Which three Pokémon does the set depict?

Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise, the fully evolved forms of the three original Kanto starter Pokémon.

How many unique parts does it use?

1,278 unique parts make up the total of 6,838 pieces, spread across the three creature models.

Would this suit a first-time builder?

Not really — the piece count and part variety point to an experienced builder or a collector working through it in stages.

Pokémon

Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise

This LEGO® set brings together Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise, the three fully evolved Kanto starters, in one 6,838-piece build. With 1,278 unique parts and no minifigures, the focus sits entirely on the three creature models and the poses they are built in. It is one of the largest Pokémon sets released to date by piece count.

Set number: 72153
Year: 2026
Pieces: 6,838
Minifigures: 0
Theme: Pokémon
Different parts: 1,278

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 1,278

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Spare parts (93)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Description

Three final evolutions

Each creature is built as a display model in a battle-ready pose, with the details fans expect: the flower bloom on Venusaur's back, Charizard's outstretched wings and flame shaping, and Blastoise's shell-mounted water cannons. Medium azure covers water and sky-toned sections, while strong orange marks out Charizard's body and wings, and the three models share enough grey and black shaping in their base structure to read as a matching set once placed together on a shelf or stand.

Build scale and parts

Across 6,838 pieces and 1,278 unique elements, each creature works as its own build stage before the three come together as a shared display. Dark grey and black do most of the structural and shading work across all three bodies, letting the accent colours carry the type identity of each Pokémon clearly. The parts list on this page is worth checking before starting, since curved, spherical and angled pieces make up a large share of the total build.

Collecting and displaying

Without any minifigures, this is a collector's set built for shelf display rather than play, and the three creatures work well lined up as a small Kanto trio. At close to 6,800 pieces, it is a long build best tackled over several sessions rather than in one go. The full parts and colour list here also makes it easier to source matching elements for other creature-style builds already on the shelf.

How the three builds differ

Each figure uses a different approach to stability: Venusaur sits low on four sturdy legs with a wide footprint, Charizard balances dynamically on its tail and hind legs with wings spread for display, and Blastoise relies on a compact, heavily armoured shell. That variety keeps the build technically interesting throughout, since each creature solves the same problem of weight and balance in its own way. For collectors who already own other large creature sets, this trio adds three of the most recognisable water, grass and fire types in one release.

FAQ

Which three Pokémon does the set depict?: Venusaur, Charizard and Blastoise, the fully evolved forms of the three original Kanto starter Pokémon.
How many unique parts does it use?: 1,278 unique parts make up the total of 6,838 pieces, spread across the three creature models.
Would this suit a first-time builder?: Not really — the piece count and part variety point to an experienced builder or a collector working through it in stages.