LEGO and Netflix have officially confirmed seven new LEGO One Piece Season 2 sets, all releasing globally on August 1, 2026. Tied to the live-action Netflix series, the wave ranges from a $29.99 flashback playset up to the $169.99 Garp's Marine Battleship, and includes a fully posable buildable Tony Tony Chopper figure that stands apart from the rest of the lineup.
This is the second wave of LEGO One Piece sets following last year's debut, and it leans further into the show's cast of minifigures, with exclusive first-time appearances for characters like Dr. Kureha, Wapol, Vice Admiral Garp, and Miss All Sunday.
This guide breaks down all seven sets, what's confirmed about pricing and piece counts, and which EVORETRO products make sense for protecting the minifigures and displaying the finished builds.
According to LEGO's official product pages and confirmed reporting from dedicated LEGO fan press, here's the full lineup releasing August 1, 2026:
All seven sets are available for pre-order now and follow the same pattern as last year's first wave: a mix of playsets, a giant buildable character figure, and a display-only model.
At 1,705 pieces and $169.99, Garp's Marine Battleship is the most expensive and most detailed set in the wave. It didn't actually appear in Season 2 of the show, instead acting as a counterpart to last year's Going Merry Pirate Ship, giving the wave's priciest set a ship-versus-ship display angle. The set includes two entirely new and exclusive minifigures, Tashigi and Miss All Sunday, alongside a fleshed-out interior.
75643 Tony Tony Chopper stands apart from the rest of the wave as a giant, fully posable buildable figure rather than a playset. It ships with a syringe, book, backpack, and its own display stand, and features new building techniques for its head and antlers along with a fabric element draped across its shoulders. Unlike a minifigure, this one is meant to be displayed as a standalone centerpiece.
Beyond August 1, LEGO has confirmed a One Piece animated special debuting on Netflix September 29, 2026, retelling the events of the first two seasons. It's a First for Netflix and a joint production between The LEGO Group and Atomic Cartoons, which suggests more LEGO One Piece content is likely to follow this wave rather than it being a one-off release.
With this wave introducing several first-time minifigures across seven different sets, keeping them protected once they're built and displayed matters, especially for the exclusive characters like Tashigi and Miss All Sunday that only appear in one set. EVORETRO's LEGO Mini-Figurine Display Case comes in multiple sizes, so check your minifigure's dimensions against the case options before ordering since this wave includes both standard-scale minifigures and the larger Chopper buildable figure.
Once Garp's Marine Battleship or Battle at Drum Castle is built, giving it a stable, elevated spot on a shelf helps it stand out instead of getting lost next to smaller sets. EVORETRO's 4-Step Acrylic Display Stand works well for staggering multiple finished builds or figures at different heights in the same display area.
If you're planning to display more than just the Chopper figure, such as pairing it with the Gum-Gum Fruit set or minifigures from other sets, EVORETRO's Acrylic Display Risers give you a way to organize a growing One Piece shelf without everything sitting flat at the same level.
To get ready for the August 1 release, start with these:
All seven sets release globally on August 1, 2026, and are available for pre-order now.
75646 Garp's Marine Battleship at $169.99, with 1,705 pieces and 8 minifigures.
No. It's a 577-piece, fully posable buildable figure, not a standard minifigure-scale character.
A LEGO One Piece animated special debuts on Netflix September 29, 2026, retelling the first two seasons.
LEGO One Piece Season 2 gives collectors seven genuinely different sets, from an affordable flashback playset up to a flagship battleship and a standalone Chopper buildable figure. With several first-time minifigures spread across the wave, checking case sizing before you order and having a display plan ready for the larger builds is the easiest way to keep the collection organized once August 1 arrives.
Keep an eye on LEGO's official One Piece product pages for any additional details as the release date approaches.
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