Key Features

• Offers 733 pieces for building an elaborate set.
• A total of 8 LEGO figures are included in the play.
• Dorry and Brogy have articulated movable limbs, so they can be posed.
• The Dorry figure measures over 18 cm in height, 13 cm in width and 12 cm in depth.
• Recommended age is 9 years and up.
• The set belongs to the LEGO ONE PIECE series and was released in 2026.

The combination of two large poseable giants, additional figures and themed elements provides scope for action play as well as subsequent display of the models.

Use / Assembly

• The official instructions are divided into three parts.
• In the LEGO Builder app, you can rotate the model in 3D while building.
• The app also allows you to zoom in on the model.
• The progress of the build can be tracked continuously in the app.

Contents

• Included are the buildable and poseable giants Dorry and Brogy with fabric capes and large weapons.
• Among the minifigures you will find Zoro, Usopp, Mr. 3, Miss Goldenweek and Mr. 13.
• Also included is Miss Friday the vulture, on which Mr. 13 can be placed.
• Themed accessories include Mr. 3's wax spear and Miss Goldenweek's palette with brush.
• For further storytelling, fake launchers, a helmet and glasses associated with Mr. 13 and Miss Friday are included.
• The set also contains a buildable crumbling candelabra.
• Three tiles represent the agents' secret files.

The diverse characters, weapons and story accessories allow you to recreate various situations from the world of ONE PIECE.

About the Brand

LEGO Group was founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Kristiansen and the company remains in the ownership of the Kirk Kristiansen family. The name LEGO is derived from the Danish phrase "leg godt", meaning "play well".

During product development, the brand carries out chemical, physical, electrical, hygiene and fire safety tests. Classic LEGO bricks are made from ABS plastic, while other types of elements may use additional plastics depending on their purpose.

Behind LEGO® sets stands a family company with a history dating back to 1932 and its own system of safety tests.