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Dreamzzz 2026 Collector’s Guide

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A visual guide to the 2026 LEGO® Dreamzzz sets featuring minifigures, swords, crystals, and creatures organized by set numbers: 71508, 71512, 71513, 71514, and 71515.

The next wave of LEGO® Dreamzzz contains a collectable aspect, as such themes often do. In the past we’ve had spinners, golden weapons, shields… and in the 2026 Dreamzzz sets, we have two collectables; HUGE swords, and crystal creatures. The boxes seem fairly clear about this:

A display of five LEGO® Dreamzzz set boxes, showcasing various colorful designs and characters, including a dragon and robotic figures.
A stack of LEGO® Dreamzzz sets, showcasing colorful boxes with character illustrations and collectible swords.

For your convenience we’ve put together a quick table to show you which variants you can collect in the 5 sets to be released in January 2026, so you can target your favourite parts.

The five sets generously provided by LEGO, to be released in January are:

We will refer to their set numbers in the images below

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LEGO® DREAMZzz71480: Logan the Mighty Panda

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In the world of LEGO DREAMZzz, wannabee DJ Logan has often been afflicted by a limited ability to dreamcraft. In the first series, he was limited to manifesting in the Dream World as a dreamling type character. In the second series, he is far more likely to appear as a blue version of himself. While his dreamcrafting might be limited, set 71480 Logan the Mighty Panda makes me wonder if this ability is manifest sometime soon.

This set has two minifigures and one raven. It includes 342 pieces. It will be released on August 1 2024 and has a recommended retail price of $AUD49.99/$USD29.99/€29.99/£24.99 This set was provided by the LEGO Group: All opinions are my own.

Let’s take a closer look and see if this set is as much fun as it looks…

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Complete August Dreamzzz Range Revealed

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A few weeks ago, we got our first look at three of the sets in August’s Dreamzzz sets via the Mexican Certified Store. Today, the remainder of the August Dreamzzz range has been revealed on LEGO.com. We gain a little bit of an insight into some of the issues facing our heroes in season 2: Night of the Never Witch (due for release on May 17, follow the link to see the trailer) – including increased involvement from the Never Witch, dark doppelgangers of our heroes, Ravens, Puffer Jackets, red pandas and legally-not-Groot.

These sets are due for release on August 1, and I expect you will be able to find them wherever you buy your LEGO sets.

Read on for more details.

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Monster Truck Mashup: 71458 DREAMZzz Crocodile Car

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Early in the publicity cycle for LEGO DREAMZzz, there was a Ninjago Short, in which we saw some of the imaginative vehicles that we would encounter in LEGO DREAMZzz. One was the ultimate Monster Truck: a Truck (well…car) crossed with a monster. Crocodile Car does what it says on the box. There is, of course, a Monster Truck as the secondary build, to say nothing of one of my favourite figures for the theme.

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