Dragon Ball LEGO fans got an early look at Shenron & Goku after BrickTap shared leaked box art showing Shenron curling around Dragon Balls while Goku hovers nearby on a cloud. The image points to an 18+ display model, and the leak lists a price of $180 with a November release.
The details matter because the set appears built for display, not play. The leak says the model has over 1,700 pieces, and it points to a November 1 launch via the Lego store if the post is to be believed.
BrickTap leak details
David Bianchi wrote that the box art places Shenron at the center of the build, with Goku floating beside the dragon. The leak leaves little room for other scenery, aside from the titular Dragon Balls, which makes the set look focused on the dragon itself.
That focus is part of why collectors immediately started comparing it with Rayquaza. The article says Rayquaza hit the Lego store just last month, costs $129.99, and is almost 700 pieces smaller than Shenron & Goku.
KamenRiderQ on the set
The reaction under the post moved fast. The top-rated comment read, “Wow, this makes rayquaza look like dirt.”
KamenRiderQ added, “I have zero interest in Dragon Ball but that genuinely looks class.”
Rayquaza comparison
That comparison gives buyers the clearest practical read on the leak: Shenron & Goku is shaping up as the larger and pricier dragon display set. The math is straightforward. At $180 and over 1,700 pieces, it lands above Rayquaza on both cost and size, even before anyone sees the final retail box.
If the leak holds, the main question for Lego Dragon Ball buyers is whether the released set matches the box art and the November 1 timing tied to the Lego store. For now, the leaked package suggests a display piece aimed at collectors who want the dragon rather than a broad play set.
