All Lego themes current and discontinued

Discover the list of all LEGO themes on Temple of Bricks

This page brings together all LEGO themes available on the Temple of Bricks price comparison website, whether they are current LEGO themes or older and discontinued themes. For each theme, you can view the number of sets and minifigures available, and quickly access the dedicated pages.

New LEGO themes are added regularly to progressively complete the entire LEGO brand catalogue and to keep track of new LEGO releases.

How many LEGO themes are there?

There is a total of 160 LEGO themes in existence (not including accessories and derivative products such as clothing, decorations, books, and LEGO board games), of which 28 are currently available on the Temple of Bricks price comparison website. The remaining themes will be added progressively.

Which LEGO themes are currently available?

Out of the 160 existing LEGO themes, 47 are currently commercially available from LEGO: LEGO Animal Crossing, LEGO Architecture, LEGO Art, LEGO Avatar, LEGO Bluey, LEGO BrickHeadz, LEGO Bricklink, LEGO City, LEGO Classic, LEGO Collectable Minifigures, LEGO Creator, LEGO DC Comics Super Heroes, LEGO Despicable Me, LEGO Disney, LEGO Dreamzzz, LEGO Duplo, LEGO Editions, LEGO Education, LEGO Fortnite, LEGO Friends, LEGO Gabby's Dollhouse, LEGO Harry Potter, LEGO Horizon, LEGO Icons, LEGO Ideas, LEGO Indiana Jones, LEGO Jurassic World, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, LEGO Minecraft, LEGO Miscellaneous, LEGO Monkie Kid, LEGO Nike, LEGO Ninjago, LEGO One Piece, LEGO Pokémon, LEGO Powered Up, LEGO Promotional, LEGO Seasonal, LEGO Serious Play, LEGO Sonic the Hedgehog, LEGO Speed Champions, LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Super Mario, LEGO Technic, LEGO The Legend of Zelda, LEGO Wednesday, LEGO Wicked.

The remaining 113 LEGO themes are discontinued, meaning LEGO no longer produces them. However, it is still possible to find them on the secondary market. The Temple of Bricks price comparison tool is specifically designed to help you find sets and minifigures from these themes by analyzing the secondary market.

These themes are: LEGO 4 Juniors, LEGO Action Wheelers, LEGO Advanced models, LEGO Adventurers, LEGO Agents, LEGO Alpha Team, LEGO Aqua Raiders, LEGO Aquazone, LEGO Assorted, LEGO Avatar: The Last Airbender, LEGO Baby, LEGO Basic, LEGO Belville, LEGO Ben 10: Alien Force, LEGO Bionicle, LEGO Boats, LEGO Boost, LEGO Brick Sketches, LEGO Bricks and More, LEGO Building Set with People, LEGO Bulk Bricks, LEGO Cars, LEGO Castle, LEGO Clikits, LEGO Creator Expert, LEGO Dacta, LEGO Dimensions, LEGO Dino, LEGO Dino 2010, LEGO Dino Attack, LEGO Dinosaurs, LEGO Discovery, LEGO Dots, LEGO Elves, LEGO Exo-Force, LEGO Explore, LEGO Fabuland, LEGO Factory, LEGO FORMA, LEGO Freestyle, LEGO Fusion, LEGO Galidor, LEGO Games, LEGO Games, LEGO Ghostbusters, LEGO HERO Factory, LEGO Hidden Side, LEGO Hobby Set, LEGO Homemaker, LEGO Island Xtreme Stunts, LEGO Jack Stone, LEGO Juniors, LEGO Legends of Chima, LEGO LEGOLAND, LEGO Life of George, LEGO Make and Create, LEGO Master Builder Academy, LEGO Mindstorms, LEGO Minitalia, LEGO Mixels, LEGO Model Team, LEGO Monster Fighters, LEGO Nexo Knights, LEGO Overwatch, LEGO Pharaoh's Quest, LEGO Pirates, LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean, LEGO Power Functions, LEGO Power Miners, LEGO PreSchool, LEGO Primo, LEGO Prince of Persia, LEGO Quatro, LEGO Racers, LEGO Rock Raiders, LEGO Samsonite, LEGO Scala, LEGO Scooby-Doo, LEGO Space, LEGO Speed Racer, LEGO SpongeBob SquarePants, LEGO Sports, LEGO Spybotics, LEGO Stranger Things, LEGO Studios, LEGO System, LEGO Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, LEGO The Angry Birds Movie, LEGO The Hobbit, LEGO The LEGO Batman Movie, LEGO The LEGO Movie, LEGO The LEGO Movie 2, LEGO The LEGO Ninjago Movie, LEGO The Lone Ranger, LEGO The Lord of the Rings, LEGO The Powerpuff Girls, LEGO The Simpsons, LEGO Time Cruisers, LEGO Town, LEGO Toy Story, LEGO Trains, LEGO Trolls World Tour, LEGO Ultra Agents, LEGO Unikitty, LEGO Universal Building Set, LEGO Universe, LEGO Vidiyo, LEGO Vikings, LEGO Western, LEGO World City, LEGO World Racers, LEGO Xtra, LEGO Znap.

To find the start and end years of availability for each theme, you can refer to the dates displayed in the theme descriptions at the top of the page.

Which LEGO themes should you choose based on age or difficulty level?

Over the years, LEGO has diversified its themes to cover a wide range of needs, from young children with the LEGO Duplo theme and its large, simplified bricks, to professional adults with LEGO Serious Play, a theme dedicated to facilitating corporate workshops and collaborative thinking. Between these two extremes, there are many themes built around varied topics (pirates, dinosaurs, etc.) or movie licenses (Star Wars, Harry Potter), as well as animated films and TV series (Disney, Ninjago).

Everyone can find something that suits their interests, passions, and favorite universes, especially since many LEGO themes offer a wide range of sets of different sizes and difficulty levels, designed for various age groups. For example, the Star Wars theme includes both “4+” sets for young children and “Ultimate Collector Series” sets aimed at adults looking for large display pieces comparable to high-end models.

Although LEGO indicates a recommended age for each set, it is advised not to rely solely on this criterion when making a purchase. In practice, the recommended age is largely a marketing positioning: “18+” sets are not more difficult to build than children’s sets, thanks to the high quality of LEGO building instructions.

A child can absolutely build an 18+ set as long as they have the patience to complete it. Likewise, it can be interesting for an adult to purchase a set intended for children in order to expand a collection or to collect parts for a future creation.

Ultimately, choosing a theme depends primarily on your interests and what you are looking for: a toy, a collectible item, a building experience, or a display piece.

What are the best LEGO themes for adults (AFOL)?

For adults, the most suitable themes depend on personal interests and the intended purpose of the set. If you are looking for a beautiful display piece, the LEGO Star Wars (Ultimate Collector Series) and LEGO Harry Potter (Collector’s Edition) themes are particularly recommended.

The LEGO Icons theme is also worth mentioning. Specifically designed for adults, it includes display-focused sets from universes that no longer have (or never had) their own dedicated theme, such as The Lord of the Rings or Pirates of the Caribbean.

If you prefer a more subtle set to decorate your home, the LEGO Icons and LEGO Ideas themes offer beautiful models, as do LEGO Art sets with their buildable reproductions of famous artworks.

For those primarily interested in the building experience, it is recommended to turn to the largest sets: UCS Star Wars, LEGO Icons Modular buildings, or LEGO Technic, which features vehicle constructions packed with mechanisms and functions.

With a more modest budget, the LEGO Speed Champions theme is also an excellent choice, offering detailed car replicas and highly ingenious building techniques.

What are the best LEGO themes for collectors?

While any LEGO theme can be collected, some are particularly well suited thanks to their standardized format, such as LEGO BrickHeadz or LEGO Speed Champions.

Collecting LEGO minifigures is also extremely popular. LEGO offers a dedicated theme, LEGO Collectible Minifigures, made up of multiple series, each containing a dozen minifigures sold in blind bags, which are especially popular with fans.

Beyond this specific theme, minifigures from sets across all themes can be collected. LEGO Star Wars remains the most popular in this area, with more than 1,500 different minifigures. LEGO Marvel and LEGO Harry Potter themes are also highly appreciated by minifigure collectors.

What are the best LEGO themes for children?

Most LEGO themes are suitable for children, including some initially designed for adults. In addition to popular licensed themes, LEGO Creator and its “3-in-1” sets are particularly recommended to extend playtime thanks to the alternative builds included in the instructions.

What are fans’ favorite LEGO themes?

To conclude, here is a selection of iconic and nostalgic LEGO themes, especially appreciated by AFOLs and which have played a major role in the history of the LEGO brand:

• LEGO Castle: One of the most iconic themes in LEGO history, featuring knights, castles, rival factions (Lions, Falcons, Black Knights…), and legendary sets that defined a generation.
• LEGO Pirates: A cult classic known for its ships, islands, imperial soldiers, and charismatic pirates, frequently cited as one of the most memorable childhood themes.
• LEGO Space: A symbol of LEGO’s golden age, featuring multiple futuristic sub-universes without licenses and now considered truly iconic.
• LEGO Western: A short-lived but highly appreciated theme, with cowboy-era settings that are now rare and collectible.
• LEGO Adventurers: Often compared to an original LEGO version of Indiana Jones, featuring exotic adventures and unique minifigures.
• LEGO Rock Raiders: A late-90s sci-fi mining theme remembered for its robust vehicles and cult video game adaptations.
• LEGO Bionicle: A major phenomenon of the early 2000s, with deep lore, heroic characters, and a distinctive style.
• LEGO AquaZone: A nostalgic underwater theme from the 1990s, known for its translucent colors and futuristic vehicles.
• LEGO Town: The direct predecessor of LEGO City, depicting everyday life in the 1980s and 1990s, often seen as a more authentic and minimalist version of modern LEGO.

These vintage themes are highly sought after and difficult to find sealed, but they can still be found on the second-hand market.