We’ve been tracking a new LEGO leak that, if true, expands LEGO’s One Piece line with five previously unannounced models and — perhaps most tantalising for collectors — what is alleged to be the first official minifigure of Portgas D. Ace.
What Was Reported
On November 6, a fresh disclosure surfaced naming five unannounced One Piece models reportedly carrying product numbers 75648-75652. According to Game Rant, the leak originates from Instagram user BuggyLeaks. The purported wave is said to be slated for release in August 2027, though official set names, prices, and piece counts remain unknown.
One notable claim in the leak is that one of the sets will include the first official LEGO minifigure of Portgas D. Ace. The numbered sequence follows directly from LEGO’s 2026 One Piece lineup, which reportedly ended with 75647 Gum-Gum Fruit. The alleged 75648–75652 range would therefore continue that numeric run.
The report also connects the rumoured 2027 wave to Netflix’s live-action adaptation of One Piece. The leak reportedly mirrors the theme’s past pattern: the One Piece theme debuted with a seven-product wave in August 2025 and was followed by another seven sets in August 2026. If true, this would mark a third consecutive August expansion of the theme.
The Source & Credibility
Who Is BuggyLeaks?
BuggyLeaks is presented as a relatively new LEGO leaker who emerged in mid-2026. Per Game Rant, as of November 2026 roughly one-third of their leaks have been corroborated by official reveals. Examples cited include a sizable E.T. set and a brick-built recreation of Gustav Klimt’s The Kiss, both of which were reportedly unveiled in July after BuggyLeaks first reported them.
Other Tips From The Same Source
BuggyLeaks has allegedly supplied further insights beyond One Piece: a list of 13 LEGO Botanical Collection sets for Q1 2027 and details on 75484 Anakin's Jedi Interceptor, which is rumoured to be the first Ultimate Collector Series version of the Eta-2 and is reportedly scheduled for release in August 2027, per Game Rant.
Take this with a pinch of salt: while BuggyLeaks has picked up verified hits, their track record is not flawless and the leak remains unconfirmed by LEGO.
What It Could Mean
If the leak is accurate, several implications follow. An official Portgas D. Ace minifigure would materially strengthen the tie between LEGO’s 2027 One Piece offerings and Netflix’s ongoing adaptation — Netflix has confirmed the character will appear in its upcoming Season 3, subtitled The Battle of Alabasta, and that Ace will be portrayed by Cobra Kai actor Xolo Maridueña. Netflix has not announced a premiere date for Season 3, and season timing so far (Seasons 1 and 2 debuted in August 2023 and March 2026, respectively) offers no explicit pattern to predict a release.
- If one of 75648-75652 does include Portgas D. Ace, that would be a notable first for the LEGO line and could make that set a hotspot for collectors.
- Numerical continuity from 75647 Gum-Gum Fruit to the alleged 75648–75652 range suggests LEGO would be continuing the same product family rather than branching into a different numbering scheme.
- The repeat August launch window would mark three consecutive summers where new One Piece sets expanded the theme — August 2025, August 2026, and the rumoured August 2027 — reinforcing a seasonal pattern if it holds true.
We’ve seen LEGO-related leaks surface elsewhere recently; for context on how these kinds of product rumours ripple through the community, see our coverage of Pokémon Mystery LEGO Bags and our earlier Three LEGO Sets Allegedly Tie Into Spider-Man: Beyond the Spider-Verse report, which looked at media-tie LEGO rumours from other franchises.
Why This Matters
For collectors and fans of One Piece, an officially licensed Portgas D. Ace minifigure would be a headline-making piece and could quickly become sought-after “must-have” merchandise if produced. For LEGO’s broader strategy, another August wave tied to a high-profile streaming adaptation would underline the company’s investment in cross-media promotions — again, if true.
That said, this is still a rumour sourced to a single leaker. We’ll be monitoring any official moves from LEGO and any further corroboration of the 75648-75652 range. As always, take these claims with a pinch of salt until LEGO confirms them.
