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Lego, Toei, and Shueisha officially revealed the first Dragon Ball Lego set that allows someone to build Shenron and place a Goku minifig alongside him following a teaser earlier in the month. It will show up worldwide on November 4, 2026. It will cost $179.99/23,980 yen.
The Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku Lego set will consist of 1,764 pieces and is recommended for people ages 18 and up. While Shenron’s body is static, the head, arms, and legs are posable. The seven Dragon Balls are on the base above the series’ logo. It’s also possible to build Goku’s Kintoun flying cloud and perch the minifig on that. He also comes with his Power Pole to wield. Since this is based on the earliest version of the character, that figure does still have a tail too.
Here’s how it looks from different angles.
It’s unknown what other sorts of Lego sets we could see based on the series. When the One Piece ones appeared, we saw ones that involved replicas of characters like Tony Tony Chopper and ships like the Going Merry.
The Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku Lego set will launch worldwide on November 4, 2026. Viz Media handles the manga outside Japan, and the recent anime adaptations are streaming on Crunchyroll. The next major game is Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3 for the PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC in 2027.
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