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A newly shared retail-style visual appears to offer the clearest look yet at LEGO Icons 11390 Shenron & Goku, a rumored Dragon Ball display set aimed at adult fans. The image shows a large brick-built Shenron coiling upward around a central support, with a small flying Goku figure riding Nimbus near the dragon’s body. If the details printed on the visual are accurate, the set would include 1,764 pieces, carry an 18+ label, cost $180 USD, and launch on November 1. None of that is official until LEGO confirms it, but this is the kind of leak that immediately gets attention because it seems to answer the biggest question first: what a premium LEGO Dragon Ball set might actually look like.
A leaked store visual shared directly with Afol News appears to show LEGO Icons 11390 Shenron & Goku. Because this is not an official LEGO reveal, every visible detail should still be treated as unconfirmed for now.
What the visual appears to confirm
The clearest information comes from the text printed directly on the image. Assuming the visual is genuine, it points to a premium LEGO Icons release rather than a small entry-level product. That alone is notable, because it would suggest LEGO is treating Dragon Ball as a collector-focused license from the start.
- Set number: 11390
- Theme: LEGO Icons
- Name shown: Shenron & Goku
- Age marking: 18+
- Piece count shown: 1,764 pieces
- Price shown: $180 USD
- Release date shown: November 1
Those details match the kind of format LEGO often uses for display-heavy licensed launches, but they remain rumor-level information until an official product page or press release appears.
Shenron is clearly the centrepiece
The model shown in the visual puts almost all of the focus on Shenron, with the dragon built as a tall, twisting display sculpture rather than a flat diorama. The body appears to use alternating green and tan sections to capture the character’s classic color scheme, while the head, whiskers and claws seem designed to make the silhouette readable even from a distance.
That approach makes sense for a first LEGO Dragon Ball statement piece. Shenron is one of the franchise’s most recognizable visual icons, and he translates naturally into a dramatic vertical display model in a way that many character-focused scenes might not.
Goku and the Dragon Balls add the character context
Even though Shenron dominates the composition, the smaller details are important too. The image appears to show a compact Goku figure flying on Nimbus, which gives the set a stronger Dragon Ball identity than a dragon-only sculpture would have had. At the base, the display stand also seems to include the Dragon Balls themselves, giving the whole build a cleaner story hook.
That combination feels deliberate: Shenron provides the scale and instant shelf impact, while Goku and the Dragon Balls connect the build more directly to the source material fans actually want represented.
What this could mean for LEGO Dragon Ball sets
If this leak is accurate, LEGO may be opening the Dragon Ball door with a single large 18+ showcase set rather than a broad playset wave straight away. That would be a cautious but believable strategy for a new anime license: start with a premium conversation piece, test demand, and then decide whether smaller character, location or battle sets make sense afterward.
Importantly, this visual does not confirm a full line of additional Dragon Ball sets by itself. What it does suggest is that LEGO sees enough value in the brand to give it a substantial first impression. If fans respond well, that would naturally fuel speculation about where the theme could go next.
For now, it is still a rumor
As strong as this first look seems, LEGO Icons 11390 Shenron & Goku is still a rumor at the time of writing. Pricing, release timing, piece count and even the final set name can all change before an official reveal.
Still, this is one of the more convincing Dragon Ball-related LEGO visuals to surface so far. If it proves genuine, it could mark the start of one of the most high-profile new licensed LEGO launches in quite a while.
We will update this article if LEGO publishes official images or if more Dragon Ball set information appears.
