New Lego SpongeBob Set
Lego launches its first SpongeBob SquarePants adult set in over fifteen years.
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Lego released its first adult SpongeBob SquarePants set in over 15 years on September 1. KOAT reports the new collection comes as the original Krusty Krab set, retired in 2009, now fetches up to $600 on the resale market. The fresh sets—priced at $220 and featuring iconic locations from the show—are expected to sell out quickly.
The Krusty Krab's Comeback After 15 Years
The original Krusty Krab Lego set vanished from shelves in 2009. Now, resellers are cashing in. WLKY notes that old sets command up to $600 on secondary markets. The new $220 set marks Lego's return to the SpongeBob universe after spending over a decade away from the beloved franchise.
What's Inside the New Sets
The main set includes SpongeBob's entire street with detailed locations. Players get SpongeBob's iconic pineapple home, Squidward's tiki house, and Jellyfish Fields. KCRA also mentions a separate BrickHeadz set with just 72 pieces that builds in under 30 minutes. Both options launched on September 1 with limited availability expected.
These Sets Won't Stay on Shelves Long
Fans should act fast. WAPT reports that both sets often sell out immediately after release. Pre-ordering now is the safest bet for collectors who don't want to pay resale markups. Given how the original Krusty Krab set has held value over 15 years, these new releases could become collectible items themselves.
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