LEGO and Pokémon are finally releasing sets featuring some of the franchise's iconic pocket monsters. The three sets will feature Pikachu, Eevee, and a mega set with Charizard, Blastoise, and Venusaur. However, the sets will cost you—$59.99 for Eevee, $199.99 for Pikachu, and a whopping $649.99 for the triple set.

LEGO has officially revealed its Pokémon collaboration, announcing three main sets: Pikachu and Pokeball for $200, Eevee for $60, and a nearly 7,000-piece Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise set for $650. All sets will be released on February 27th, with special bonuses such as Kanto gym badges for early purchasers and a rare Pokémon Center set for LEGO Insiders with enough points.

The report also covers Ubisoft's rumored Definitive Edition of The Division, ongoing development of The Division 3, and continued support for The Division 2. In box office news, Avatar: Fire & Ash has grossed $1.2 billion globally, while Zootopia 2 has reached $1.65 billion, and Zoe Saldana has become the top grossing actor worldwide.

LEGO Pokémon sets revealed, here's how much it'll cost to catch 'em

What's up everybody, Damian here and in today's gaming news, LEGO Pokemon sets are now available for pre-order, it looks like a definitive edition of the first Division game is on the way, and the latest avatar continues to make a lot of money. This is your Daily Fix. It's finally happening, LEGO Pokemon sets are now available for pre-order. Officially announced last year, the collaboration is becoming a reality in February in the form of three main sets. One is Pikachu and Pokeball for $200, another is Eevee for $60. The final one is a huge, nearly 7,000 piece set of Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise that costs $650. All sets will be released on February 27th. The Pikachu set depicts the electric type Pokemon leaping from a Pokeball, leaving blue electricity in its wake. You can build it with the male or female tail version. The base of the build is in the shape of a lightning bolt, with the number 25 etched into it to signify Pikachu's Pokedex number. The biggest and most expensive of the Pokemon LEGO sets comes with a number of display options. These are the final evolutions of the beloved grass, fire, and water type Pokemon. All three figures have articulated parts so you can pose them how you want. A buildable stand features their beach, jungle, and volcano biomes. Alternatively, you can also take them off to display them individually. Anyone who managed to grab this set from the LEGO store before March 3rd is also eligible for a free gift in the form of a set of gym badges from the Kanto region, while supplies last, that is. Finally, there's another rare exclusive set based on a Pokemon Center, which is only available to members of the LEGO Insiders Program, who've racked up 2,500 points from previous LEGO purchases. Any LEGO fans hoping to catch them all should be prepared to pay a little over $900 before tax, and the badges and Pokemon Center will be first come, first serve. Based on the comments on IGN, a lot of people have sticker shock over these prices, but if any of these are must-haves for you, they'll be available February 27th, or you could buy Resident Evil Requiem that day instead. Moving on, it's been almost 10 years since we first stepped foot in Ubisoft's Extraction Shooter at The Division, and it looks like the developer will celebrate by giving fans a chance to replay the experience in Definitive Edition form. While not confirmed by Ubisoft, advertising for an unannounced Definitive Edition has popped up in Japan. This is along with hoodies, caps, and tees inspired by The Division's anniversary, although it appears those are just prizes for players jumping into the game at an eSports event rather than being available for purchase. What does this mean for us? Well, we're not quite sure. The Division, which was announced at E3 2013 with a trailer that became one of the most talked about of the show, broke sales records for Ubisoft, and a 10-year anniversary sure does seem to be a good time to remind us it exists. With the anniversary coming up in March, we probably won't have to wait too long for confirmation. And in case you were wondering, yes, two years on from its announcement, Ubisoft is indeed still working on The Division 3. While it has yet to show off the game or provide us with a release date, its chief developer recently said he believes it will have as big an impact as The Division 1. Speaking recently during the New Game Plus Showcase 2026, Julian Garrity, executive producer of The Division franchise, said, So The Division 3 is in production, right? This is not a secret. It's been announced. It's shaping up to be a monster. I can't really say anything more than that, but this is within these walls in Massive. We are working extremely hard on something that I think will be as big an impact as Division 1 was. Meanwhile, support for The Division 2 continues with various updates, and a team in Paris is putting the final touches on a Division mobile game. The Division Heartland, a free-to-play spinoff, entered development in 2020 but was cancelled in 2024. As for this new definitive edition, how Ubisoft missed the chance to call it the Division-ive edition is anyone's guess. And finally today, Avatar Fire & Ash has now grossed $1.2 billion globally after four weekends in theaters, with Zootopia 2 up to $1.65 billion worldwide after six weekends. James Cameron's sci-fi sequel added $21.3 million domestically and $65.6 million internationally this weekend. In total, Avatar 3 has made $342.6 million domestically, leaving the majority of its box office $888 million coming internationally. That's par for the course for the Avatar movies, which have tended to show staying power at theaters and perform particularly well in China. Fire & Ash has made $149 million to date in China and is behind only Zootopia 2 in terms of films released in 2025. Speaking of Zootopia 2, it's made an incredible $1.276 billion internationally with $611 million coming from China. It is Walt Disney Animation's highest grossing movie of all time. Now thanks to Avatar Fire & Ash, Zoe Saldana has officially dethroned Scarlett Johansson as the top grossing actor of all time worldwide. According to the numbers, Saldana's current gross is nearly $17 billion. However, Johansson is still trailing very closely behind with her own current gross coming to just under $16.5 billion. At this point, there's about a $423 million difference between the two A-listers, though it seems like that gap will continue to grow with Avatar still in theaters. Now here's your Daily Fix for Monday, January 12th. Right now at Humble, you can get Humble Choice for just $14.99 and score a curated bundle of PC games for January, including Sonic Frontiers, Tomb Raiders 4-6 Remastered, Hunt Showdown 1896, Etrian Odyssey 2 HD, Nice Day for Fishing, Metal Slug Tactics, Settlement Survival, and Wizard of Legend 2. This month's Choice is available through February 3rd, so head to humblebundle.com and start playing today. I'm Damon Hatfield, and for all your video game news, stay tuned to IGN. you

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