LEGO Dragon Ball Shenron & Goku officially revealed — 1,764 pieces, out November

LEGO has officially announced its first-ever Dragon Ball set, LEGO Dragon Ball Shenron & Goku, just days after an initial tease. The 1,764-piece set costs $179.99 and launches November 1 for LEGO Insiders, with a wider release on November 4.

The set — numbered 11390 — depicts Shenron rising dramatically from the seven Dragon Balls, flanked by lightning bolts on either side. The Dragon Balls themselves sit on small translucent pedestals at the base, and a buildable black display stand with the Dragon Ball logo makes it shelf-ready out of the box. A Kid Goku minifigure riding Kintoun, his flying cloud, is mounted on an adjustable arm and swoops around the dragon. The set is rated 18+, so it's built for display, not play.

The set comes out of a new partnership between LEGO and Toei Animation, the studio behind the Dragon Ball animated series originally created by Akira Toriyama. Dragon Ball is one of the best-selling manga and anime franchises of all time, and this marks the first time LEGO has officially entered that universe. The 18+ display tier is well-established for LEGO — it's the same bracket as sets like the Eiffel Tower and various Star Wars dioramas — and Shenron fits that format well given how iconic the wish-granting dragon is to the franchise.

LEGO confirmed in the press release that this won't be a one-off — more Dragon Ball sets are planned for 2027 and beyond. No details on what those sets will cover, but with a franchise this large, the possibilities are wide open.