Image: Nintendo LifeIt's the collaboration that we only thought possible in our dreams, but LEGO and The Pokmon Company are officially teaming up on a set (dare we say "sets"?) in 2026.The problem is, we have no idea what's in store yet the brief teaser from LEGO showcased a bricky Pikachu tail and that's about it. It's safe to assume that the flagship 'mon will be landing a set of its own, but with a series as full of icons as Pokmon, we have to hope that there's room for something a little less electric down the line too.Subscribe to Nintendo Life on YouTube799kWatch on YouTube Armed with no more than our hopes and some rampant speculation, we Nintendo Lifers have got together to share some of the Pokmon-themed builds we hope to see in the future... Update: LEGO confirmsThe Pokdex & Pok Balls - Jim Norman, Staff WriterImage: The Pokmon CompanyI'm game to splash the cash on just about any Pokmon set LEGO can think of, but if there's one that I'd really like to get on my shelf, it would be a Pokdex.I don't mean 151 mini-sets for me to neatly lay out in numerical order (I totally do mean that too), no, I'm talking about the Pokdex that you see Trainers whip out to scan Pokmon in the anime. It's changed shape a few times over the years, but I'm picturing the classic hinged model, complete with a little display screen and pressable buttons la NES and Atari LEGO sets.Just think how neat that little red box would look on the shelf! The set could even come with little translucent 'screens' for you to insert into the model as if it's displaying info on a select Pokmon! Oh, or it could work like the 2-in-1 Deku Tree set and give you the bricks to build two different generations of Pokdex appearances the flippy OG model and the sliding one from the X & Y era, maybe!Okay fine, if that all sounds like too much then I guess I'll have to empty my bank account on a range of LEGO Pok Balls *whips out world's smallest violin*...Entire Towns - Ollie Reynolds, Staff WriterImage: The Pokmon CompanyI've never been particularly fond of Lego sets based on anthropomorphic characters; I just think they look a bit weird. So like the recent Mario Kart set and indeed most of the Super Mario range, the thought of Lego based on Pikachu, Mewtwo, Charizard, and whoever else makes me feel a bit iffy.I'd personally love to see cute dioramas based on specific towns from the earlier games (i.e. Red and Blue/Gold and Silver). The grid-based setup of those initial generations would translate wonderfully to Lego, but then there's also a big opportunity to spruce things up a bit and inject some elements from the remakes into their designs.If I had to pick one specific town, then it would probably be Goldenrod City. It's got unique buildings, a nice body of water, and a few clusters of trees to mix things up a bit.If Lego wants to go wild, then I wouldn't say no to a replica of New Island from The First Movie. A bit ambitious, perhaps, but Lego has certainly produced more complex structures in the past.Pokmon Center - Alana Hagues, Deputy EditorImage: The Pokmon CompanyGosh, what wouldn't I want? Look, I know the 'mons are the draw and all, but I'd love to see some iconic buildings, personally.Specifically, I'd love a Pokmon Center. Sure, that's essentially a hospital, but imagine getting little mini figures of Chansey and Blissey and other little creatures, with Nurse Joy and perhaps even a Trainer or three. An upstairs section from where you used to trade your Pokmon. Some extra little flourishes. It could be adorable.If we want to go a little more traditional and assume we'll just get a bunch of Pokmon, I think Rotom would be such a fun one. You can build any of its forms from, so I could have a little Lego Washing Machine on my shelf. C'mon, the idea sounds amazing, right?Alternatively, combine buildings and Pokmon and have Duraludon build. Genius.Region Maps & Game Boy Carts - Gavin Lane, EditorImage: The Pokmon CompanyAlthough this will be the first time a wild Pokmon appeared in the world of Lego, Mega Bloks has been turning out block-based Pocket Monsters for years, which is important to note. It'll be very interesting to see what Denmark's finest can deliver that Canada couldn't.Ollie mentioned towns, but I'd prefer region maps littered with microscale Pokmon in appropriate spots. In fact, microscale is the only hope most of us would have of completing a Pokdex from any region, let alone the 1000+ monsters in existence. I'd love to have a map of a region and be able to mark out where specific 'mon can be found.I'd also like to see some sort of compatibility with the upcoming Game Boy set. A cart you could plug in would be obvious, but a little battle screen moc-up to attach to the screen would make for a great display piece.We're sending those wishes off to Ho-Oh, but which is your favourite? Were you thinking along the same lines as us or do you have any other ideas? Let us know the Pokmon LEGO set you'd most like to see in the following poll then take to the comments to keep the wishlist growing.What's your dream Pokmon LEGO set? (38 votes)Pokdex 0%Pok Balls5%Entire towns8%Individual Pokmon models32%Pokmon Center29%Regional maps13%Game Boy carts 0%Nah, I won't be buying any of it13%Other (comment below) 0%See AlsoShare:00 Jim came to Nintendo Life in 2022 and, despite his insistence that The Minish Cap is the best Zelda game and his unwavering love for the Star Wars prequels (yes, really), he has continued to write news and features on the site ever since. Hold on there, you need to login to post a comment...Related ArticlesNiantic Sells Pokmon GO And Entire Gaming Division For $3.5 BillionPikmin Bloom and Monster Hunter Now are also goingPokmon Scarlet & Violet: Mystery Gift Codes ListAll the current Pokmon Scarlet and Violet Mystery Gift codesNintendo Museum Launches Keychains That Play Your Favourite Console JinglePortable nostalgiaSwitch 2 Predicted To Cost "$400 Or More"It could also be the "biggest console launch ever"