LEGO's premium Pokemon display wave includes more than just its headline Rayquaza set, and Arcanine is one of the assortment's most detail-forward builds. Confirmed directly through LEGO's own official July 7, 2026 product announcement, LEGO Pokemon Arcanine, set number 72160, ships August 1, 2026 at $109.99 USD.
Where Rayquaza is built as a scene-accurate centerpiece tied to a specific game moment, Arcanine takes a different approach: a fully posable, faithfully sculpted single-creature build. Here's what's confirmed directly from LEGO's listing and how this set fits alongside the rest of the wave.
All of the following is confirmed directly from LEGO's own official announcement:
LEGO's own description specifically emphasizes that this is a fully posable recreation, not a fixed-pose display model. That distinction matters for collectors deciding between sets in this wave: Arcanine is built to be repositioned into different stances, giving it more flexibility for dynamic display arrangements than a set built around one locked pose.
Arcanine is one of five sets in this HY2 2026 assortment, alongside Rayquaza, Munchlax, the Iconic Trainer Moments Poke Ball, and the Up-Scaled Red minifigure. Unlike Rayquaza's exclusive Zinnia minifigure or the Poke Ball set's Trainer figures, Arcanine ships as a standalone creature build with no included minifigure, making it a more affordable entry point into this premium wave for collectors who want a detailed single-Pokemon centerpiece without the added cost of a scene-based set.
Because Arcanine can be repositioned rather than staying fixed in one stance, giving it stable, adjustable display support matters more than it would for a static model.
For enclosing the finished build in a dust-free display, EVORETRO's acrylic modular case gives a flexible enclosure sized to accommodate a posable display piece like this one.
For elevating Arcanine alongside other builds from the same wave, like Munchlax or a boxed Rayquaza, EVORETRO's 4-step acrylic display stand gives each piece its own tiered shelf position.
Pre-orders opened July 7, 2026, and the set ships starting August 1, 2026.
$109.99 USD.
1,190 pieces.
No, Arcanine ships as a standalone creature build with no included minifigure.
LEGO Pokemon Arcanine gives collectors a detailed, fully posable entry point into LEGO's premium Pokemon wave without the added cost of an included minifigure or scene-based build. Whether you're picking it up alongside Rayquaza and Munchlax or on its own, having display space and support ready before August 1 makes sense given the model's posable design.
Keep an eye on LEGO's official Pokemon page for updates on the remaining sets in this wave as their own release windows approach.
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