LEGO officially unveiled today the products derived from the Netflix version of the shonen manga ONE PIECE with five "classic" boxes whose price positioning ranges from €29,99 to €299,99 and two BrickHeadz figurines that will be sold for €9,99 each. Among the five sets offered, the most expensive reference is stamped 18+. These products are available for pre-order today on the official online store, with availability announced for August 1, 2025.

THE ONE PIECE RANGE ON THE LEGO SHOP >>

Those who keep only the minifigs will have several variants of Monkey D. Luffy, Zoro, Usopp, Sanji and Nami on hand, as well as Shanks, Makino, Buggy the Clown, Arlong, Chu, the owner of the Baratie Zeff, Vice Admiral Garp, Helmeppo, Koby and Dracule Mihawk.

It should also be noted that this range will allow, in the same way as is already done in the LEGO Harry Potter range, to collect "posters" in the form of Tiles pad-printed depicting wanted notices with more or less copies inserted at random in each of these products.

It's signed and confirmed, LEGO will market several products derived from the series broadcast on Netflix which features the manga ONE PIECE. We don't know yet how many boxes will end up on the shelves, but it will be a range of sets and not a single derivative product which would necessarily highlight the Thousand Sunny as an obvious choice if only one product had to be marketed.

LEGO promises to translate "iconic" moments from the series into plastic bricks and anyone who might be worried about the choice to base it on the series rather than the manga has nothing to worry about in my opinion: the conversion of a license or a franchise into a LEGO version is in fact a more or less successful "cartoonization" of the thing.

We will now have to wait for an official announcement of the various planned products to judge their interest beyond the minifigs that will accompany the various constructions. There will inevitably be some disappointed people, expectations being sometimes a little unrealistic, but it is a safe bet that fans will in any case be happy to see this universe and its most emblematic characters finally go through the LEGO mill.