One Piece LEGO Sets First Wave Overview
When LEGO and Netflix launched seven One Piece sets on August 1, 2025, the release marked the first time LEGO built a product line around an anime property. Seven One Piece LEGO sets arrived that day, priced from $9.99 to $329.99, covering the first season of the live-action show.
The wave includes four playsets, one 18+ adult display model, and two BrickHeadz figures. Every playset ships with randomly inserted Wanted poster tiles printed on 2×3 bricks, adding a collectible layer on top of the builds themselves. There are eight unique posters to find across the lineup.
These sets follow the show's first season from Luffy's childhood in Windmill Village through his confrontations with Buggy and Arlong, ending at the Baratie, the floating restaurant where the full Straw Hat crew finally comes together.
All Five Straw Hats Aboard the Going Merry
The LEGO One Piece ship that most fans reach for first is 75639 The Going Merry Pirate Ship. At 1,376 pieces for $139.99, it delivers all five original Straw Hat crew members in minifigure form: Monkey D. Luffy, Roronoa Zoro, Nami, Usopp, and Sanji.
Below deck, Sanji works in a brick-built kitchen beside the crew cabin, storage rooms, and Usopp's accessory workshop. Up top, Zoro trains near the mast, Nami's tangerine trees grow beside the working rudder at the stern, and Usopp keeps watch from the crow's nest. Luffy sits on the ram figurehead at the bow, perched directly above the ship's cannon.
The One Piece Going Merry LEGO build measures 13.5 inches tall and 15.5 inches long, with a large printed Jolly Roger sail. Four of the eight collectible Wanted posters come in this box. For fans who want one purchase that captures the heart of the series, this is the strongest starting point.
Five More Builds Trace the Season One Story From Windmill Village to the Baratie
The remaining five sets fill in the locations and characters the Going Merry doesn't cover.
75636 Windmill Village Hut — $29.99 | 299 pieces
Windmill Village Hut takes the story back to Luffy's origin. This small beachside set is the only place to find a young Luffy minifigure, a Shanks minifigure, and Makino. The detachable roof reveals interior accessories for recreating Luffy's fateful bite of the Gum-Gum Fruit. One Wanted poster is included, and the outer wall features a display area designed to hold all eight tiles once you've collected them.
75637 Buggy the Clown's Circus Tent — $54.99 | 573 pieces
Buggy the Clown's Circus Tent brings Buggy, Luffy, Nami, and Zoro together in a flip-around tent design. Three contraptions (water tank, spinning vertical table, hanging cage) recreate the crew's escape from Buggy's lair. Two Wanted posters come with this set.
75638 Battle at Arlong Park — $79.99 | 926 pieces
Battle at Arlong Park recreates the biggest fight of season one with Luffy, Nami, Usopp, Arlong, and Chu. The collapsing pagoda, shooting gallery, and forest duel area give this set the most play features in the wave. Three Wanted posters are included.
75640 The Baratie Floating Restaurant — $329.99 | 3,402 pieces
The Baratie Floating Restaurant is the premium adult model. It holds 10 minifigures, including exclusive versions of Sanji in his waiter outfit, Zoro in leisure clothes, and five characters found nowhere else in the wave: Chef Zeff, Vice Admiral Garp, Helmeppo, Koby, and Dracule Mihawk. The front pier accommodates the Going Merry for docking, and a rotating gear system at the pier recreates the Zoro-versus-Mihawk sword duel. Five Wanted posters come in this box.
40799 BrickHeadz Monkey D. Luffy ($9.99 / 136 pieces) and 40800 BrickHeadz Buggy the Clown ($9.99 / 176 pieces) are small display figures originally sold through LEGO stores and LEGO.com. No Wanted posters are included with either BrickHeadz build.
Collecting All 15 Minifigures and 8 Wanted Posters Takes More Than One Purchase
Buying every named character costs $494.96 at minimum, covering the Windmill Village Hut, Buggy's Circus Tent, Battle at Arlong Park, and the Baratie. Those four LEGO One Piece sets account for all 15 unique minifigures. The Going Merry's crew appears in at least one of those four builds, so character collectors can skip it and still complete the roster. Adding the Going Merry and both BrickHeadz brings the full wave total to $654.93.
The eight Wanted poster tiles (Luffy, Buggy, Gol D. Roger, Mihawk, Arlong, Kuro, Alvida, and Don Krieg) are distributed randomly across 15 poster slots for only 8 unique designs, so duplicate pulls are built into any multi-set purchase.
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The Windmill Hut Wins on Gift Value, the Going Merry on Per-Piece Math, the Baratie on Exclusives
The Windmill Village Hut's 8+ age rating and small footprint make it the safest gift pick in the wave, and its three exclusive minifigures punch well above a $29.99 price tag. BrickHeadz figures cost less but carry no play functions, poster collectibles, or interior detail.
At 10.2 cents per piece, the Going Merry runs the best value ratio in the lineup and outperforms most licensed LEGO themes. It's also the most affordable path to owning the full Straw Hat crew, since the only other set carrying all five costs $190 more.
The Baratie earns its premium through seven exclusive minifigure designs and the longest build in the wave. For builders who want their finished sets to stand out on the shelf, light kits for LEGO add cabin glows, deck illumination, and sail highlights that the bricks alone can't produce.
August 2026 Brings Seven More One Piece Sets
LEGO One Piece in 2026 expands the theme with seven more sets on August 1, built around the show's second season. Garp's Marine Battleship leads the new wave at $179.99 and 1,705 pieces, followed by Battle at Drum Castle at $109.99 and 1,038 pieces. A buildable Tony Tony Chopper figure, a Giants of Little Garden set, and Dr. Hiriluk's Hideout round out the lineup alongside the $69.99 Gum-Gum Fruit display model.
The 2026 wave swaps Wanted poster tiles for Baroque Works dossier collectibles and introduces new characters like Miss All Sunday, Wapol, Smoker, and Tashigi. Collectors who build their season-one display now will have the full first chapter finished before the second wave lands.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How long does the Going Merry take to build?
At 1,376 pieces, the Going Merry runs around 4 to 7 hours depending on experience level. The build splits across multiple numbered bags, so two or three sessions is a comfortable pace. The Baratie at 3,402 pieces takes considerably longer, and experienced builders budget a full weekend or more for that one.
Are the Going Merry's sails printed or sticker-based?
The Going Merry's large Jolly Roger sail is a printed piece, not a sticker. Printed sails hold up better over years of display and avoid the alignment problems that sticker sheets can introduce. The Baratie does use sticker sheets for some of its decorative interior details.
Can younger kids build LEGO One Piece sets?
Age ratings across the wave range from 8+ (Windmill Village Hut, Buggy's Circus Tent) to 18+ (The Baratie). The Going Merry carries a 10+ rating, and most kids in that age range can handle it with patience and some adult guidance. The BrickHeadz figures at $9.99 are the quickest builds and work well for younger fans who want their own piece of the collection.
Where can you buy LEGO One Piece sets in the US right now?
All seven first-wave sets are sold through LEGO.com, Amazon, Walmart, and Target. The two BrickHeadz figures (Luffy and Buggy) are LEGO Store and LEGO.com exclusives.
What accessories do the Straw Hat minifigures carry?
Each crew member comes with character-specific gear. Luffy wears his straw hat, Zoro carries his swords, Sanji holds cooking pots and a drink, Nami has a telescope, and Usopp packs his slingshot. The Baratie's Mihawk minifigure includes his black cross-shaped sword for the pier duel scene, and the Windmill Village Shanks minifigure has his own blade and cape.
How much shelf space does the Baratie need?
The Baratie measures 14 inches tall, 21.5 inches wide, and 10.5 inches deep, giving it the largest display footprint in the wave. Docking the Going Merry at the front pier extends the combined depth further. For reference, the Going Merry alone runs 15.5 inches long, 13.5 inches tall, and 8 inches wide.
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