Timeline of Lego

This article lists notable events and releases in the history of the Lego Group.

1890–1925

• 1895:
• The woodworking shop, "Billund Woodworking and Carpenter's Shop", which would eventually evolve into the Lego company, is founded in Billund.
• 1916:
• Ole Kirk Christiansen purchases the small woodworking shop in Billund.
• 1920:
• Godtfred Kirk Christiansen is born.
• 1924:
• Ole's shop burns down when a fire ignites some wood shavings. Ole then builds a larger workshop, renting out most of the space, and using the rest for his own shop.

1926–1975

• 1932:
• Ole Kirk Christiansen's shop nearly goes bankrupt in the Great Depression. With a lack of normal carpentry jobs, Ole Kirk starts producing toys, many of which were wooden pull toys.
• Wooden Lego yoyo's became an instant hit.
• 1934:
• The company name Lego is coined by Christiansen from the Danish phrase leg godt, meaning "play well".
• 1935:
• The Lego Duck (a wooden toy) is featured.
• 1937:
• Godtfred Kirk Christiansen starts creating models.
• 1939:
• The company grows to 10 employees.
• 1942:
• A fire breaks out in the factory, forcing the company to rebuild.
• 1943:
• The company grows to 40 employees.
• 1945:
• The Lego wooden Peace Pistol with red wooden projectiles became a huge success.
• 1947:
• Ole purchases the first plastic moulding machine in Denmark, and the company begins manufacturing plastic toys. The Christiansens are inspired by samples of the "Kiddicraft Self-Locking Building Brick", a design patented by the Briton Hilary Fisher Page.[1]
• December 27 - Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen is born.
• 1948:
• The company grows to 50 employees.
• 1949:
• Lego begins producing similar plastic bricks, calling them "Automatic Binding Bricks."
• 1951:
• The first ever film about Lego is shot. The photographer is Christian Lund, and the film is black and white with no sound.
• 1953:
• Automatic Binding Bricks are renamed Lego Mursten, or "Lego Bricks."
• First baseplates are created.
• Godtfred Kirk Christiansen creates "system of play" that leads to the formation of Lego sets.[2]
• 1954:
• Godtfred Kirk Christiansen becomes junior managing director of Lego, and soon has the idea to turn Lego bricks into a building system.
• Lego windows and doors are introduced.
• The word Lego is officially registered in Denmark.
• First beam bricks are released.
• 1955:
• Lego releases its first building "system" of the Town Plan along with 27 other sets.[3]
• Lego bricks begin selling better, but are not yet the core Lego product.
• Lego first exports toys to Sweden.
• Godtfred Kirk Christiansen demonstrates the Lego bricks at a toy fair in Nuremberg, Germany.
• First Lego trees are released.
• 1956:
• A sales company for Lego is built in Hohenwestedt, Germany.
• 1957:
• Godtfred Kirk Christiansen is appointed managing director.
• First Lego flags, lights, and windows.
• 1958:
• The Lego brick design is improved to allow better versatility and "locking" ability.
• Ole Kirk Christiansen dies; Godtfred inherits leadership of the Lego Company.
• The Workshop burnt down the third time.
• The Lego company patents the stud-and-tube coupling system. This new system makes models much more stable. Sloping roof tile bricks are featured.
• The company in Billund grows to 140 employees.
• 1959:
• A small staff at Lego, the "Futura" division, is established to develop ideas for new sets.
• Lego begins selling its products in other countries such as Norway, Germany, Switzerland, and the UK.
• Lego France, British Lego Ltd., Lego Belgium and Lego Sweden are established.
• 1960:
• February: Another warehouse fire consumes most of Lego inventory of wooden toys.
• Production of wooden toys is discontinued; the company changes its focus to the plastic building bricks.
• Lego Finland and Lego Netherlands are established.
• By the end of the year, the company grows to 450 employees.
• 1961:
• The Lego wheel is introduced.
• Sales start in the United States and Canada through a license agreement with Samsonite Corp.
• Lego Italy established
• 1961–1962:
• Lego makes an arrangement allowing Samsonite to begin producing and selling Lego products in Canada, an arrangement that would continue until 1988.
• 1962:
• Lego sells toys in Singapore, Hong Kong, Australia, Morocco, and Japan.
• Lego 1/3 elements are introduced.
• 1963:
• Cellulose acetate is abandoned in favor of the more stable ABS plastic in making Lego bricks.
• Samsonite begins producing Lego bricks under a license in North America.
• Lego Austria is established.
• The Lego Group starts Modulex.
• 1964:
• The first Lego sets containing instruction manuals are introduced.
• Lego sells toys in Lebanon.
• A production plant, Lego Werkzeugbau GmbH, is opened in Hohenwestedt, Germany.
• 1965:
• The company in Billund grows to more than 600 employees.
• 1966:
• One of Lego most successful series, the Lego train system is released. Initial train sets include a 4.5-volt motor and rails.
• Lego is now sold in 42 countries.
• 1967:
• First Lego hinges.
• 1968:
• Train sets with a 12-volt motor are introduced.
• On June 7, the Legoland Park in Billund is opened, at which 3,000 people visit on the opening day.
• Lego bricks with magnets are introduced.
• 1969:
• The Duplo system, using larger bricks and targeting younger children but also compatible with existing Lego bricks, is released.
• The company in Billund grows to 843 employees.
• 1970:
• The company grows to 1,000 employees.
• 1971:
• Lego introduces furniture pieces and dollhouses for girls.
• 1972:
• Lego adds boat and ship sets, with hull pieces that float.
• Lego Samsonite license agreement ends
• Lego USA established in Brookfield, Connecticut.
• 1973:
• Lego USA moves to its present-day location in Enfield, Connecticut.
• All Lego products are placed under one logo, a red square with the word, Lego, in white bordered by black and yellow.
• Lego first sells toys to Hungary.
• Lego Portugal is established.
• The first known stop motion brickfilm is made.
• 1974:
• Lego figures are launched, starting with the Lego family.
• Bricks and Pieces, the first official Lego newsletter, is introduced in the United Kingdom.
• Lego Spain is established.
• 1975:
• The company grows to 2,500 employees.
• The Expert Series sets are introduced.

1976–2025

• 1977:
• The Lego Technic (known as the Expert Builder) series is launched.
• Lego Town is launched.
• Lego Boats is launched.
• Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen joins the Lego Group management.
• Duplo people are introduced.
• 1978:
• Lego introduces the minifigure with movable limbs and hands that can grasp utensils. This was the company's second most important design, after the brick itself.
• Lego Castle is introduced.
• Lego Space is introduced.
• 1979:
• Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen becomes president of Lego.
• Lego introduces the Fabuland and Scala themes.
• Lego Singapore is established.
• 1980:
• Lego establishes the Educational Products Department.
• New factories are opened in Switzerland and Jutland, Denmark.
• It is revealed in a survey that seventy percent of all Western European families with youngsters under the age of 14 years own Lego bricks.
• Lego train tracks are introduced.
• Lego Education was introduced.
• 1981:
• The second generation of Lego trains is produced, including a wider variety of accessories.
• 1982:
• Expert Builder series matures and becomes Technic.
• The Lego Group celebrates its 50th anniversary on August 13.
• The book 50 years of play is published.
• Lego South Africa is established.
• First Lego wind-up engine.
• 1983:
• Lego launches the Duplo Baby series.
• The company grows to 3,700 employees worldwide.
• Lego signs a deal with McDonald's to deliver 25 million transparent bags of bricks for the Happy Meal.
• 1984:
• Lego Castle series is launched.
• Lego pneumatics are added to the Technic series.
• Lego Brazil is established.
• Lego Korea is established.
• 1985:
• Lego company grows to 5,000 employees worldwide; 3,000 of them being in Billund.
• The gearstick is introduced.
• Danish Foreign Minister, Uffe Ellemann-Jensen, opens the Lego Centre at Birkenhead Point in Sydney Australia, the first permanent Lego shop outside Billund.[4]
• 1986:
• Lego Technic robots controlled by computers are placed in schools.
• Light and Sound sets are launched of Lego Town and Space themes; these were the first products of the new-generation 9V "Electric System".
• Factory in Manaus, Brazil is opened.
• Godtfred Kirk Christiansen resigns as chairman of the board of Lego System A/S and Lego Overseas.
• Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen succeeds Godtfred Kirk Christiansen.
• 1987:
• Forestman, Crusaders, and Black Knights, sub-lines of Lego Castle, are introduced.
• Blacktron I and Futuron, sub-lines of Lego Space, are introduced.
• Lego reaches almost 6,000 employees.
• Lego South Africa is closed.
• Lego Club is established.
• 1988:
• The first Lego World Cup building contest is held in Billund.
• Lego Canada is established.
• The "Brick Separator" is introduced.
• 1989:
• Lego Pirates theme is launched.
• Lego Educational Products Department is renamed Lego Dacta.
• Brick Kicks, the first official Lego Club magazine, is introduced.
• Space Police I, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• Poul Plougmann is appointed CFO and incorporates the "Fitness" business plan resulting in 10% reduction in Lego workforce.
• 1990
• Lego Model Team sets are released.
• Lego is one of the top 10 toy companies of 1990.
• Forestman is discontinued.
• The Blacktron I and Futuron themes are discontinued.
• Space Police I is discontinued.
• M:Tron, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• Lego Malaysia is established.
• The Duplo Zoo is launched.
• The 9V "Electric System" is now extended to the Technic range with new motors, replacing the old 4.5V/12V motors.
• 1991
• 9V Trains motors are made 9V to bring the system into line with the rest of the Lego range.
• Lego Paradisa is launched.
• Blacktron II, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• Imperial Guards, a sub-line of Lego Pirates is introduced.
• The company grows to 7,550 employees.
• 1992
• Lego sets two Guinness World Records.
• Lego Castle and Lego Tower are released
• Paradisa and Duplo Toolo sets are introduced.
• On Swedish television, the world's largest Lego Castle is built.
• The Crusaders theme is discontinued.
• Wolfpack, a sub-line of Lego Castle is introduced.
• Space Police II, a sub-line of Lego Space is introduced.
• Lego Japan is established.
• Lego Hungary is established.
• The first Lego Imagination Center is opened in Mall of America (owned by Triple Five Group) in Bloomington, Minnesota, United States.
• 1993
• Duplo introduces a train and a parrot-shaped "brickvac" that could scoop Lego pieces up off the floor.
• Space Police I is re-released.
• Wolfpack, a sub-line of Lego Castle is discontinued.
• Dragon Masters is introduced.
• M:Tron, a sub-line of Lego Space is discontinued.
• Blacktron II, a sub-line of Lego Space, is discontinued.
• Space Police II, a sub-line of Lego Space, is discontinued.
• Ice Planet 2002, a sub-line of Lego Space, is introduced.
• Lego South Africa re-established.
• The orange transparent brick is introduced.
• 1994
• The Black Knights theme is discontinued.
• Ice Planet 2002, a sub-line of Lego Space, is discontinued.
• Unitron, a sub-line of Lego Space, is introduced.
• Spyrius, a sub-line of Lego Space, is introduced.
• Islanders, a sub-line of Lego Pirates, is introduced.
• Lego Mexico is established.
• The company grows to 8,880 employees worldwide.
• First pink Lego bricks.
• Brick Kicks, the official Lego Club Magazine, is renamed Lego Mania Magazine.
• 1995
• Lego Primo series is introduced.
• Lego Aquazone is introduced.
• Royal Knights, a sub-line of Lego Castle, is introduced.
• Unitron is discontinued.
• Imperial Guards, a sub-line of Lego Pirates, is discontinued.
• Lego TechBuild, a sub-line of Lego Technic, is introduced.
• Lego TechPlay, another sub-line of Lego Technic, is introduced.
• Godtfred Kirk Christiansen, son of the company's founder, dies.
• Lego Belgium and Lego Netherlands become Lego Benelux.
• Lego dolphin element is introduced.
• 1996
• Legoland Windsor is opened in the United Kingdom.
• The Lego Watch System is launched.
• Lego Wild West is introduced.
• Lego.com is launched.
• Dark Forest, a sub-line of Lego Castle, is introduced.
• Time Cruisers is introduced.
• Spyrius theme is discontinued.
• Exploriens, a sub-line of Lego Space, is introduced.
• Imperial Armada, a sub-line of Lego Pirates, is introduced.
• Legoland Billund reaches 25 million visitors since its opening in 1968.
• It is estimated that 180 billion Lego elements have been made and over 300 million people worldwide play with them.
• 1997
• Lego launches its first computer game, Lego Island.
• Lego introduces fiber-optic elements.
• Lego Paradisa is discontinued.
• Lego Divers is introduced.
• Fright Knights, a sub-line of Lego Castle is introduced.
• Time Twisters, a sub-line of Time Cruisers is introduced.
• Roboforce, a sub-line of Lego Space, is introduced.
• UFO, a sub-line of Lego Space, is introduced.
• Aquaraiders, a sub-line of Lego Aquazone is introduced.
• 1998
• Lego launches the Lego Creator, Loco, and Chess computer games.
• Lego introduces beige bricks.
• Lego Adventurers and Insectoids series are introduced.
• Lego releases Mindstorms, a programmable computerized brick with Lego-compatible sensors and motors.
• The red Lego logo introduced in 1973 is updated. It is a graphically tightened version of the logo used for the previous 25 years.
• Lego rereleases the Crusaders, Black Knights, and Dragon Masters themes.
• Insectoids, a sub-line of Lego Space, are introduced.
• Lego Cyberslam is introduced.
• Factory in Manaus, Brazil, is closed.
• 1999
• Legoland California opens in Carlsbad, California.
• Lego Rock Raiders series is introduced.
• Lego produces the first licensed theme with Lucasfilm based on Star Wars.
• UFO and Insectoids themes are discontinued.
• Jungle, a sub-line of Lego Adventurers, is introduced.
• Lego Underground is introduced.
• Lego Slizers (Throwbots) are introduced.
• Lego Education is introduced.
• The Lego Foundation acquires 25% ownership of the Lego Group.
• 2000
• Knights' Kingdom, Life on Mars, and Soccer/Football are introduced.
• Dino Island, a sub-line of Lego Adventurers, is introduced, then discontinued. RoboRiders are also introduced, then discontinued.
• Lego Underground (Rock Raiders) and Lego Throwbots are discontinued.
• Lego Studios is introduced.
• The British Association of Toy Retailers names the Lego brick "Toy of the Century".
• Lego Bionicle is launched in Europe and Australasia.
• 2001
• Lego Bionicle is launched in the United States and worldwide.
• Lego Brand Retail stores are opened in England, Germany, and Russia.
• Lego Life on Mars is introduced, then discontinued.
• Lego Alpha Team and Lego Harry Potter are introduced.
• Lego Serious Play is unveiled.
• Lego Jack Stone is introduced.
• Jorgen Vig Knudstorp joined The Lego Group.
• 2002
• Company slogan changes from "Just Imagine..." to "Play On".
• Lego Wild West is discontinued.
• Lego Island Xtreme Stunts, Spider-Man, and Lego Racers are introduced.
• Lego Mania Magazine issues are rebranded to Lego Magazine.
• Legoland Germany opened on May 17, 2002 in Günzburg.
• Lego Galidor is introduced.[5]
• 2003
• Lego introduces new skin tones for mini-figures based on actual people.
• Clikits, Lego Designer, Lego Hockey, Lego Basketball, and Lego Gravity Games are introduced.
• Orient Expedition, a sub-line of Adventurers is introduced.
• Lego 4+ known as Lego 4 Juniors is introduced.
• Lego Island Xtreme Stunts is discontinued.
• Lego Inventor is introduced, then discontinued.
• Lego World City is introduced.
• Lego minifigure celebrates its 25th birthday.
• The first full-length CGI Lego movie, Bionicle: Mask of Light is released.
• 2004
• Lego celebrates the fiftieth anniversary of the Lego System.
• Lego Quatro brick is introduced for children ages 1–3.
• Lego Knights' Kingdom II is introduced.
• Orient Expedition, a sub-line of Lego Adventurers is discontinued.
• Lego Spider-Man, Lego World City, and Lego Gravity Games are discontinued.
• Lego Group reports record loss for 2003 fiscal year.
• The colors Dark Stone Grey (199), Medium Stone Grey (194) and Bright Purple (221) replaces Dark Grey, Grey and Medium Reddish Violet, respectively.
• The color Medium Lilac (268) is introduced.
• Jorgen Vig Knudstorp is appointed CEO of The Lego Group (The first non-family CEO in Lego history).
• The second full-length CGI Lego movie, Bionicle 2: Legends of Metru Nui is released.
• 2005
• Lego System celebrates its 50th anniversary.
• Lego Group sells Legoland parks to Merlin Entertainments Group.
• Lego Alpha Team is discontinued.
• Lego City is introduced.
• Lego Dino Attack/Dino 2010 is introduced.
• Lego Vikings is introduced.
• The third full-length CGI Lego movie, Bionicle 3: Web of Shadows is released.
• The first TT (Traveller's Tales) Games, Lego Star Wars: The Video Game is launched.
• 2006
• Lego Exo-Force is introduced.
• Lego Batman is introduced.
• Avatar: The Last Airbender is introduced then discontinued.
• Lego SpongeBob SquarePants is introduced.
• Lego Sports is reintroduced.
• Remote control (RC) trains are introduced.
• Lego Mindstorms NXT 1.0 is released.
• Lego Quatro is discontinued.
• The color Medium Azure is introduced.
• Lisbeth Valther Pallesen becomes the first woman ever in Lego history to be appointed on the executive management team.
• 2007
• Lego Aqua Raiders, and Mars Mission are introduced.
• Lego Castle is reintroduced.
• Lego 9V trains discontinued.
• Lego Aqua Raiders is discontinued.
• 2008
• On January 28, 2008, Lego celebrated the 50th anniversary of the patent on its interlocking blocks.
• Lego Mindstorms celebrates its tenth anniversary.
• Lego minifigure celebrates its 30th birthday.
• Lego Architecture is introduced.
• Lego Indiana Jones, Speed Racer, and Agents are introduced.
• Lego Exo-Force is discontinued.
• Mars Mission is discontinued.
• Speed Racer is discontinued.
• 2009
• Lego Mindstorms NXT 2.0 is released.
• Agents 2.0 is released.
• Lego Star Wars' 10th anniversary.
• Legoland California 10th anniversary.
• Lego Power Miners is introduced.
• Lego Ninjago concept of the theme were created by creators.
• Lego Pirates is reintroduced.
• Lego Batman is discontinued.
• Lego Games are introduced.
• Lego Space Police III is introduced.
• Lego Muji is introduced.[6][7][8][9]
• 2010
• Lego Ben 10: Alien Force is introduced.
• Lego Atlantis is introduced.
• Lego Toy Story is introduced.
• Duplo Cars is introduced.
• Lego Harry Potter is reintroduced.
• Lego Prince of Persia is introduced.
• Lego Hero Factory is introduced.
• Lego Space Police III is discontinued.
• Lego World Racers is introduced.
• Lego Kingdoms is introduced.
• Lego Bionicle is discontinued.
• Lego Universe is launched.
• LEGO Minifigures Series 1 and 2.
• 2011
• Lego Minifigures Series 3, 4 and 5.
• Lego Ninjago is introduced.
• Lego Cars 2 is introduced.
• Lego Pirates of the Caribbean is introduced.
• Lego Alien Conquest is introduced.
• Lego Power Miners is discontinued.
• Duplo Winnie The Pooh is introduced.
• Lego Life of George is introduced.
• Lego City Space theme is reintroduced.
• Lego Master Builders Academy (MBA) is introduced.
• Legoland Florida opens.
• Lego Pharaoh's Quest is discontinued.
• Lego Harry Potter is discontinued.
• The color Olive Green (330) is introduced as part of Lego Cars.
• Lego Super Heroes theme is introduced.
• 2012
• The Lego Group celebrates their 80th anniversary.
• Lego Universe is discontinued.
• Lego Dino is introduced.
• Lego Minifigures Series 6, 7 and 8.
• Legoland Malaysia opens.
• Lego Friends theme is introduced.
• Lego Monster Fighters is introduced.
• Lego Disney Princess is introduced.
• Lego Alien Conquest is discontinued.
• Lego Build and Rebuild is introduced.
• Lego The Lord of the Rings is introduced.
• Lego The Hobbit is introduced.
• The colors Dark Azure (321), Medium Azure (322), Aqua (323), Medium Lavender (324), Lavender (325), are introduced as part of the Friends theme.
• The color Spring Yellowish Green (326) is introduced as part of Disney Princess.
• Lego SpongeBob SquarePants is discontinued.
• 2013
• Lego Minifigures Series 9, 10 and 11.
• Lego Galaxy Squad is introduced.
• Lego Legends of Chima is introduced.
• Lego Mindstorms EV3 is introduced.
• Duplo Mickey Mouse & Friends is introduced.
• Lego Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is introduced.
• Lego The Lone Ranger is introduced.
• 2014
• Lego celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Lego System.
• Lego Mixels is introduced.
• Lego Minifigures Series 12 is introduced.
• The Lego Movie is released theatrically on February 7, 2014.
• Lego thirtieth anniversary of Ghostbusters is introduced. Ecto-1.
• The Lego Movie (Lego theme) is introduced.
• Lego Fusion is introduced.
• LEGO Simpsons is introduced.
• Lego Ultra Agents is introduced.
• Lego The Hobbit is discontinued.
• 2015
• Lego Minifigures Series 13 and 14.
• Lego Bionicle is reintroduced.
• Lego Speed Champions is introduced.
• Lego Scooby-Doo is released.
• Warner Bros. announces that there would be a Lego Batman Movie and a sequel to The Lego Movie.
• Lego Jurassic World is released.
• 2016
• Lego Nexo Knights is introduced.
• Lego Minifigures Series 15 and 16.
• Lego Ghostbusters is introduced.
• Lego Stranger Things is introduced.
• Lego DC Super Hero Girls is introduced.
• Lego The Angry Birds Movie sets are released.
• Lego BrickHeadz is introduced.
• Lego Bionicle reboot is discontinued.
• Lego Ninjago celebrates fifth anniversary with Halloween television special.
• 2017
• The Lego Batman Movie Minifigures series.
• The Lego Batman Movie is released in February, distributed by Warner Bros.
• The Lego Batman Movie (Lego theme) is introduced.
• Lego Minifigures Series 17 is introduced.
• The Lego Ninjago Movie is released on September 22, 2017.
• The Lego Ninjago Movie Video Game releases on PS4, Xbox One and, Microsoft Windows on September 22, 2017.
• The Lego Ninjago Movie (Lego theme) is introduced.
• It is revealed that Unikitty, a character from The Lego Movie, would have her own animated series on Cartoon Network, titled Unikitty!.
• Jorgen Vig Knudstorp resigns as CEO and Bali Padda is appointed CEO on 1 January 2017
• Bali Padda resigns as CEO and Niels B. Christiansen is appointed new CEO on 1 October 2017
• The social media app Lego Life is launched.
• Lego Masters premieres in Australia.
• 2018
• Lego celebrates the 40th anniversary of the Lego minifigure.
• Lego Wizarding World, formerly known as the Lego Harry Potter theme, is reintroduced.
• Lego Unikitty! is introduced.
• Lego The Powerpuff Girls is introduced.
• Lego Overwatch is introduced.
• Plants from Plants, the first Lego element made from sugarcane-based plastic, are introduced.
• 2019
• Lego City Sky Police is introduced.
• The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part is released on February 8, 2019.
• The Lego Movie 2 (Lego theme) is introduced.
• It is announced that Warner Bros. to sell rights to The Lego Movie franchise to Universal Pictures.
• Lego Hidden Side is introduced.
• Lego Star Wars 20th Anniversary.
• Lego acquires BrickLink.
• Lego Unikitty! is discontinued.
• 2020
• Lego Trolls World Tour is introduced.
• Lego Minions: The Rise of Gru is introduced.
• Lego Super Mario is introduced.
• Lego Monkie Kid is introduced.
• Lego DOTS is introduced.
• Lego Art is introduced.
• Lego Brick Sketches is introduced.
• Lego Ghostbusters is discontinued.
• Lego Hidden Side is discontinued.
• It was revealed that the deal with Universal was set 5-years deal for The Lego Movie franchise.
• Lego Masters premieres in America.
• 2021
• Lego Vidiyo is introduced.
• Lego Trolls World Tour is discontinued.
• Lego Ninjago theme celebrate tenth anniversary with upcoming seasons.[10]
• 2022
• The Lego Group celebrates their 90th anniversary.
• Lego Vidiyo is discontinued.
• Lego Friends theme celebrate tenth anniversary of building friendships and future creators.[11]
• Lego Avatar is introduced.[12][13]
• 2023
• Lego Sonic the Hedgehog is introduced.
• Lego Gabby's Dollhouse is introduced.
• Lego Dreamzzz is introduced.
• Thomas Kirk Kristiansen becomes Chairman of the Lego Group, making the fourth generation of family ownership.
• Lego DOTS is discontinued.
• 2024
• Lego Animal Crossing is introduced.
• Lego Star Wars 25th Anniversary.
• Lego Despicable Me is reintroduced.
• Lego The Legend of Zelda is introduced.
• Lego Fortnite is introduced.
• Lego Wicked is introduced.
• 2025
• Lego One Piece is introduced.
• Lego Star Trek is introduced.

2026–present

• 2026
• LEGO Pokémon is introduced.

External links

• Timeline on the official Lego website