The first LEGO Dragon Ball set, LEGO Icons Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku (11390), goes on sale November 4, 2026, according to the partnership announcement from LEGO and Toei Animation on September 29, 2026. The 1,764-piece set is designed for builders ages 18 and up and shows Shenron rising from the seven Dragon Balls.
The U.S. price is $179.99, with £129.99 in the United Kingdom and €139.99 in Europe. LEGO Insiders can start buying on November 1, three days before the general release.
Key Takeaways
- LEGO Icons Dragon Ball: Shenron & Goku (11390) goes on sale November 4, 2026, and is designed for builders ages 18 and up with 1,764 pieces.
- The Shenron and Goku set costs $179.99 in the United States, £129.99 in the United Kingdom, and €139.99 in Europe.
- LEGO Insiders can start buying the Shenron and Goku set on November 1, 2026, three days before the general public release.
- Eligible LEGO Insiders can redeem 20 loyalty points for a digital download poster featuring the Shenron and Goku set.
- LEGO and Toei Animation have said more Dragon Ball sets are planned for 2027, but no product, character or release date has been named yet.
Inside the 11390 Shenron and Goku Set
The set’s centerpiece is Shenron, the dragon that rises from a ring of seven Dragon Balls. According to the LEGO product page, the finished model stands over 32 cm high, measures 24 cm long, and is 26 cm wide, so it works well as a display piece on a shelf or desk.
Kid Goku rides Kintoun, the flying nimbus cloud from the original series. His minifigure can be detached from the cloud and repositioned, so builders can set him on the ground beside the Dragon Balls or keep him on Kintoun.
LEGO notes that Dragon Ball spans six episodic series and 21 feature films. That gives the partnership plenty of characters, vehicles and scenes to draw from, and the Shenron and Goku pairing reflects one of the franchise’s most recognizable moments.
Price and Early Access Dates by Region
| Region | Price | LEGO Insiders early access | Public release |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | $179.99 | November 1, 2026 | November 4, 2026 |
| United Kingdom | £129.99 | November 1, 2026 | November 4, 2026 |
| Europe | €139.99 | November 1, 2026 | November 4, 2026 |
Early access starts on the same day in every listed region, so the main difference between markets is the price. LEGO Insiders can begin buying on November 1, three days before the general public release on November 4.
Eligible Insiders can also redeem 20 loyalty points for a digital download poster featuring the set.
Readers in other countries should check LEGO’s regional store for local pricing, since the figures above cover only the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe.
How the LEGO and Toei Partnership Came Together
LEGO and Toei Animation announced their partnership on September 29, 2026. It is the first official LEGO collaboration with Dragon Ball, and Toei Animation is the studio that produces the anime, so the company behind the show is a partner in this set.
LEGO describes Dragon Ball as spanning six episodic series and 21 feature films. That is a large library of characters, vehicles and scenes, which helps explain why a licensed set like this one is a notable deal. Most LEGO themes draw on a single story, while Dragon Ball offers a far larger body of material to choose from.
For long-time fans, a major character set is more than a toy. It turns a scene they have watched on screen into something they can build, hold and display. The Shenron and Goku set brings one of the franchise’s best-known pairings into brick form, which is why many fans who grew up with the series are paying close attention to this release.
What Dragon Ball Sets Could Follow in 2027
LEGO and Toei Animation have said the partnership will continue, with more Dragon Ball sets planned for 2027. Neither company has named a specific product, character or release date for those sets yet, so nothing beyond the November launch is confirmed.
Official LEGO announcements are the most reliable place to watch for news. The 11390 set also gives a useful pricing benchmark: $179.99 in the United States, £129.99 in the United Kingdom and €139.99 in Europe, for 1,764 pieces aimed at builders ages 18 and up. If a 2027 set arrives at a similar piece count and price, that would point to a comparable style of release.
The build style is worth watching as well. Shenron and Goku is a large display model with a detachable minifigure, so the open question is whether future sets follow that same approach or offer smaller builds. Until LEGO shares more details, that remains unknown.
Planning Your Early Access Purchase Before November
Start by confirming your LEGO Insiders status before November 1, not on the morning the early window opens. A sign-in problem is much easier to fix now than when stock is moving quickly.
Next, decide how many sets you want and set a budget in your local currency. The set costs $179.99 in the United States, £129.99 in the United Kingdom, and €139.99 in Europe, so a UK buyer and a US buyer should plan separately. If you want the digital poster too, check that your account holds the 20 loyalty points it requires.
Then add two calendar reminders, one for November 1 and one for November 4. If you cannot place an order during the early window, the public release arrives three days later, so you still have a second chance. Keep an eye on LEGO’s official news page for any details about the 2027 Dragon Ball sets.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is the Shenron and Goku set meant for kids?
No, LEGO designed the Shenron and Goku set for builders ages 18 and up. At 1,764 pieces, it is a large project aimed at adult fans of the series.
2. Do I need to be a LEGO Insider to buy the Shenron and Goku set?
No, you do not need Insider status to buy the set. LEGO Insiders can start buying on November 1, 2026, and the general public release begins on November 4, 2026.
3. Why are LEGO sets discontinued?
LEGO usually retires sets to make room for new releases in its catalog. Popular sets can sell out at stores before they are removed, so buyers who want a specific set often act early. Once a set is retired, it can be harder to find at a fair price.
