Today’s tease follows an announcement by Lego last January that, come October, it would be releasing a buildable version of Nintendo’s iconic Game Boy handheld, which happens to be the console where the Pokémon games made their debut in 1996. But, as with these new Pokémon sets, we still don’t have many details about the Lego Game Boy.

Clear some space on the table, grab your brick separator and get ready to build your very own Lego Pikachu. Lego and Pokémon have announced a multi-year partnership to officially bring trainers and builders together for the first time.

The companies haven't yet announced any Lego Pokémon sets — or, for that matter, anything beyond the fact that there is now a partnership and that they're targeting a 2026 release date. But the tease will likely give countless young (and old!