Iconic Moments From Netflix's ‘One Piece' Come to Life in New LEGO Sets
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LEGOhas officially unveiled the One Piece collection. A collaboration withNetflixandTomorrow Studios, the collection brings the beloved live-action adaptation ofEiichiro Oda's legendary manga to life in brick form.
The collection features seven seafaring sets, each inspired by iconic moments from Season 1 of Netflix'sOne Piece. Fans can recreate memorable scenes, including Luffy's first encounter with Shanks, the Straw Hat Pirates' battle at Arlong Park and Buggy the Clown's circus of horrors. With intricate details, collectible minifigures and interactive play elements, the sets offer an immersive building experience for both longtime fans and newcomers.
Among the standout sets is the Going Merry Pirate Ship, a 1,376-piece recreation of the Straw Hat Pirates' iconic vessel. The set includes detailed interiors, such as a crew's cabin, kitchen, storage area and accessory workshop, along with minifigures of Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp and Sanji. Another highlight is the Baratie Floating Restaurant, a massive 3,402-piece set featuring dining areas, Zeff's quarters and a treasure room, complete with ten minifigures, including the Stray Hats crew alongside Zeff, Garp, Helmeppo, Koby and Mihawk. Each set also includes collectible 'Wanted' posters, encouraging fans to explore and collect them all.
To celebrate the launch, LEGO Stores worldwide will host exclusiveOne Piece-themed events throughout August. Fans can participate in interactive experiences, such as a Gum Gum Fruit Make & Take activity, a Straw Hat Headband giveaway and a Minifigure Factory, where they can customize their ownOne Piececharacters. Additionally, LEGO Insiders can receive a special One Piece passport stamp, adding a unique collectible element to the experience.
Prices range from $30 – $330 USD, LEGO's One Piece collection is available for pre-ordernow, with sets officially launching on August 1, 2025. As Netflix prepares to debut Season 2 of the live-action adaptation in 2026, this collaboration offers fans a new way to connect with the series.
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