LEGO has teamed up with Netflix to release a full-on One Piece collection based on the live-action series, and it's coming this August — August 1st, to be exact. Honestly, it’s kind of a big deal. If you’ve followed One Piece for a while, especially the Netflix version, you’ll probably recognize a lot of what’s going into these sets. From the Going Merry to Arlong Park, they’ve picked some pretty iconic locations and moments from early in the series.
There are five sets confirmed so far. Here's a quick list:
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Party’s Bar – 301 pieces – $29.99
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Buggy’s Circus – 537 pieces – $49.99
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Arlong Park – 926 pieces – $79.99
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The Going Merry – 1,376 pieces – $129.99
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Baratie (the big one) – 3,402 pieces – $299.99
Each one kinda captures a memorable part of the series. Like, if you’ve seen how Luffy first met Shanks or when the Straw Hats faced off with Arlong, it’s all in there.
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The Minifigs Are Actually Kinda Cool
One thing that really stands out is how LEGO designed the minifigures, especially Luffy. They didn’t just slap a regular minifig together and call it a day. Luffy’s got this new stretchy arm feature to show off his rubber powers. It’s part bendy, part classic LEGO, and it actually looks fun to mess around with.
This might not sound like a huge deal to everyone, but for longtime fans who’ve always imagined what a LEGO Luffy might look like, it’s a cool little touch. You can see they put some effort into making these feel more like the characters, not just generic LEGO versions.
The Baratie Set Is Wild — But Also Pricey
If you're the kind of person who builds the big sets, like the Star Wars ships or the Harry Potter castle, then yeah, the Baratie is probably going to be your favorite. It’s over 3,000 pieces and is meant more for collectors or serious builders. But man, it looks amazing.
This is the floating restaurant where Sanji worked and where Luffy convinced him to join the crew. The details seem crazy good from the previews — like full dining rooms, kitchen areas, and even characters from that whole arc. But yeah, $299.99 is a big number. So unless you’re really into it or a hardcore fan, you might just look at it and go, “maybe later.”
They’re Already Up for Preorder
Here’s the part that’s exciting and also kind of stressful — these sets are already available for preorder. So if you’re planning to grab one (or all), you might wanna get in early before they sell out. Especially the Going Merry or Baratie ones, because you just know those are gonna go fast.
Also, LEGO has said they’re planning to drop more One Piece sets next year in 2026, so it sounds like this is just the beginning. They haven’t said what those will be about yet, but maybe stuff like the Thousand Sunny or Skypiea could be on the way. We’ll have to wait and see.
