Pokémon

Berry Bash with Bulbasaur and Bidoof

Set 72155 builds a small berry-picking scene starring Bulbasaur and Bidoof. With 240 pieces and 124 unique parts, it's one of the more detailed small sets in the newer LEGO Pokémon line.

Set number
72155
Year
2026
Pieces
240
Minifigures
0
Different parts
124
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 124

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 (20)

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

Description

Two familiar Pokémon

Bulbasaur, the Grass-type from the first generation, and Bidoof, known from later games, are the stars here, each built as a brick figure rather than represented by a minifigure, posed alongside a small berry-bush scene. Their proportions clearly reference how the characters look in the video games and the anime, making them instantly recognisable to fans. Pairing two Pokémon from different generations in one set looks like a deliberate design choice. Checking the full parts list on this page makes it easy to see how the different colours and shapes come together in the finished model.

Colours and part variety

Medium Nougat, Medium Azure, Bright Green and Red give the scene a fresh, woodland feel suited to a berry patch. Of the 240 pieces, 124 are unique parts and colours, a high level of detail for a set this size, visible in the parts list on this page. The reddish berries add deliberate accents against the mostly green surroundings, drawing the eye to the scene's finer details. Subtle colour shifts across the figures themselves also add to the overall part variety. For collectors who already own similar sets, the combination of theme and piece count is a fairly natural reason to add this one to the shelf.

No minifigures, but characters

Instead of classic minifigures, the two Pokémon themselves take centre stage, built up from individual parts rather than pre-formed figures, which makes for a more varied building process than a typical vehicle or building set, since each figure uses its own building techniques and is assembled as a standalone section. In effect, the set contains two small, independent builds rather than one. The build itself offers enough variety to keep even an experienced builder engaged for a short session, without feeling overly complicated.

For fans of the line

Anyone collecting other LEGO Pokémon sets will find this scene easy to combine, as the natural elements and colours pair well with other entries. The piece count makes it a realistic single-afternoon build, and the finished figures can be arranged freely on a shelf or grouped with other Pokémon sets into a larger landscape. For younger collectors, the direct link to familiar video game characters is often the main draw. Compared with other sets of similar size, it's clear how much detail has been packed into a fairly limited piece count.

FAQ

Which Pokémon are included?
The set features Bulbasaur and Bidoof as buildable figures alongside a small berry scene.
How many pieces does 72155 have?
The set has 240 pieces across 124 unique parts and colours.
Are minifigures included?
No, the focus is on the brick-built Pokémon figures themselves.

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