Mega Construx Pokémon Gyarados

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Nothing tops LEGO’s high-quality materials and diverse pieces. But Mega brand will make do for kids and non-collectors. It’s a straightforward design that even kids can finish. The Pokeball features a 2d structure that doesn’t close or open. It’s also not spherical, so just let your imagination breathe power into it! Playing or watching Pokémon is always a good idea, in my opinion, no matter how old you are. You can immerse yourself in their world to catch and train some cute monsters for battle. Add in a few LEGO pieces, and you have another favorite activity to try! What’s stopping the two companies from profiting off this excellent idea? It could be that Mattel’s Mega Brands, LEGO’s rival, owns the license to Pokémon.

This life-sized Mud Fish is at another level when it comes to LEGO® Pokémon MOCs, standing at 18.3″ tall and made from 2,228 pieces it is a masterpiece. Getting this MOC would be any avid Pokémon fan’s dream come true! 3. Piplup This is the Lego Pokeball! In my first picture, you see it closed. In this picture, you see it open. It has a hollow roof, so taller Pokémon can fit inside. It also has a stand in the bottom half for your Pokémon to sit on. Not only does this open and hold Pokémon, but it also fits perfectly in your hand ( if your hand isn't the size of a baby's ). Energy types: These are the energies that a Pokémon has. For example, Pikachu is Lightning, and Charizard is Fire. Once you have mastered how to make a Poke Ball, you can start building the Great Ball, Ultra Ball, and other types too! 3. A Pixelized Pikachu Model to Decorate

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Every fan’s dream is to have a giant LEGO model of Charmander breathing fire inside their house. All your visitors will surely be in awe once they see this valuable figure inside!

You can also buy an evolution set of Pikachu, Eevee, Charmander, and other Pokémons! Perhaps a Kanto region team or a Pokémon building box will amuse you! Best LEGO Alternative Pokémon Sets Do not skip the creation of the strongest Pokémon ever! This set contains unique pieces that will let you build an adorable model of Mew and its descendant, Mewtwo. LEGO and Pokémon seem like the ideal collaboration every toy and video game lover wants. LEGO is the leading toy brand globally, while Pokémon is one of the most internationally iconic franchises. What I love about this toy is how you can position it in multiple poses. Mega Construx’s impressive design lets Pikachu crawl on its legs or stand on its feet. The tail’s placement also depends on your preference! 3. Mega Construx Pokémon Building BoxMega Construx has released a good number of Pokémon sets, in total there have been 218 sets over 8 Pokémon sub-themes.

This Tentacruel model proves you can make anything with LEGO pieces. The cnidarian Pokémon has a light blue body and red orbs on both sides. Mega Construx also lets you build the environment and set the scene for a battle between Pokémons. They have a Pikachu vs. Sobble set on the city fountain and a Machop vs. Galarian Zigzagoon showdown. The model is perfect for anyone trying to build all forms of Charmander! That’s because this flying Pokémon is its final and strongest form. 10. A Life-Sized Blazing Charmander Your LEGO Pokémon collection wouldn’t be complete without this Poke Ball project. I know I’m tempted to do it! I just have the pre-made Pokeballs. Despite becoming viral, the company still turned the concept down. The brand itself firmly stated that it has no plan of pursuing a license to produce a Pokémon toy set or a movie. Nothing in this world is permanent, right? Maybe, if we hope hard enough, they’ll change their minds in the years to come!The best part about assembling this Pokémon is the adorable beak, where all the fighting occurs. Place it alongside your other models for an aesthetically pleasing decor. 16. Rapidash! I Choose You!

LEGO® does not have the license to design Pokémon sets, the license is owned by Mega Contrux (Matel).

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Although Pokémon and LEGO seem like the perfect match given their massive fan bases and matching demographics, the two companies are unlikely to work together. When it came to licensing out their series for toys, the Pokémon Company signed a deal with Mattel's Mega Brand to make "Mega Construx" sets. Unfortunately, Mattel is a major rival to LEGO, which explains why there hasn't been a Pokémon x LEGO release despite the huge demand for it. A Pokémon LEGO collaboration was rejected by LEGO in 2014 despite a fan campaign rallying behind it. We’ve looked into the possibility of producing a set based on this licensed property (Pokemon). Since the property is owned by a competitor, we’ve decided it’s neither a brand fit nor a strategic fit for the Lego Group to pursue a license, and so we will not consider Pokemon projects on Lego Ideas further. We’re sorry to be the bearers of this disappointing news.” List of Best LEGO® Pokémon MOCs 1. Pikachu Mosaic If you are one of the many people who love LEGO® and Pokémon then this post will be for you. We will take a look at the best LEGO® Pokémon MOCs that have been designed, and Pokémon licensing constraints and you will even have the opportunity to get your own LEGO® Pokémon MOC too. If you are ready to find out everything there is to know about LEGO® Pokémon then carry on reading! Key Takeaway While LEGO doesn’t sell Pokémon toy sets, it has incredibly diverse pieces that will let you build anything! Here’s a list of LEGO Pokémon ideas to inspire your next project. 1. Visit the Pokémon Center with Professor Oak