickHeadz exclusive to LEGO retail and LEGO.com (LEGO About Us)
- Pre-orders opened on announcement day (Jay’s Brick Blog)
- Exact piece counts and final prices for every set (LEGO About Us)
- Discrepancy between 7 products announced and BrickEconomy’s count of 6
- June 5, 2025 – official announcement and pre-orders start (LEGO About Us)
- August 1, 2025 – global launch for EMEA (Jay’s Brick Blog)
- August 3–9, 2025 – Americas release window (Jay’s Brick Blog)
- August 1–31, 2025 – China release window (Jay’s Brick Blog)
- Sets ship to LEGO stores and online from August 1 (LEGO About Us)
- Potential future waves depend on live-action renewal (LEGO About Us)
The following table summarizes the key facts about the LEGO One Piece theme.
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Number of products | 7 (5 playsets + 2 BrickHeadz) (LEGO About Us) |
| Announcement date | June 5, 2025 (LEGO About Us) |
| Release date | August 1, 2025 (LEGO About Us) |
| Pre-order start | June 5, 2025 (Jay’s Brick Blog) |
| Source material | Netflix live-action One Piece Season 1 (LEGO About Us) |
| BrickHeadz exclusivity | LEGO retail stores and LEGO.com only (LEGO About Us) |
| Minimum age recommended | Not yet specified by LEGO |
| Theme lifecycle | At least through summer 2025; further waves unconfirmed |
What LEGO One Piece Sets Are Available?
Five playsets and two BrickHeadz figures make up the 2025 wave. Each playset recreates a key location from the live-action season, while the BrickHeadz capture Luffy and Buggy in their signature chibi style.
| Set name | Set number | Starting price (US) | Minifigures included (partial) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windmill Village Hut | 75636 | $29.99 (Jay’s Brick Blog) | Luffy, Zoro, Nami |
| Buggy the Clown’s Circus Tent | 75637 | TBD | Buggy, Luffy, Zoro |
| Battle at Arlong Park | 75638 | TBD | Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Arlong |
| The Going Merry Pirate Ship | 75639 | TBD | Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp |
| The Baratie Floating Restaurant | 75640 | TBD | Sanji, Luffy, Zoro |
Two additional BrickHeadz figures complete the lineup: 40799 Monkey D. Luffy Figure and 40800 Buggy the Clown Figure, both exclusive to LEGO retail channels (LEGO About Us).
LEGO covers the first season’s most memorable settings, but notably skips the Thousand Sunny. If the live-action series gets renewed, a second wave feels almost inevitable.
This lineup covers Season 1 essentials; fans of later arcs may need to wait for a potential follow-up wave.
Where Can I Buy LEGO One Piece Sets?
The official channel is LEGO.com and LEGO retail stores worldwide, where all seven products are available for pre-order and launch (LEGO Official Shop US). The BrickHeadz figures are exclusive to these channels, so collectors will need to buy direct. Third-party retailers such as Amazon, Smyths Toys, and Art & Hobby were not confirmed by LEGO’s announcement; as of this writing LEGO.com remains the only confirmed source.
Regional release windows differ: EMEA customers get first access on August 1, while the Americas will have to wait until August 3–9 (Jay’s Brick Blog).
The implication: early adopters in Europe will have the widest initial stock pool.
What Minifigures Are Included in LEGO One Piece?
Each set comes with a core of Straw Hat Pirates, with the lineup reflecting the live-action casting. The table below shows which major characters appear in which sets.
| Character | Sets featured |
|---|---|
| Monkey D. Luffy | All five playsets |
| Roronoa Zoro | Windmill Village Hut, Buggy’s Circus, Arlong Park, Going Merry, Baratie |
| Nami | Windmill Village Hut, Arlong Park, Going Merry |
| Sanji | Baratie |
| Usopp | Going Merry |
| Buggy the Clown | Buggy’s Circus Tent + BrickHeadz 40800 |
| Arlong | Battle at Arlong Park |
Minifigures come with exclusive accessories: Luffy’s straw hat, Zoro’s three swords, Sanji’s chef knife, and Buggy’s red nose and makeup (Jay’s Brick Blog).
The pattern: LEGO focused on the core crew that appears early in the live-action series.
When Was LEGO One Piece Released?
The theme was officially announced on June 5, 2025 by LEGO and Netflix (LEGO About Us). Pre-orders opened the same day. The global retail launch is scheduled for August 1, 2025, though regional windows vary: EMEA August 1–3, Americas August 3–9, and China August 1–31 (Jay’s Brick Blog).
“The 2025 sets bring iconic scenes from ONE PIECE Season 1 to life in LEGO brick form for the first time.”
— LEGO About Us
No official end date has been announced, but typical LEGO themes run 12–18 months. The content plan indicates a lifecycle through July 2026, though that date is not confirmed by LEGO.
BrickEconomy’s year index lists only 6 sets for 2025, while LEGO’s announcement says 7. The difference may be the BrickHeadz (which some services count separately). Buyers who want the full 2025 lineup should check LEGO.com directly.
What this means: verify the official product count before assuming availability.
Is LEGO One Piece Worth Buying?
For $29.99, the Windmill Village Hut offers an affordable entry point. At the other end, the larger playsets like Arlong Park and the Going Merry will likely cost $100–$150, making them comparable to other licensed LEGO themes such as the Game of Thrones merchandise. Build quality is consistent with LEGO’s standard; pieces match the vibrant colors of the live-action series. Pre-orders selling out quickly (within hours on LEGO.com) suggest strong demand from the One Piece fandom (Jay’s Brick Blog).
The trade-off: The theme is based on the live-action adaptation, not the original anime or manga. Purists may miss elements like the characteristic anime hairstyles or larger-than-life action scenes that bricks can’t fully convey. But for collectors who want to display iconic East Blue landmarks on a shelf, these sets deliver precisely that. Similarly, the Bob the Builder theme has proven that licensed LEGO sets can attract both new and nostalgic audiences.
Timeline: From Announcement to Shelf
- – LEGO and Netflix announce the theme; pre-orders open. (LEGO About Us)
- – Global launch for EMEA; China window begins. (Jay’s Brick Blog)
- – Americas launch window opens (through August 9). (Jay’s Brick Blog)
- – China release window ends. (Jay’s Brick Blog)
- Unknown – Possible follow‑up wave if Netflix renews the live‑action series. (LEGO About Us)
The pattern: regional rollouts are staggered to manage global supply.
What’s Clear and What’s Not
Confirmed facts
- Seven 2025 products (5 playsets + 2 BrickHeadz) (Jay’s Brick Blog)
- Release date August 1, 2025 (LEGO About Us)
- Based on Netflix live-action Season 1 (LEGO About Us)
- Minifigures include Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Sanji, Usopp, Buggy, Arlong
- BrickHeadz exclusive to LEGO retail and LEGO.com (LEGO About Us)
What’s unclear / disputed
- Exact piece counts for all sets (only Windmill Village Hut has a confirmed price) (LEGO About Us)
- BrickEconomy reports 6 sets vs. LEGO’s 7 (possible counting exclusion of BrickHeadz) (BrickEconomy)
- Retailer availability outside LEGO.com is unconfirmed for Amazon, Smyths, Art & Hobby (LEGO About Us)
- Any future sets beyond the 2025 wave (e.g., Thousand Sunny, Enies Lobby) (LEGO About Us)
- Theme lifecycle end date not officially announced (LEGO About Us)
- Age rating not specified by LEGO
“Regional release windows for the 2025 wave: EMEA 2025-08-01 to 2025-08-03, Americas 2025-08-03 to 2025-08-09, China 2025-08-01 to 2025-08-31.”
— Jay’s Brick Blog, citing official LEGO distribution schedules
The first wave is built around the fandom’s early East Blue nostalgia. For collectors who prioritize accuracy over quantity, these sets deliver a brickfied memory of Luffy’s origins.
Fans can consult a comprehensive Finnish guide for detailed information on the LEGO One Piece sets.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many pieces are in the LEGO One Piece Going Merry set?
The exact piece count has not been confirmed by LEGO. The initial estimate from the content plan was ~800 pieces, but buyers should verify on the product page at launch.
Does LEGO One Piece include the Thousand Sunny?
No. The 2025 wave is based on Season 1 of the live-action series, which covers East Blue events before the Thousand Sunny appears. A future wave could potentially include it.
Are LEGO One Piece sets compatible with other LEGO themes?
Yes. All sets use standard LEGO bricks and minifigure dimensions, so they can be combined with other LEGO themes.
What age rating is recommended for LEGO One Piece?
LEGO has not yet published age ratings for these sets, but based on similar themes, expect 8+ for playsets and 10+ for more detailed builds.
Can I buy LEGO One Piece sets in the United States?
Yes. The sets will be available through LEGO.com and LEGO retail stores in the US starting August 3–9, 2025.
Do the LEGO One Piece minifigures have unique prints?
Yes. Each minifigure features exclusive printed details for the live-action look, including Luffy’s straw hat print, Zoro’s three swords, and Buggy’s face makeup.
Will there be more LEGO One Piece sets after 2026?
LEGO has not announced future waves. The theme’s continuation likely depends on Netflix’s renewal of the live-action series and sales performance of the 2025 wave.
For collectors in Europe and beyond, the decision is clear: pre-order the Going Merry and Baratie while supplies last, or risk paying secondary-market markups. The 2025 wave is a solid start—one that proves the Straw Hats’ journey translates surprisingly well into brick form.
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