Massive ‘Lego Dragon Ball Z’ Leak Reveals Namek, Kame House, Goku Vs. Raditz Sets

Lego has been steadily expanding its anime presence in recent years, partnering with franchises like Pokemon to create brick versions of beloved animated worlds. With a dedicated fanbase spanning decades, ‘Dragon Ball’ has long been seen as a prime candidate for Lego sets, and rumors of an official theme have been circulating for months.

These rumors gained traction back in June when leaks hinted at a standalone Shenron diorama set featuring a young Goku minifigure, Dragon Balls, and Nimbus clouds. Sources suggested this would serve as a preview for a larger wave of sets expected to arrive in 2027, setting high expectations for what a full ‘Dragon Ball Z’ lineup might include.

Now, those expectations have gained real substance. A newly leaked batch of nine ‘Lego Dragon Ball Z’ sets has surfaced online, showcasing an initial wave focused almost entirely on the ‘Dragon Ball Z’ era rather than the original series, providing fans with their clearest look yet at the theme’s debut lineup.

According to the leak, the wave includes sets themed around Goku vs. Raditz, Arrival on Namek, Z Fighters vs. Saiyans, Porunga and the Final Battle, Frieza’s Spaceship, and Kame House, with product numbers ranging from 72361 to 72366. Additionally, a separate Buildable Vegeta figure numbered 72368 appears in the leak, along with a smaller polybag set numbered 30755, which seems to be a promotional giveaway item.

Most of the newly revealed sets carry recommended age ratings between six and 12, making them accessible builds for a wide range of fans. The notable exception is the Kame House set, numbered 72366, which reportedly has an 18-plus rating, indicating it will feature significantly more detail and a larger piece count than the rest of the wave.

This higher age rating aligns with Kame House’s central role in the ‘Dragon Ball’ franchise, serving as Master Roshi’s home and a recurring gathering spot for characters throughout the original series and its sequel. Given its iconic status among fans, it’s no surprise that Lego appears to be treating it as the flagship set of the initial lineup.

The leak reportedly comes from Brick Tap, a source known for providing accurate information about upcoming Lego product waves, adding credibility to the newly surfaced details. Combined with the earlier Shenron leak from June, the picture surrounding Lego’s ‘Dragon Ball’ plans continues to grow clearer with each new report.

While none of these details have been officially confirmed by Lego, and the company has yet to announce a ‘Dragon Ball Z’ theme, multiple leaks pointing to specific product numbers, set themes, and age ratings suggest that an official reveal may be on the horizon.

For a franchise with as much nostalgia as ‘Dragon Ball Z’, a full Lego lineup featuring Namek, Kame House, and some of the series’ most iconic battles could become one of the most significant anime crossovers Lego has attempted yet.

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