Huge Lego Dragon Ball Z leak reveals nine upcoming sets
Lego appears ready to go all-in on Dragon Ball Z, with a huge wave of new sets reportedly covering some of the anime’s most iconic battles, locations, and characters.
It has already been a busy year for Lego leaks, but its rumored Dragon Ball plans have attracted particular attention, marking the first official collaboration between Lego and the legendary franchise, finally turning characters including Goku, Vegeta, and Frieza into minifigures.
Fans were already expecting the range to begin with a Shenron Diorama, which is reportedly arriving in November 2026. However, that set could be only the beginning, as nine more Dragon Ball Z builds have now reportedly surfaced.
Nine Lego Dragon Ball Z sets reportedly leaked
According to BrickTapNews, nine Dragon Ball Z sets are currently planned, although details have only emerged for seven of them.
The reported lineup begins with Goku vs Raditz, seemingly recreating one of the earliest major battles from Dragon Ball Z. Arrival on Namek will then move the collection into the Frieza Saga, while Fighters vs Saiyans appears set to focus on the Z Fighters’ desperate battle against the invading Saiyans.
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Another set is reportedly titled Porunga and the Final Battle, suggesting fans could receive a brick-built version of the Namekian dragon alongside a recreation of the saga’s climactic confrontation.
Frieza’s Spaceship is also included in the leak, giving one of Dragon Ball Z’s most iconic villains his own large vehicle build. Kame House will recreate Master Roshi’s instantly recognizable island home, while Buildable Vegeta appears to be a larger brick-built figure of the Saiyan prince.
It is not yet clear which characters will appear in each individual set, but BrickTapNews claimed that “sources report seeing minifigures including Goku, Frieza, Vegeta, and the entire Ginyu Force. They are said to be very high quality.”
The leaker also stated that “all sets [are] said to include minifigures,” meaning even the Buildable Vegeta could come with at least one smaller character.
No prices, piece counts, designs, or official release dates have been revealed for the seven known sets. The identities of the remaining two builds are also still under wraps.
As these are leaks, the entire lineup should be treated as unconfirmed until Lego makes an official announcement. However, with the Shenron Diorama reportedly arriving in late 2026 and an entire wave potentially following, Lego appears to have major plans for Dragon Ball Z heading into 2027.