Lumibricks Manga Shop brings a glowing cyberpunk storefront to the Neon City building block series
Lumibricks is preparing to expand its illuminated building block lineup with a new Manga Shop set, a cyberpunk-inspired model designed to slot into the brand’s growing Neon City world. For fans of brick-built city scenes, Japanese pop culture aesthetics, and LED-enhanced displays, this upcoming release looks like it could become one of the more eye-catching additions to the series.
The Lumibricks Manga Shop has already appeared in an online retail listing, complete with a product identifier, though it is not yet available to purchase. Several key details are still waiting to be confirmed, including the official launch date and final price.
According to the early listing, the Manga Shop set includes 1,699 pieces and features 12 built-in LED lights. These lights are intended to bring the cyberpunk storefront to life, illuminating details such as vending machines, advertising signs, shop windows, and streetlights. The result should be a vibrant display model with the kind of glowing neon atmosphere that fits perfectly into a futuristic city scene.
The lighting system is expected to use a USB-C-style connection, although the current product information also mentions batteries as a requirement. More clarity should arrive once Lumibricks officially opens orders or publishes the complete product page.
The building itself is designed with playability and display in mind. It includes two removable floors, allowing builders to access the interior and arrange scenes more easily. The set also comes with three minifigures: a manga collector, a skilled hacker, and an office worker. Together, they help create a small slice of daily life in a futuristic urban district.
As part of the Lumibricks Neon City series, the Manga Shop is made to connect with other buildings in the lineup. Lumibricks highlights compatibility with its existing city-themed sets and also hints that more models are planned for the future. One of the most useful features is the docking system, which allows multiple buildings to connect and share a single power supply. That makes it easier for collectors to build a larger illuminated cyberpunk street without needing separate power setups for every model.
The Lumibricks Manga Shop carries the model number 17015-EU. While pricing has not been announced, the set is expected to cost less than the larger Neon Tech Tower, which includes 2,227 pieces and launched at around $150 in the United States. Since the Manga Shop has fewer pieces, a lower price point seems likely.
With its Japanese manga shop theme, glowing LED details, removable floors, and compatibility with the wider Neon City series, this upcoming Lumibricks set could appeal to collectors who enjoy detailed display builds with a futuristic edge. For anyone building a neon-lit street scene or looking for a compact cyberpunk building block set, the Manga Shop is shaping up to be one to watch.
