LEGO has officially confirmed the launch of a Dragon Ball Z brick product line, putting an end to months of collaboration rumors. At least one set is currently in development, with the first teaser hinting at a theme related to Shenron and the seven Dragon Balls.
On September 22, LEGO and Toei Animation released a short video via social media, confirming that Dragon Ball Z would receive its first LEGO brick products. The video first shows six Dragon Balls on a table, followed by the appearance of the seventh to complete the set, with a caption asking viewers if they are ready to make a wish.
In the Dragon Ball Z lore, gathering the seven Earth Dragon Balls allows one to summon Shenron. The trailer features this scene, implying that the first set may be Shenron-themed and include all seven Dragon Balls, though LEGO has not yet revealed the set's official name or specific contents.
The trailer also indicates that the new sets are targeted at adult consumers, suggesting potentially complex builds. LEGO has not yet announced a release date; previous leaks suggested the Shenron set might launch in November 2026 and include Goku minifigures and the Flying Nimbus, but these details await official confirmation.
Earlier reports suggested that the collaboration might include nine Dragon Ball Z sets, with one themed around Porunga, the Namekian Dragon, and several others recreating classic battles from the anime scheduled for release in April 2027. LEGO has not yet confirmed the number of products, their contents, or the release schedule.
At present, LEGO and Toei Animation have only confirmed that the Dragon Ball Z brick product line is in development, with no official release window announced. Whether the first product will indeed be a Shenron set remains to be seen pending further official announcements.