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Home - games arcade - The King of the Monsters Arrives! LEGO Officially Reveals Its First Godzilla-Themed Set

The King of the Monsters Arrives! LEGO Officially Reveals Its First Godzilla-Themed Set

KK by KK
November 5, 2026
in games arcade, Latest Technology News, Latest Technology News and Reviews

Earlier this week, LEGO officially unveiled the first Godzilla LEGO set, long awaited by monster fans around the world. The product originated from a fan-submitted design on the LEGO Ideas platform, and after several years of development, the idea has finally become an actual official product, with details such as price, release date, and brick count also revealed. One thing is certain: the size of this set is absolutely worthy of Godzilla’s title as the “King of the Monsters.”

This set is numbered 21375 The massive Godzilla LEGO set will go on sale on November 27, 2026, for $449.99, and with 5,363 LEGO pieces, this new set immediately lands in LEGO’s top 20 “largest sets of all time” ranking, overtaking the Star Wars Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser set but falling just slightly behind the Marvel Avengers Tower set.

In addition, fans who purchase the Godzilla LEGO set before November 30 will also have a chance to receive a “Godzilla Footprint” gift set made up of 359 pieces. Over the years, LEGO has occasionally offered similar gift-with-purchase (GWP) items for some highly buzzed-about new sets, but as you can imagine, quantities are quite limited, and they usually sell out in a very short time and are discontinued for good.

Returning to the Godzilla LEGO set itself, this massive figure made of more than 5,000 pieces recreates many details of the classic monster, and its height is quite impressive. When fans tilt Godzilla’s head back toward the sky to unleash its signature atomic breath, the entire model reaches a height of nearly 70 centimeters.


As demonstrated by the adjustable head, this building set features a full articulation mechanism, allowing players to adjust the display pose to their liking—though there are of course certain limits. Its arms, legs, and head can all move, but it cannot achieve challenging poses like doing the splits.

This all-new set features the highly iconic black-and-blue look from the Godzilla series. This color scheme dates back to the 1960s and also ties in with the official sequel Godzilla-0.0, which will be released in North America this month.

Source: KOCPC Chinese

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