Today we're taking a very quick look at the contents of the LEGO ONE PIECE 75641 Dr. Hiriluk's Hideout set , a box of 271 pieces available since August 1, 2026 from LEGO at a public price of €29,99 and for a little less elsewhere.
I'm not going to make a big deal out of it, this little box doesn't have much to offer in terms of actual playability despite what LEGO says in the official product description: " ...Open the mountain to reveal a vast interior containing a cozy cave full of bottles and books, where Doctor Hiluluk dreams, conducts experiments and guides his friend Chopper... "
All of this is, as is often the case, a bit pompous, and the set is not a set, the cave is only half a cave, and only the accessories provided raise the level of this frankly minimalist playset a little.
White for the snow, a few pieces of furniture, a fireplace, a few very symbolic trees, two movable side sections to spread out the construction a little, there is nothing here to shout about creative genius and we quickly understand that all this is just a pretext to allow us to obtain the figurines of Tony Tony Chopper, Dr. Hiriluk and Dr. Kureha.
The three figures are exclusive to this box: Hiriluk and Kureha are only provided in this set, as is the variant of Tony Tony Chopper with his face different from that of set 75645 Battle at Drum Castle (€99,99).
The Dr. Hiriluk figure is a bit basic, despite its attractive hat incorporating his hair. The printing on the legs struggles to accurately represent the trousers worn by the character on screen. You have to visually examine the figure to spot the purple trousers beneath the character's coat; it's not immediately obvious, and there's no flesh-colored area to separate the boots from the lower part of the outfit.
Regarding Dr. Kureha, LEGO makes an effort to provide a relatively faithful version, even though the outfit in question is ultimately only briefly featured on screen during the seventh episode of the second season, which aired on Netflix. At least this figure has double-molded arms.
Even though it's very minimalist and requires you to deal with a large number of stickers, this collectible at least has the merit of referencing scenes that young fans will certainly remember because they are full of emotion. Nothing groundbreaking as it stands; we'll patiently wait to find this set at a more attractive price elsewhere than at LEGO, which is already the case.
24,99 €
Note: The product shown here, provided by LEGO , is, as usual, up for grabs. The deadline is September 10, 2026 at 23:59 PM. Simply leave a comment below the article to participate.
