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Lego And Sega Reveal Four New Sonic Sets
Sega and Lego have revealed four new Sonic Lego sets and all four will be available in just a few months.
More specifically, the four new sets – Amy's Animal Rescue Island, Sonic's Speed Sphere, Tail's Workshop and Tornado Island, and Sonic's Green Hill Zone Loop Challenge – will be available from Lego's online store, the company's brick and mortar Lego stores, and authorized retailers starting August 1, 2023.
Amy's Animal Rescue Island
Amy's Animal Rescue Island will feature 388 pieces, six characters in Amy, Tails, Crabmeat, Picky, Pocky, and Flicky, and additional accessories. It will cost $49.99.
Sonic's Speed Sphere
Sonic's Speed Sphere will feature 292 pieces, three characters in Sonic, Moto bug Badnik, and Flicky, and additional accessories. It will cost $34.99.
Tail's Workshop and Tornado Island
Tail's Workshop and Tornado Island will feature 376 pieces, four characters in Sonic, Tails, Clucky, and Buzz Bombers, and additional toy accessories. It will cost $39.99.
Sonic's Green Hill Zone Loop Challenge
Sonic's Green Hill Zone Loop Challenge will feature 802 pieces, nine characters in Sonic, Amy, Flicky, Becky, Pocky, Pecky, Dr. Eggman, Badniks Chopper, and Newtron, as well as additional toy accessories. It will cost $99.99.
All four of these sets will be available on August 1, 2023.
Are you interested in picking up any of these sets later this year? Let us know which ones in the comments below!
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