Nine LEGO Dragon Ball Sets Rumored for April 2027, Including Kame House and Buildable Vegeta
Dragon Ball fans may have a huge LEGO wave to look forward to. A new rumor claims that nine LEGO Dragon Ball sets are planned for release in April 2027, potentially marking the first major lineup based on the legendary anime franchise.
The information is still unconfirmed, and LEGO has not officially announced any Dragon Ball products. No images of the actual sets have surfaced either, so everything should be treated as a rumor for now. Still, the reported lineup is already generating excitement thanks to its mix of iconic characters, classic battles, and display-focused builds.
According to the leak, the first LEGO Dragon Ball wave may include one small polybag and eight boxed sets. The rumored set list begins with 30755, an unnamed polybag aimed at builders aged 6 and up.
The rest of the lineup reportedly includes:
72361 Goku vs Raditz
72362 Arrival on Namek
72363 Z Fighters vs Saiyans
72364 Porunga and the Final Battle
72365 Frieza’s Spaceship
72366 Kame House
72367 Unknown set name
72368 Buildable Vegeta
One of the most interesting entries is 72366 Kame House, which is said to carry an 18+ age rating. That detail suggests it may be designed more as a collector’s display model than a traditional playset. If true, Master Roshi’s island home could become one of the standout builds of the wave, especially for longtime Dragon Ball fans who want a recognizable centerpiece for their collection.
Another major highlight is the rumored Buildable Vegeta set, listed for ages 12 and up. Buildable character models have become increasingly popular in LEGO’s licensed themes, and Vegeta would be a strong choice for Dragon Ball’s debut wave due to his popularity and instantly recognizable design.
The minifigure lineup is where the rumor gets even more exciting. Sources claim the sets may include characters such as Goku, Vegeta, Frieza, and the entire Ginyu Force. The leak also suggests that many of these figures could use new molds, which would be important for characters with unique silhouettes and head shapes. A properly molded Frieza, for example, would be far more appealing to collectors than a simple printed head.
The Namek Saga appears to play a major role in this rumored wave. Set names like Arrival on Namek, Porunga and the Final Battle, and Frieza’s Spaceship point directly to some of Dragon Ball Z’s most memorable moments. The inclusion of the Ginyu Force would also make sense for a Namek-focused lineup, giving fans a chance to recreate several major battles from the anime.
There is one small issue in the reported information. Some versions of the leak list 72362 twice while skipping 72363. However, other discussions of the same rumor identify 72363 as Z Fighters vs Saiyans, making it likely that the duplicate number was simply a typo rather than evidence of two sets sharing the same product number.
Pricing has not been confirmed for any of the nine rumored sets. Earlier chatter suggested the wave could range from around $5 to $150, but those reports also pointed to a different release window, so the numbers should not be considered reliable yet.
Before this possible April 2027 wave, another Dragon Ball-related LEGO rumor has been circulating: set 11390 Shenron. That model is said to be part of the LEGO Icons line, with a possible November 2026 release, 1,760 pieces, and a price near $200. It is also rumored to include a young Goku minifigure. If that set turns out to be real, it could serve as the perfect introduction to LEGO Dragon Ball before the larger wave arrives.
For now, fans should keep expectations in check. LEGO has not confirmed Kame House, Buildable Vegeta, Frieza’s Spaceship, Shenron, or any other Dragon Ball set. But if the rumors are accurate, 2026 and 2027 could be a major turning point for anime-themed LEGO releases, with Dragon Ball finally getting the brick-built treatment many fans have wanted for years.
