LEGO has proven in recent years that it is not afraid of anything when it comes to building sets aimed primarily at adult fans. But if the latest leak is confirmed, theoneThis year, LEGO has prepared something that will be truly monstrous even by its standards. Under the banner of LEGO Ideas, a huge Godzilla consisting of more than five thousand pieces is to arrive, which will compete in size with the largest exhibition models currently on offer.
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According to information published leakerBrick TaponeThe new LEGO Ideas 21375 Godzilla is called and is supposed to consist of an incredible 5364 pieces. The price is expected to be around $450 and the release is reportedly scheduled for November 27, 2026. However, the price should be taken with a grain of salt, as the source itself warns that it may not be final yet.
But what we get for our money is much more interesting. According to the leak, LEGO was inspired by the modern form of Godzilla from Legendary's MonsterVerse film, and the resulting monster is supposed to measure approximately 55 to 60 centimeters in height. So if this figure is confirmed, it will definitely not be a small figure for a shelf, but a proper exhibition model that will be practically impossible to miss in a room.
Godzilla gets his atomic breath too
The design is said to be based directly on the Godzilla movie, so it's probably no surprise that LEGO reportedly didn't forget about the characteristic blue-glowing dorsal spines, which could be one of the most visually interesting elements of the entire kit, especially if LEGO uses a larger number of transparent blue pieces.
Moreover, the model is not just a static statue. According to current information, it is supposed to have a posable head and will also include a removable atomic breath that can be inserted into Godzilla's mouth and, what's more, the tongue is also supposed to be removable. The leak does not yet reveal how much mobility the hands, legs or tail will have. However, we do know that the kit will reportedly not include any minifigurines.
On the other hand, the gift with purchase should be interesting. According to the leak, a separate bonus set is planned for LEGO Godzilla, depicting a giant Godzilla footprint, which should also contain a printed piece with Mothra. Details on the number of pieces or the conditions for obtaining it are not yet known, but with a building kit costing around $450, such a bonus would definitely make sense.
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Godzilla itself made it to LEGO Ideas through a fan project, and LEGO is once again reaching for a brand that few people would have expected to be in its offer just a few years ago. And if the current information is confirmed, it will definitely not be a cautious premiere. More than 5300 pieces, a height of almost 60 centimeters and a price tag of around $450 will make LEGO Godzilla one of the largest LEGO Ideas sets ever. For now, however, all specific parameters, including the price and release date, need to be taken as information from a leak. But if Brick Tap is right, theonec November will be very interesting for Godzilla fans. And personally, I'm really curious about what a more than half-meter tall monster built from LEGO bricks will look like in reality. Honestly, I think there's absolutely no room for any greater creativity here, but maybe LEGO will surprise you.