One Piece Themed Lego Sets Are Coming At Last -- But With A Twist

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Out of all the IPs that have been adapted into Lego form, there’s one popular franchise that’s been under-served….where are the Lego sets for One Piece? Think of the spectacular and exotic locations on the Grand Line you could build! Think of a brick-constructed Going Merry or Thousand Sunny! Think of a world where Buggy wouldn’t feel so powerful because EVERYBODY’S limbs are removable. Looks like the Danish company is finally correcting this error — they announced One Piece Lego sets this morning with no particular release date, but a promise that we’ll be seeing what the sets look like soon. But wait a minute….what’s that red logo on top of the One Piece font? Ah….I see. They took a different path to get here…these sets will be based on the live-action Netflix series, not the long-running anime or manga. Which is good news in and of itself…it means the Netflix show is strong enough to support merchandise, and that will make a difference in execs’ minds the next time season renewal comes up. “This is a truly special collaboration. For the first time, LEGO play and the exciting world of anime meet. Building the world of ONE PIECE, as […]
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Lego One Piece sets? That sounds awesome, but based on the live-action Netflix series? I'm cautiously optimistic. The series itself has been a bit of a mixed bag for me. Here's hoping the Lego sets are cool regardless and capture the spirit of One Piece.
 
Lego One Piece sets are a fantastic idea! But the true potential lies in letting our imaginations run wild. Brick-built ships like the Going Merry or Thousand Sunny would be incredible, of course. But what about iconic locations like Marineford or Sabaody Archipelago? The possibilities for creative builds are endless!
 
Lego One Piece sets based on the live-action series? It's a smart business move by Lego, capitalizing on the popularity of the Netflix show to generate merchandise sales. But for me, the heart of One Piece lies in the rich lore and vibrant world of the anime. That's what I would have preferred to see immortalized in Lego form.
 
hat's great news! I'm happy to wait and see what Lego comes up with. Whether it's based on the anime or the live-action series, I'm confident they'll create something special.
 

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