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Lego's First Ever Godzilla Set Revealed, Releases On Black Friday

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Lego's First Ever Godzilla Set Revealed, Releases On Black Friday

Lego's first-ever Godzilla set has been a long time coming. Starting life as a Lego Ideas submission, years later, the set has become a reality. Now that it has been officially revealed, we can finally confirm how much the set is going to cost and when it will be released. Oh, and most importantly that much like the real Godzilla, it's an absolute unit.

Godzilla's massive Lego debut is a set that weighs in at a massive 5,363 pieces, comfortably ranking it among the top 20 biggest Lego sets available today, nestle neatly between the slightly larger Venator-Class Republic Attack Cruiser, and the slightly smaller Avengers Tower. The set will be released for Black Friday, so November 27, 2026. Don't go expecting it to be discounted, though, as the set will have a hefty $449.99 price tag to match its size.

The good news is that if you're among the first to buy the set, you will get a little something extra for that bumper price. Also revealed today is the Godzilla Footprint GWP set. GWPs, or gifts with purchase, are freebies you get from Lego when you either spend over a certain amount or, as is the case here, but a particular set. Buy the big new Godzilla set, and you will get the 359-piece footprint GWP thrown in for free. Provided you buy the set before November 30, 2026, so a very limited window. After that date, like most other GWPs, it will probably be gone forever.

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