The Pokémon TCG Lego Sets Are So Good I Want Them All
Lego has collaborated with Pokémon to create new Trading Card Game-themed sets. Fans submitted design ideas, and five finalists have been chosen, featuring popular Pokémon like Arceus and Gyarados. Voting for the sets requires a Lego account, and the designs aim to capture the dynamic art style of modern Pokémon cards.
- ▪Lego asked fans to submit design ideas for Pokémon Trading Card Game sets.
- ▪The final five designs include popular Pokémon such as Arceus, Rowlet, Gyarados, and Mew.
- ▪Voting for the sets requires creating a Lego account.
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The Pokémon TCG Lego Sets Are So Good I Want Them All The block-building company asked fans for design ideas, and the final five are pretty stunning LegoPokémon By Kenneth Shepard Published May 29, 2026 | Comments (0) | 𝕏 Copied! © The Pokémon Company / Lego As Pokémon and Lego’s collaborations continue, the block-building company has asked fans to create mock-ups of possible Trading Card Game-based kits to add to the selection. After hundreds of submissions, the fan-voted contest is down to the final five picks, each of which includes a Pokémon popping out of a card. Frankly, the finalists all look so good I don’t know which one to vote for. Any of them would look great on your shelf. Four of the finalists feature pretty popular Pokémon mainstays: Arceus, Rowlet, Gyarados, and Mew.
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