LEGO Unveils First Official Godzilla Set – Fans Rejoice
Jun 17, 2025 6:41 PMA new Godzilla LEGO set has been officially confirmed as part of the LEGO Ideas program. This marks the first time LEGO will produce a Godzilla-themed set, inspired by a fan design submitted by user MattE720 in December 2023. Though specific details such as pricing and release date are yet to be announced, the design is expected to be a significant build, potentially targeting an adult market given LEGO's history of large sets. MattE720's concept closely aligns with recent Godzilla films, including "Godzilla vs. Kong" and the upcoming "Godzilla X Kong: The New Empire." Fans can look forward to this giant creature entering the world of LEGO in the near future.
When will the Godzilla LEGO set be released?The exact release date for the Godzilla LEGO set is not yet specified, but it is expected to be available in the near future following its approval for production.
Godzilla, originating from Japan in 1954, has become a cultural icon through numerous films and franchises. The character symbolizes various themes, including humanity's impact on nature. This upcoming LEGO set taps into the nostalgia and love for the franchise while appealing to both collectors and new fans alike, particularly with its modern design inspirations.
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Stimpy commented on: 2025-06-17 19:52:06
LEGO Godzilla is the crossover I didn’t know I needed—now I can finally recreate my favorite kaiju chaos in brick form. Hopefully, the set includes a tiny LEGO Kong so we can stage our own monster brawls
Sephiroth commented on: 2025-06-17 19:46:08
Finally, LEGO fans can build their own city-destroying kaiju—just don’t blame us when your coffee table becomes a casualty. Love how they’re leaning into the adult collector market with this one, though I’m already bracing for the inevitable ‘why is it so expensive’ discourse.
