LEGO® One Piece is real! The longest-running and best-selling manga series in history has spawned a multimedia franchise including an anime, video games, toys, and a critically acclaimed Netflix series in 2023. The franchise now has another accolade under its belt: a dedicated LEGO theme!
More than 50 new or returning LEGO® pieces have been added to the Pick a Brick service, all from April 2025 sets.
Jump to list of new parts in April sets being added to Pick a Brick in July
I've created a list showing all 670 new LEGO® elements within the August 2025 sets (688 after adding 21359 Italian Riviera, read our review here), with links to which sets they come in, in case you wish to purchase.
For those of you who prefer it, here is our list of the August 2025 sets showing their new elements.
And to those of you wondering about new elements on Pick a Brick: those are estimated to be added on Monday 4 August.
August is very near, bringing us five additions to the LEGO® Technic 2025 lineup. The new arrivals are a nice mix: we are treated to two standard cars in 42212 Ferrari FXX K and 42213 Ford Bronco SUV; a remote-controlled vehicle 42214 Lamborghini Revuelto Super Sports Car; a trip to the moon with 42211 Lunar Outpost Moon Rover Space Vehicle; and we move mountains with the massive 42215 Volvo EC500 Hybrid Excavator.
I've created a list showing all 86 new LEGO® elements within the July 2025 sets, with links to which sets they come in, in case you wish to purchase.
For those of you who prefer it, here is our list of the July 2025 sets showing their new elements.
394 new pieces from LEGO® sets are being added to the Pick a Brick service, which are from March sets. They are available in the US and Canada, but the warehouse servicing the rest of the world encountered some stock issues and not all have yet been added (as of 4 August). The remainder should be added eventually.
Jump to the list of all March 2025 new parts added to Pick a Brick in July
After venturing out into The Minecraft Movie and Minecraft Legends, the LEGO® Minecraft™ theme returns to the core game with a myriad of biomes to explore. The June 2025 wave of sets includes a new ladder mould, big translucent plates, and menacing enemies, but that's not the only reason New Elementary is excited about this wave – New E alum Aron Gerencsér designed much of this LEGO Minecraft wave!
A sense of normality returns to LEGO® Pick a Brick! New pieces from LEGO sets released in February 2025 have been added to the service following the traditional 4-month gap.
I've created a list showing all 1083 new LEGO® elements added in June 2025, with links to which sets they come in, in case you wish to purchase.
For those of you who prefer it, here is our list of the 108 June 2025 sets showing their new elements.
Also today, 3 June, new pieces have been added to the LEGO Pick a Brick service from sets released in February 2025.
Summer is coming to the Northern Hemisphere, and Heartlake City continues to grow with another wave of sets. With 13 products, the range coming on 1 June 2025 is a fair bit smaller than January's, which featured 20, but that won't diminish the quality of the models, or of course the new elements they bring – and there's even a new color.
As with the previous waves, I’ve opened up all the boxes we received for review – 11 of the 13 sets – and dug through them to bring you an overview of all the new elements these bring us, before building the featured models in later articles.
The second wave of LEGO® Technic for 2025 is hitting shelves next month.
It’s comprised of 3 sets: 42208 Aston Martin Valkyrie, 42209 Volvo
L120 Electric Wheel Loader, and 42210 2 Fast 2 Furious Nissan Skyline
GT-R (R34) Car. I think it’s not much of a spoiler when I say that each
one is attractive to MOCers in its own way.
For now, we’ll take a look at the new elements in all 3 sets, and at a later date, the actual models.
I've created a list showing all 222 new LEGO® elements added in May 2025, now updated to include the exciting new sets released today, Thursday 15 May: 10360 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft, 72037 Mario Kart: Mario & Standard Kart and 31216 Keith Haring’s Dancing Figures as well as the GwP 40767 Up-Scaled Baby Astronaut and the LEGO® Insiders reward 40787 Mario Kart – Spiny Shell.
It's back! Having paused the addition of new elements in February 2025, today LEGO® Pick a Brick have resumed – and it's a mammoth haul of over 1,000 pieces.
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I've created a list showing all 48 new LEGO® elements added in February 2025, with links to which sets they come in so you can check for the ones you might be interested in. For those of you who instead prefer our list of sets showing which contain the most new elements, click here, and new pieces added to Pick a Brick, click here.
Given people are still waiting for October 2024 orders, we understand why many of you will not be ordering anything, but we will continue publishing these lists in the meantime. We have no further update from the Pick a Brick team, so we assume the situation the explained last month is still the case.
LEGO® Pick a Brick (PaB) have added new elements to the service. These are pieces from sets released in September 2024.
This is despite their backlog of orders, which we understand from many readers is now exceeding the delivery times shown on the site. We have an update from the Pick a Brick team: continue reading to see it.
I've created a list showing all 1358(!!!) new LEGO® elements added in the January 2025 sets, with links to which ones they come in so you can check for what you might be interested in. And for those of you who instead prefer our list of sets showing which contain the most new elements, click here.
Two new LEGO® Spring Festival sets, 80116 Trotting Lantern and 80117 Good Fortune are now available worldwide along with a Gift with Purchase (GwP), 40756 Lucky Knots from 1 to 7 January 2025. Let's take a look at the new and interesting elements which occur in this wave of sets.
January 2025 brings a new wave of LEGO® DREAMZzz™ sets, a theme that is known to often supply new moulds and printed and recoloured parts. With 7 sets in this wave ranging from a poly paper-based bag set with 53 parts to the largest set with 1006 parts, there's plenty of new element-spotting to get on with.
The first wave of 2025 LEGO® Friends contains 20 sets in total, including 2 only-partly-poly-but-mostly-paper bags. Across these, I’ve counted 222 new elements for us to enjoy, and so before I review the individual sets, I’ve put the most prominent, fresh molds in an overview for you.
