Lego One Piece Wave 2 Sets on Amazon: Up to 22% Off

Lego is expanding its One Piece brick lineup for Netflix-era fans: the second wave of Lego One Piece sets has officially gone on sale in early August, and early retail discounts are now reaching as much as 22% off on some of the biggest releases.

Second wave launches in early August, discounts climb fast

Lego’s follow-up to its earlier One Piece lineup is now available after the Netflix live-action series helped draw new audiences beyond the anime and manga community. While pre-order pricing was comparatively mild, current offers on Amazon have grown more aggressive, with select sets now discounted up to 22%.

Second wave availability: early August
Discount range cited: up to 22%
One deal highlighted: up to 31 euros off compared to the listed MSRP

Best-value picks from the new sets

Doc Bader’s Hideout: the entry-point deal

With 299 pieces, Doc Bader’s Hideout is positioned as both the smallest and the cheapest set in the second wave. Amazon pricing is listed at 24.99 euros, down from a 29.99 euro MSRP, for a 17% discount. The set also introduces Tony Tony Chopper as a new Lego minifigure, alongside Doc Bader and Dr. Kureha.

Garp’s Marine warship: biggest model, biggest minifigure haul

Garp’s Marine warship is the largest set in the second wave at 1,705 pieces. Lego pairs the warship with a small harbor market, and the model includes eight minifigures: Vice Admiral Garp, Corby, Helmeppo, Tashigi, Zoro, Nami, Lysop, and Miss All Sunday. The MSRP is 169.99 euros, with Amazon pricing described as discounted by roughly 31 euros.

Showdown with Captain Smoker: “Amazon low” pricing noted

Showdown with Captain Smoker (547 pieces) is framed as a mid-sized value pick. The MSRP is 59.99 euros, but the Amazon price is stated to be under 50 euros, reaching an “Amazon lowest price” at the time of the cited price check (05.08). The minifigure lineup includes Monkey D. Ruffy, Sanji, Captain Smoker, and Dragon—characters called out as appearing as Lego minifigures for the first time in this wave—plus multiple locations from Loguetown and Smokers’ signature motorcycle.

Duels at Drum Castle: the steepest percentage discount

Duels at Drum Castle (1,038 pieces) is highlighted as the strongest discount in the current offers. Amazon is listed at 77.99 euros from a 99.99 euro MSRP, yielding 22% off. The set includes six minifigures: Monkey D. Luffy, Nami, Sanji, Tony Tony Chopper, Princess Vivi, and King Wapol, packaged in a castle build with multiple rooms and play features tied to the Drum Island arc.

Tony Tony Chopper: a display-style figure with a notable catch

Instead of a standard minifigure set, Tony Tony Chopper (577 pieces) is described as a movable ship doctor model about 19 centimeters tall, with articulated arms, head, and mouth. It also includes items such as a Rumble Ball, books, and a removable backpack. The MSRP is 69.99 euros, but Amazon pricing is listed at 54.99 euros (21% off). The trade-off: the model does not include a traditional Chopper minifigure.

Giant interlude set: strong content, weaker discount—temporarily

The Giant interlude set (733 pieces) brings characters from the Little-Garden arc to the build table, including seven figures around Woogey, Boogey, and members of Baroque Works. It also features two poseable giants with fabric cloaks and large swords. However, the initial deal strength is described as modest: 72.97 euros from a 79.99 euro MSRP (9% off, around 7 euros). An update notes the price later dropped further, with Amazon delivering an additional 10+ euros discount versus MSRP.

Don’t forget the first wave—some sets are still in stock

For fans who want to start from the beginning, Lego’s earlier One Piece wave remains on shelves. The article specifically points to the Flying Lamb, Baratié, Buggy’s circus tent, and the hut in Windmill Village. It also notes that the Arlong Park set is still listed as available but that Lego has officially ended production for it.

Flying Lamb is singled out as a likely standout because it includes the full Straw Hat crew from the first Netflix season within a single set.

What to watch next

With a third Netflix season already in production, more Lego One Piece sets are expected to follow. If the release schedule continues as anticipated, the next batch could move into Alabasta, with potential builds around Sir Crocodile, Baroque Works, and a long-requested minifigure debut for Portgas D. Ace.