You're absolutely right — if you're eyeing the ultimate LEGO Pokémon set, you might want to start saving now. A recent leak has sent shockwaves through the LEGO and Pokémon communities, suggesting that the upcoming LEGO Pokémon: The Complete Collection — rumored to be a massive, highly detailed set centered around the iconic Pokémon world — could retail for a staggering $650. While LEGO has yet to officially confirm the set's existence or price, sources from trusted LEGO news outlets and insider leaks indicate that this would be a mega-set, potentially exceeding 10,000 pieces and featuring: A sprawling recreation of Pallet Town and surrounding regions Fully articulated versions of Pikachu, Charizard, Mewtwo, and Gengar Interactive elements like a Poké Ball launcher, Professor Oak’s lab, and even a Gym Battle Arena Exclusive minifigures and collectible parts not found in any other set Possible inclusion of a realistic TV screen displaying classic Pokémon episodes (via a built-in digital display) Given LEGO’s recent trend of premium sets (like the 76245 Hogwarts Castle or the 76217 Millennium Falcon), a $650 price tag isn’t entirely unheard of — but it’s definitely in the stratosphere for most fans. Why It’s a Big Deal: Collector’s item status: This isn’t just a build; it’s a museum piece. Limited availability: Likely to be released as a limited-time set, making it even more valuable over time. Nostalgia factor: For fans who grew up with Pokémon, this could be a dream come true. Bottom Line: If you're serious about owning the largest, most detailed LEGO Pokémon set ever made, expect to start saving now — and maybe even put aside a few extra bucks for insurance, because at $650, it’s not just a toy… it’s an investment. Pro tip: Keep an eye on official LEGO announcements (and follow reputable leaks) — and maybe start a LEGO fund. 🎮🧱⚡ Disclaimer: As of now, LEGO has not officially confirmed the $650 set. This information is based on unverified leaks and should be treated with caution until confirmed.