A LEGO Pokémon Munchlax set — number 72150, 757 pieces, $70, slated for 1 August 2026 — has surfaced in early leaks ahead of the LEGO Group's Pokémon launch. As with all pre-release leaks, treat the details as provisional until LEGO confirms them.
Munchlax — the round, perpetually hungry pre-evolution of Snorlax — is an obvious candidate for a buildable display figure: simple, chunky and instantly recognisable, exactly the kind of subject that suits a brick-built character model.
What the leak says
| Detail | Value |
|---|---|
| Subject | Munchlax |
| Set number | 72150 |
| Theme | LEGO Pokémon |
| Pieces | 757 |
| US price | $70 |
| Release | 1 August 2026 (rumoured) |
| Status | Leaked — not officially confirmed |
The leak art shows Munchlax on a scenic base with food-themed details around it — fitting for the character — though final design may differ.
The LEGO × Pokémon launch
LEGO has confirmed a multi-year partnership with The Pokémon Company, with the first sets arriving in 2026. A mid-size Munchlax at $70 fits the profile of an approachable character build — below the flagship tier, but substantial enough to be a proper display piece rather than a quick model.
Value per brick
At the leaked US price:
- $70 ÷ 757 = 9.2 cents per piece
That's reasonable for a licensed character set. Licensing and the specialised, curved elements a creature build needs both push cost-per-piece up, so this lands about where you'd expect for a buildable Pokémon figure of this size.
European pricing outlook
The leak quotes only a US price. LEGO typically maps a $70 set to a euro RRP in the €70–75 range, so expect something around there — but that's an expectation, not a confirmed figure. We'll publish exact euro and per-country pricing as soon as retailers list it.
When BrickPrice will track it
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See everything we're already tracking on the 2026 new releases page.
Disclosure
Figures above come from a third-party leak and have not been confirmed by the LEGO Group; details may change before release. BrickPrice runs affiliate links to several retailers — we earn a small commission when readers buy through our links, at no extra cost to you. Coverage and verdicts are based on price data, not commission.
Last updated June 2026. We'll revise this article when LEGO confirms the set.