Lego's partnership with the Straw Hats is coming via the live-action Netflix adaptation, rather than directly through the anime or manga.

LEGO knows the importance of one piece. In fact, one piece can make the difference between victory and defeat in a LEGO build. (Which is why LEGO so often kindly gives you backup pieces of the one piece you’ll probably lose.

Luffy’s iconic straw hat in LEGO form, several important notes were included in the brand’s official announcement of the project. The main crew of the show — Nami, Roronoa Zoro, Usopp, Sanji and, of course,

For the first time in its storied history, LEGO is setting sail into the world of anime … sort of. As confirmed by Netflix and The LEGO Group, the Danish toymaker is creating products based on the live-action adaptation of One Piece, inspired by the long-running anime of the same name.

Lego has announced a collaboration with Netflix to release a series of One Piece Lego sets "coming soon." The One Piece collaboration was announced by Lego with a short teaser trailer, below, showing off Luffy's iconic straw hat in Lego form.

The Straw Hat Pirates have only been growing their popularity in recent years but this latest collaboration is one that proves Luffy and his crew have hit the major leagues. In a shocking new reveal,

The LEGO Group is charting a course for anime-zing adventure to the Grand Line.

Lego are promising ‘multiple’ new Lego sets so while none of them have been shown so far, it’s not just going to be one model and that’s it. The launch is due to tie-in in with the second season of the show, but since that’s not expected to arrive until late 2025 it’s not clear when exactly the Lego sets will be out.

Lego and Netflix announced a partnership to create Lego sets based on the One Piece live-action series returning in 2025.

LEGO has officially announced its collaboration with Netflix to deliver One Piece-inspired LEGO sets, inspired by scenes from the East Blue.

Lego has announced that it's teaming up with Netflix to create One Piece sets, based on the live-action adaptation of the popular manga and anime show. While details are light for now, Lego did tease upcoming sets with a new video featuring the trademark straw hat of the show's main protagonist, Monkey D. Luffy.