Who are Dorry and Brogy?

They are two giant warriors from Elbaf who fight a decades-long, honourable duel on Little Garden island in One Piece.

How many pieces and minifigures does set 75644 have?

The set contains 730 pieces, including 277 distinct parts, plus 6 minifigures.

Can the set recreate the whole scene?

Yes, with six minifigures included, further characters from the scene can be shown alongside the two giants.

Set 75644 Dorry vs. Brogy – Giants of Little Garden

One Piece

LEGO® Dorry vs. Brogy – Giants of Little Garden

Dorry and Brogy are two towering warriors from Elbaf who face off in a decades-long duel on Little Garden island in the One Piece story. This set recreates the scene using 730 pieces, 277 distinct parts and 6 minifigures.

Set number: 75644
Year: 2026
Pieces: 730
Minifigures: 6
Theme: One Piece
Different parts: 277

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 277

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Minifigures 6

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Description

Two legendary giants from One Piece

Dorry and Brogy are among the best-known supporting characters from the early One Piece storyline, hailing from the giant race of Elbaf, known for their fighting strength and strict code of honour. On the island of Little Garden, the two wage a decades-long, ritualised duel that, despite its intensity, is defined by deep mutual respect, making it one of the most memorable emotional moments of the early series. For fans of the series, this scene is an instantly recognisable milestone from the Straw Hat crew's adventures on the Grand Line. The set brings that iconic conflict to life as a brick-built scene.

730 pieces for two towering figures

With 730 pieces and 277 distinct parts, the build is spread across two imposing giant figures, presented facing off against each other in the scene. The colours reddish brown, light nougat, black and white recreate the skin tone, clothing and armour details of the two fighters as known from the anime and manga. The high share of distinct parts relative to the total piece count points to plenty of individual shaped elements needed for the muscular, dynamic poses of both figures. That keeps the build varied, since the two giants, despite their similar stature, are each shaped quite differently.

Six minifigures for the full scene

Six minifigures come with the set, making it possible to show further characters from the Little Garden scene alongside the two giants, such as Straw Hat crew members witnessing the duel. That makes the set more than just two standalone figures and allows whole moments from the story arc to be recreated. The exact figures included are detailed in the parts list on this page. For fans who want to rebuild complete story beats, that gives the set a lot of storytelling potential.

For One Piece collectors and anime fans

At 730 pieces, the set sits in the mid-size range for dual-figure builds, offering enough substance for a proper building session with clearly distinct stages for each giant. The parts list shows all 277 distinct parts along with their colours, useful for anyone planning to combine the set with other One Piece models into a larger collection.

FAQ

Who are Dorry and Brogy?: They are two giant warriors from Elbaf who fight a decades-long, honourable duel on Little Garden island in One Piece.
How many pieces and minifigures does set 75644 have?: The set contains 730 pieces, including 277 distinct parts, plus 6 minifigures.
Can the set recreate the whole scene?: Yes, with six minifigures included, further characters from the scene can be shown alongside the two giants.

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