Massive LEGO 2027 Leak Hints at Pokémon, Harry Potter, and Huge Icons Sets
A major LEGO leak may have offered an early look at several sets planned for 2027, including the first wave of LEGO Pokémon display models, a new Harry Potter collector’s edition, and a long list of LEGO Icons releases. The information reportedly surfaced through the Instagram account @unibricks on October 8 and includes possible set numbers, piece counts, prices, and release windows.
As always with leaks, none of these details have been confirmed by LEGO. Prices, release dates, names, and even the sets themselves could change before any official announcement. Still, if the information proves accurate, 2027 could be a very exciting year for adult LEGO collectors.
The biggest surprise is the mention of three LEGO Pokémon sets, all listed as 18+ display models with a possible March 2027 release. According to the leak, the lineup includes 72183 Poké Ball with 406 pieces for $39.99, 72184 Charmander with 741 pieces for $69.99, and 72185 Snorlax with 1,156 pieces for $129.99.
These rumored Pokémon sets appear to be completely new products rather than simple follow-ups to existing releases. The leaked Poké Ball would be much smaller and more affordable than the previously released large-scale collector Poké Ball set, making it a potentially attractive option for fans who want a display piece without paying premium collector pricing.
Charmander could also be one of the standout releases if the leak is accurate. As one of the most recognizable starter Pokémon, a dedicated 18+ LEGO display model would likely appeal to both long-time Pokémon fans and adult collectors. The rumored Snorlax set, with more than 1,100 pieces, suggests a larger and possibly more detailed build, which makes sense given the character’s size and popularity.
The leak also points to a new Harry Potter collector’s set for February 2027. Listed as 76492 Chamber of Secrets – Collectors’ Edition, the set is said to include 1,442 pieces and a price of $179.99.
According to the rumored description, the set may feature several iconic elements from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, including the Basilisk, the Sword of Gryffindor emerging from the Sorting Hat, Polyjuice Potion, a Basilisk fang, Tom Riddle’s diary, a Chocolate Frog card, and the Chamber door. The leak also mentions a molded Fawkes figure with open wings, plus minifigures of Harry Potter, Ron Weasley, and Hermione Granger.
If true, this would appear to be a direct continuation of LEGO’s recent Harry Potter collector-focused releases. However, the rumored Chamber of Secrets set would come with fewer pieces than the earlier Sorcerer’s Stone collector model while reportedly costing slightly more. That may raise questions among fans, though the inclusion of specialized molded elements and exclusive minifigures could help justify the price.
The LEGO Icons section of the leak is much less detailed, but it may be the most intriguing part for collectors. Several 18+ LEGO Icons sets are listed with piece counts and possible release months, though most do not include set names or prices.
One listed item, 11396, is described as an 834-piece F1 car, but no price was included. Other rumored LEGO Icons entries include 11410 with 580 pieces for March, 11414 with 527 pieces for April, and multiple June releases: 11402 with 750 pieces, 11415 with 753 pieces, 11416 with 743 pieces, 11417 with 762 pieces, and 11399 with a massive 8,060 pieces. Another set, 11393, is listed for September with 3,015 pieces.
The most eye-catching number is easily the rumored 8,060-piece set 11399. If accurate, it would rank among the largest LEGO sets ever released. No subject matter was provided, but a set of that size would almost certainly be a major display model aimed at serious collectors.
There is also fan speculation that the 3,015-piece set 11393 could be based on the Flying Dutchman, though the leak itself does not confirm that. Until more reliable details appear, the identities of most of the LEGO Icons sets remain unknown.
For now, the entire 2027 LEGO lineup mentioned in this leak should be treated as unofficial. LEGO has not announced these Pokémon, Harry Potter, or Icons sets, and details may be inaccurate or incomplete. Even so, the rumored list is enough to generate major excitement, especially for fans hoping to see LEGO Pokémon expand into more affordable adult display sets.
If the leak turns out to be correct, 2027 could bring a strong mix of nostalgic franchises, premium collector models, and at least one enormous LEGO Icons set that may become a centerpiece for builders with serious shelf space.
