Mega Bloks
Mega Bloks Pokemon Grass-Type Trainer Team 118 Piece Building Toy Set
Build and pose four Grass-type Pokémon figures with 118 compatible bricks for creative play
- Build a 118-piece Grass-type team with Bulbasaur, Turtwig, Hoppip and Oddish
- Pose and display each Pokémon on its own pronged Poké Ball stand
- Combine pieces with all Mega Pokémon sets and other major brick brands
- Develop creativity and problem-solving skills through hands-on construction play
- Officially licensed by The Pokémon Company International for authentic designs
Buildable Grass-Type Team
This 118-piece set lets fans construct four recognisable Grass-type Pokémon: Bulbasaur, Turtwig, Hoppip and Oddish. Each figure is poseable and comes with a pronged Poké Ball for display. The kit is aimed at builders aged six and up who enjoy hands-on creative play with licensed characters.
Expands Existing Collections
Pieces are designed to combine with all Mega Pokémon building sets and remain compatible with other major brick brands. The jump is worth it when a collector wants to grow a themed Grass-type lineup without switching brick systems or hunting for retired single-figure packs.
Brick-System Constraints
The set relies on standard stud-and-tube connections, so stability depends on careful alignment during assembly. Very small elements such as Hoppip’s leaves can detach under rough handling, and the pronged Poké Ball bases offer limited pose angles compared with dedicated display stands.
Highlights
- Build a 118-piece Grass-type team with Bulbasaur, Turtwig, Hoppip and Oddish
- Pose and display each Pokémon on its own pronged Poké Ball stand
- Combine pieces with all Mega Pokémon sets and other major brick brands
- Develop creativity and problem-solving skills through hands-on construction play
- Officially licensed by The Pokémon Company International for authentic designs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much space do the four poseable Pokémon and their pronged Poké Balls need for display?
The set includes four buildable Pokémon and four pronged Poké Balls; each figure is poseable and designed to stand on a shelf or desk, and the 118 pieces combine into a compact team display.
What is the step builders most often miss when assembling the poseable Pokémon?
Attach the completed figure to its pronged Poké Ball base to lock the pose; the ball’s prongs hold the model steady for display.
What should be checked over time to keep the Grass-type team display stable?
Periodically press the brick connections on each Pokémon and Poké Ball to ensure the poseable joints stay tight for display.
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