Starting August 1, 2025, One Piece fans can build iconic scenes from Netflix’s live-action series with seven new LEGO sets, priced between $9.99 and $329.99. Announced in collaboration with Netflix and Tomorrow Studios, the collection features everything from Luffy’s Windmill Village to the Baratie Floating Restaurant, with the Going Merry Pirate Ship as a highlight. Available for pre-order, the sets will launch in LEGO stores and online ahead of the series’ second season. This marks the first partnership between Eiichiro Oda’s franchise and LEGO, delivering detailed minifigures and faithful recreations of the show’s settings. The collection targets both collectors and new fans, blending the pirate world with the creativity of LEGO bricks.
One Piece, launched as a manga in 1997, has captivated global audiences with its epic storytelling and vibrant characters. The 2023 Netflix live-action adaptation introduced the series to a broader audience, and these LEGO sets capture key moments from its first season. Each set includes intricate details, such as “wanted” posters and minifigures of core characters like Monkey D. Luffy and Buggy the Clown.
The collection offers affordable options, like the $9.99 BrickHeadz sets, alongside premium sets like the Baratie, designed for adults with over 3,400 pieces. The variety ensures appeal across different age groups and budgets, reflecting the diverse settings and characters of the series.
- Key sets announced:
- Windmill Village Hut, 299 pieces, $29.99.
- Going Merry Pirate Ship, 1,376 pieces, $139.99.
- Baratie Floating Restaurant, 3,402 pieces, $329.99.
- BrickHeadz Luffy and Buggy, starting at $9.99.
Set details and series inspiration
The LEGO One Piece collection draws heavily from the first season of Netflix’s live-action series, recreating pivotal moments in the Straw Hat Pirates’ journey. The Windmill Village Hut set, with 299 pieces, brings fans to Foosha Village, where Luffy meets Shanks and eats the Gomu Gomu Fruit. It includes a seaside shop with a removable roof and minifigures of Luffy, Shanks, and Makino.
The Buggy the Clown’s Circus Tent set, with 573 pieces, recreates the villain’s chaotic circus. Priced at $54.99 and aimed at ages 8+, it features a suspended cage, a spinning table, and minifigures of Luffy, Nami, Zoro, and Buggy, plus two “wanted” posters. The red-and-white striped tent mirrors the tense early clash between Luffy and the clown pirate.
Battle at Arlong Park, a 926-piece set priced at $79.99, captures one of the season’s most intense fights. It includes a collapsible pagoda, a shooting gallery, and a shark attack feature, with minifigures of Luffy, Nami, Usopp, Arlong, and Chu. This mid-range set appeals to fans seeking detail without the higher cost of larger models.
Spotlight on the Going Merry
The Going Merry Pirate Ship, priced at $139.99 with 1,376 pieces, is a standout in the lineup. The Straw Hat Pirates’ iconic vessel features a brick-built hull, fabric sails, and a goat-shaped figurehead. It includes minifigures of the full starting crew—Luffy, Nami, Zoro, Sanji, and Usopp—along with four “wanted” posters.
Inspired by other LEGO ships like the 1,264-piece Pirate Ship, the Going Merry incorporates unique elements tailored to the series’ aesthetic. Its detailed deck and accessible interior make it ideal for both play and display, appealing to fans of all ages.
Baratie: a collector’s dream
The Baratie Floating Restaurant, with 3,402 pieces and a $329.99 price tag, is the collection’s crown jewel. Labeled 18+, this premium set targets adult collectors, packaged in a sleek black box. The floating restaurant, where the Straw Hats meet Sanji, boasts intricate details, including the ability to dock the Going Merry at its front.
Featuring ten minifigures—Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, Sanji, Zeff, Vice Admiral Garp, Helmeppo, Koby, and Dracule Mihawk—plus five “wanted” posters, the Baratie reflects its narrative significance. Its scale and design cater to dedicated fans seeking a high-end display piece.
BrickHeadz: affordable fan favorites
The BrickHeadz sets, Monkey D. Luffy and Buggy the Clown, are the collection’s most budget-friendly options at $9.99 each. With 136 and 176 pieces, respectively, these stylized models highlight key character traits, like Luffy’s straw hat and Buggy’s red nose.
Perfect for gifting or starting a collection, the BrickHeadz appeal to fans who want affordable entry points. Their vibrant designs capture the characters’ personalities, making them popular among both casual and dedicated collectors.
- BrickHeadz features:
- Luffy: 136 pieces, with straw hat and determined expression.
- Buggy: 176 pieces, with bright colors and clown nose details.
- Budget-friendly for new collectors.
Tie-in with season two
The August 1, 2025, release aligns with anticipation for the second season of Netflix’s live-action One Piece. While the sets focus on the first season, their launch capitalizes on renewed fan excitement. The partnership between LEGO, Netflix, and Tomorrow Studios underscores One Piece’s cultural impact, which spans films, games, and an anime with over 1,000 episodes.
The live-action series’ success—eight weeks in Netflix’s global Top 10—drove the decision to base the sets on its aesthetic rather than the anime or manga. This choice broadens the collection’s appeal to newer fans while honoring the franchise’s legacy.
Fan reactions online
The announcement of the LEGO One Piece sets sparked widespread excitement among fans. Many praised the designs’ fidelity, particularly for the Going Merry and Baratie, while others lauded the detailed minifigures. Collectors showed strong interest in the BrickHeadz as affordable additions to their shelves.
Some fans expressed a preference for sets based on the anime or manga, but the overall reception remains positive. Speculation about future expansions, with rumors of six new sets in 2026, has further fueled anticipation.
A milestone for LEGO and One Piece
The LEGO-One Piece collaboration is a landmark for both brands. For LEGO, it taps into one of the world’s most beloved manga franchises, while for One Piece, the sets cement its cultural staying power nearly 30 years after its debut. The collection merges LEGO’s creative building with Oda’s epic storytelling, offering fans a fresh way to engage with the series.
The sets align with recent LEGO releases, like Harry Potter and Simpsons collections, which recreate iconic franchise moments. Their range of prices and sizes ensures accessibility, from kids to seasoned collectors.
Value for collectors and players
The LEGO One Piece sets balance aesthetics and functionality. For collectors, the Baratie and Going Merry serve as stunning display pieces, while smaller sets like the Windmill Village Hut are ideal for recreating series scenes.
For kids, the sets encourage imaginative play with interactive elements, like Arlong Park’s collapsible pagoda and Buggy’s circus traps. The “wanted” posters included in every set add a collectible appeal, motivating fans to acquire multiple kits.
- Set benefits:
- Designs true to the live-action series.
- Detailed minifigures of key characters.
- Price range from $9.99 to $329.99.
- Interactive elements for play.
Looking ahead
Rumors suggest LEGO plans to expand the One Piece line in 2026 with at least six new sets. While specifics remain unconfirmed, the prospect of additional scenes and characters keeps fans eager. The 2025 collection sets a high bar, blending series accuracy with innovative LEGO design.
Pre-orders, available on LEGO’s official site, include a perk for LEGO Insiders members: an exclusive One Piece poster for online purchases. Starting August, digital posters will also be downloadable via the LEGO Insiders Rewards Center.
