LEGO

Inspired by Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, the 2,862-piece set boasts a raft of details.

“Our remarkable team at TT Games is working hard to deliver a fresh take on the beloved Batman universe,” said JB Perrette, President and CEO, Streaming & Games at Warner Bros. Discovery.

“We’re really excited to be introducing LEGO system bricks into our apps for the first time, giving kids even more ways to build, create, and play,” said Emmet O’Neill, Chief Executive of StoryToys.

The range spans four custom-designed LEGO prints.

“Bringing the Straw Hat Pirates in LEGO brick form to fans worldwide has been a dream assignment”, said Yi-Chien Cheng, Associate Design Lead on LEGO One Piece.

The 1180-piece LEGO Nike Dunk set features a Nike Dunk, rotatable brick basketball toy and “Dunk” slogan that sports fans can build, rebuild and display.

The set consists of 1,201 pieces and features a plaque with the words ‘You Shall Not Pass’.

The set was designed by London-based LEGO fan Toby Brett, as part of the LEGO Ideas programme.

“We’re eager to fuse the worlds of entertainment and learning together in this new LEGO Masters Academy,” said Kathrine Kirk Muff, Managing Director of LEGO House.

“We are thrilled to be working with a brand that has such a deep and passionate fanbase as Pokémon, partnering to give our joint audiences what they have been asking us for,” said Julia Goldin, Chief Product & Marketing Officer of The LEGO Group.