Lego Releases Instructions for Kanto Region Badge Collection

Lego has officially released instructions for fans to build their own Kanto Region Badge Collection, a set that was previously only available as a gift-with-purchase (GWP) for those who pre-ordered the expensive Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise model. This model, which costs around £600 and consists of 6,838 pieces, has led to significant demand for the Kanto Badge Collection, which Lego valued at approximately £25. Following its initial release, the Badge Collection began appearing on resale platforms for prices exceeding £100, prompting Lego to respond to consumer interest.

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The newly released 80-page PDF contains detailed instructions and a complete list of the 312 bricks required to construct the Kanto Region Badge Collection. Fans can access these instructions on Lego's website and can order any missing pieces through the Pick-a-Brick section, making it a more economical option than purchasing from resellers. This move is seen as a way for Lego to cater to the desires of fans who expressed frustration over the limited availability of the Badge Collection.

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The initial release strategy for the Kanto Badge Collection drew criticism from fans who felt that the only way to obtain it was by spending a substantial amount on the larger set. Many expressed their disappointment that the badges were not available for individual purchase. The decision to provide building instructions instead of mass-producing the set has been met with mixed reactions. While some fans appreciate the opportunity to build the collection affordably, others remain frustrated by the initial exclusivity.

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Lego has not issued a formal statement regarding the release of the building instructions, but the decision appears to be a direct response to consumer feedback. Fans have voiced their desire for more accessible options, indicating that they would have preferred the ability to purchase the Kanto Badge Collection outright rather than as a limited-time offer.

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Critics have pointed out that while the release of building instructions is a positive step, it does not fully address the initial disappointment surrounding the limited availability of the Kanto Badge Collection. Some fans argue that Lego should consider producing more sets to meet demand, rather than relying solely on DIY instructions.

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Looking ahead, there are indications that more Pokémon-themed Lego sets are in development, although specific details have not yet been officially revealed. A leak suggests that one of the upcoming sets may feature a Lego Poke Ball with accompanying Pokémon minifigures, hinting at continued collaboration between Lego and Nintendo.

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• “It was incredibly frustrating that you could only get it by buying a set that costs more than a PS5.” — Anonymous Fan

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• “Hopefully, Lego has learned some lessons from its first wave of Pokemon sets and adjusts accordingly in terms of what fans want.” — Anonymous Fan

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