Five LEGO One Piece details non-fans will love in Season 2 sets

Even if you’re not a fan of LEGO One Piece, this summer's upcoming Season 2 sets still have plenty of details and pieces to appreciate.

Six new LEGO One Piece models were officially revealed this week, all based on the second season of the smash-hit Netflix series. For fans of the show, many of the upcoming builds will almost certainly be must-haves, but for those with little or no interest in the live-action Straw Hat Pirates adventures, there are still plenty of reasons to pick them up come launch day.

Taking a closer look at the summer 2026 LEGO One Piece sets reveals multiple parts, prints and models that could be worth adding to your own collections, such as these five details we’ve spotted.

1 – A new LEGO ship sets sail

The largest of the upcoming LEGO One Piece Season 2 models is 75646 Garp’s Marine Battleship, an impressive 1,705-piece build that would definitely look right at home in any LEGO Classic Pirates fan's collection.

From four foil sails and an opening deck to various weapons, scrolls and navigation equipment, 75646 Garp’s Marine Battleship has plenty of potential when it comes to being a must-have display set and a pricey parts pack.

2 – Multiple new pieces

We’ve covered every new piece included in the summer 2026 LEGO One Piece sets right here and those parts could well sway non-fans of the show into picking up a model or two. The builds boast such elements as a fresh baby body utilised for Tony Tony Chopper’s minifigure, a whole wardrobe of hat moulds and numerous useful accessories.

3 – Minifigure must-haves

The line-up of unique minifigures spread out across the six upcoming LEGO One Piece sets will definitely tick a lot of fans’ boxes. For those with less interest in such characters, it’s still worth considering just how handy the many casual clothing printed torsos with dual-moulded flesh skin colour arms will be for potential alternate and future minifigures.

4 – Make a Mad Hatter

Speaking of minifigure possibilities, it’s surely only a matter of time before we see a recolour of Dr. Hiriluk’s hat and hairpiece used for the Mad Hatter? That's pure speculation on our part, but the Batman villain hasn’t appeared in any LEGO DC superhero set to date, although Jervis Tetch has previously popped up in past TT Games titles.

 5 – Purple potential

Another super villain who has yet to be immortalised in minifigure form is Marvel’s Purple Man, otherwise known as Zebediah Killgrave. The character was the main protagonist in the live-action Jessica Jones series (played by a creepy David Tennant) and should be fairly easy for fans to recreate thanks to Dragon’s similar-hued torso and legs in 75642 Showdown with Captain Smoker.

All six new LEGO One Piece sets will be released on August 1, 2026, with pre-orders for the models now live on the official online store.

LEGO One Piece 2026 sets

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