The packaging image for LEGO's first Dragon Ball set has reportedly been leaked, showcasing the combination of Shenron and Goku. LEGO previously released a teaser confirming that Dragon Ball series sets are in development, but has not yet officially announced specific details about this set.
The packaging image released by Brick Tap shows Shenron coiling up from the base, surrounded by lightning bolt designs; a closer look reveals the seven LEGO Dragon Balls on the base. One side of the box displays a Goku minifigure flying around Shenron on a cloud, while the other side shows Goku standing next to the Dragon Balls.
Previous two leaks mentioned that the first set would feature Shenron and include a Goku minifigure. This leaked packaging image provides a more complete picture of how these elements come together.
The leak also claims that this Shenron and Goku set contains 1,764 pieces, is priced at $180, and is scheduled for release on November 1, 2026. The above specifications, price, and release date are still pending official confirmation from LEGO. There are also rumors that initial purchases may come with Dragon Ball-themed gifts, but this information remains unconfirmed.
Regarding future products, earlier leaks suggested that LEGO plans to release more Dragon Ball sets in 2027, with themes drawn more from Dragon Ball Z, including Frieza's spaceship, Goku vs. Raditz, and a buildable Vegeta. These subsequent sets have not yet been confirmed by LEGO.