The 2,050-Piece LEGO Pokémon Pikachu and Poké Ball Set Drops to a New Price Low Ahead of Black Friday

One of the biggest LEGO Pokemon sets drops to a new price low ahead of Black Friday. For a limited time, Amazon is taking 20% off the LEGO Pokémon Pikachu and Poké Ball 72152, totalling over 2,000 bricks, for $159.99 with free shipping (originally $200). This is the second largest Pokémon themed set (by brick count) produced by LEGO.

20% Off LEGO Pokémon Pikachu and Poké Ball 72152

LEGO Pokémon Pikachu and Poké Ball 72152 measures an imposing 13.5″ tall, 10.5″ wide, and 15.5″ deep and is comprised of 2,050 bricks. Pikachu, the most iconic Pokémon and Ash’s stalwart sidekick in well over 1,000 TV episodes, is grandly displayed leaping out of a signature red and white Poké Ball with flashes of green electric sparks. The entire display is set atop a lightning-shaped electric-type symbol emblazoned with the number “25”, Pikachu’s National Pokédex Pokémon number. This set is meant for display rather than playability and is geared towards builders ages 18+.

IGN’s Jada Griffin built this set and enjoyed it, despite the fact that Pikachu isn’t her favorite Pokémon. She also mentioned that “The pictures and marketing don’t really do this one justice; it’s one of those sets that look much better in person.”

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