6 LEGO One Piece Sets for 2026 Detailed in New Leak

At least half a dozen new LEGO sets based on One Piece are coming in 2026, according to a new report from a reliable source. As was the case with the initial wave of LEGO's One Piece offerings, the leaked 2026 kits are said to be happening thanks to Netflix.

The One Piece franchise was 28 years old by the time it received its first LEGO sets. Released in August 2025, the seven-product lineup resulted from a collaboration with Netflix, with each set formally based on the streaming service’s live-action adaptation of One Piece.

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6 More LEGO One Piece Sets Reportedly Coming in 2026

That partnership is now expected to continue into next year, according to a new report from the ever-reliable Brick Tap community, which details six One Piece LEGO sets said to be targeting a 2026 release, listing their set numbers, piece counts, and U.S. Price tags. The two largest kits are said to carry set numbers 75645 and 75646, containing 1,038 and 1,705 pieces, respectively. The former will reportedly retail for $99.99, while the latter is priced at $169.99, according to the same source. The Brick Tap reports that Drum Island Castle, a Marine ship, and a buildable Tony Tony Chopper are among the potential matches for the newly leaked set numbers.

All Released and Rumored LEGO One Piece Sets

While 1,705 pieces is a decent-sized build, it's nowhere close to the flagship offering from LEGO's original One Piece lineup: set 75640, The Baratie Floating Restaurant, which includes more than 3,400 pieces. LEGO’s track record suggests that set 75646 may be a ship, given One Piece offers no shortage of nautical models to draw from. That said, the Drum Island Castle would benefit from a higher piece count that this set will supposedly have and is actively rumored as one of the candidates for the new kits.

Last year's One Piece lineup included several budget-friendly LEGO BrickHeadz sets featuring Monkey D. Luffy and Buggy the Clown. However, with the most affordable kit in the newly leaked batch reportedly starting at $29.99, it appears the LEGO One Piece theme may either be skipping BrickHeadz next year or that such products simply haven't leaked yet. If the 2026 line follows the same age-rating structure as its 2025 counterpart, the largest set is likely to be rated 18+, with the remaining products expected to be more kid-friendly builds.

Predicting the Release Window of LEGO's Rumored 2026 One Piece Sets

The newly surfaced leak does not specify when exactly in 2026 these kits are expected to launch. LEGO’s first wave debuted in August 2025, two years after the premiere of the Netflix adaptation on which it is based. While the second lineup may be more closely aligned with the show—Season 2 of the Netflix series is set to premiere on March 10—that does not necessarily make an early 2026 launch the most likely scenario. Based on LEGO’s historical patterns with major IP collaborations, the next One Piece sets are more likely to arrive between June and August rather than in March. However, an announcement could still come several months in advance.

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Release Date

August 31, 2023

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Netflix

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Matt Owens

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Tim Southam, Marc Jobst, Josef Kubota Wladyka

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Tiffany Greshler, Diego Gutierrez, Allison Weintraub, Lindsay Gelfand

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One Piece

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  Iñaki Godoy

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